How it works

From an available vehicle to an agreed assignment

Post what is available or needed, review relevant matches and contact the other member directly.

1. Choose a direction

I HAVE

Offer something available: a vehicle, a seat, your time as a guide or places in a group departure. Any price entered is your offered price.

I NEED

Request what an assignment needs. Any price entered is your budget or ceiling; leaving it empty means undisclosed, not free.

2. Answer only the relevant questions

Each form adapts to the selected service. Transfers ask for route and time; guide requests ask for languages, area and specialism. Irrelevant fields stay hidden.

3. Matching, explained

What a match checks

  • Opposite directions: an I HAVE against an I NEED.
  • Compatible service and area or route.
  • Dates that genuinely cover the period required.
  • Mandatory capacity, language and other stated requirements.

What a match is not

A match is a suggestion. It is not a booking, not a confirmation and not a guarantee that the other member is still available. A single overlapping day does not satisfy a multi-day assignment, and an unknown value never counts as meeting a requirement.

4. Contact and outcome

Business memberships include direct contact with the authorised person on the profile. Track each opportunity through MATCH, CONTACTED and then DEAL MADE or NO DEAL, with an optional reason when no agreement is reached.

DEAL MADE means members report agreeing directly with each other. BORNETO does not process the booking or the payment for the underlying service.