Creator Story: How Lorraine Brought Her Wellness Retreats to Tripmix

Some creators publish guides. Lorraine Schulze fills planes.

Through Yoga with Lorraine, she leads multi-day wellness and adventure retreats in places most people only daydream about: Portugal, Sicily, Sardinia, Lake Tahoe, Santa Fe, Bhutan. Mindfulness and yoga at the core, real adventure around the edges.

The retreat host's problem

Running retreats is two jobs. There's the craft — designing days that change people. And then there's everything else: spreading details across a website, a booking form, an email thread and a WhatsApp group, answering the same questions, chasing deposits, keeping guests aligned as plans evolve.

The tools retreat hosts inherit were built for hotels or for influencers. Not for someone taking twelve guests to Bhutan.

Building it together

Lorraine didn't just join Tripmix — she helped shape it. Over several months she worked directly with our founders on what retreat creators actually need from a travel shop: how a multi-day retreat should be presented, what guests need to feel confident booking, how updates should reach everyone in real time.

In her words to her community:

"The Tripmix app gives me my own dedicated travel shop — a home for my retreats — and a simple, trusted way for you to explore details, stay connected with me, connect with fellow guests if you'd like, receive real-time updates, and book directly with confidence. No middlemen. No confusion."

What her shop looks like

One link. Every retreat — dates, pricing, what's included, the day-by-day flow. Guests book directly, payments are handled securely, and Lorraine keeps 90% of every sale. Her community gets a place to gather before the retreat even starts.

The takeaway for retreat hosts

You don't need a big following — Lorraine's strength is a community that trusts her. If you host retreats and you're stitching together five tools to sell them, there's now a home built for exactly what you do.

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