Do I receive a booking confirmation?
Yes. We first check availability and then send the confirmation or the next concrete booking step. Until that confirmation lands, availability is not guaranteed.
This page keeps the recurring Reiseathleten questions in one place: how booking works, when payment happens, what to prepare before travel, and where to reach us if something does not fit the standard flow.
These answers cover the core flow and the parts that matter most for a secure booking decision.
Yes. We first check availability and then send the confirmation or the next concrete booking step. Until that confirmation lands, availability is not guaranteed.
Please wait until the trip itself is confirmed. That keeps dates, rooms, and any host-side details aligned before you commit to separate travel costs.
That depends on the trip. Some trips are organised by Reiseathleten itself, while partner retreats run through the marketplace with host-specific terms shown before booking.
The exact due dates and payment path depend on the booking model. You will always see the relevant payment step, invoice, or host instruction before payment is due.
For some trips, yes. For marketplace partner retreats, the named host is the organiser or service provider. The decisive booking model is disclosed on the trip and in the booking documents.
Use the contact page if you have a group request, need a custom setup, or want help choosing the right trip before you submit a booking request.
A few details are better checked before departure than after the booking is already in motion.
Please use the official authorities, your airline, and the destination guidance for the current entry rules. These requirements can change and stay your responsibility as the traveller.
Use the same traveller names as on the official travel documents. That reduces avoidable friction once confirmations or host handoffs are issued.
If you are unsure whether a trip fits your level, room preference, or recovery needs, ask before you book. That is easier than correcting the setup later.
If you want the next relevant layer, these are the most useful follow-up pages.
Use the dedicated payment guide for a clearer view on invoices, deposits, and partner-host payment flows.
Step-by-step help for choosing the right flow, checking availability, and avoiding common mistakes.
If you want the formal explanation of how data is processed, the privacy page stays authoritative.