Send a parcel with a traveler
Documents, clothes, a phone, a gift — something you already have, carried in a traveler's luggage, in either direction.
Before you post
Parcels travel both ways: to Tunisia and from Tunisia. Nothing is bought — a traveler simply carries what you already have, and you agree what you pay them for the kilos.
The contents field is mandatory, and it is not paperwork. A traveler is legally responsible for what is in their own luggage, so they are entitled to see the parcel open before accepting it. A parcel nobody can inspect is a parcel nobody will carry.
Post the parcel
- Choose the direction: to Tunisia, or from Tunisia.
- Set the country and the cities on both sides. The neighbourhood is optional, but it tells a traveler whether the pickup is on their way.
- Give the weight in kilos, as accurately as you can.
- List what is inside, item by item. Be precise and honest — this is the field travelers read first.
- Add the date you need it there by, if you have one.
- Click "Post the parcel".
Finding a carrier
Two things happen in parallel. Travelers browsing parcels on your route can offer to carry yours. And you can open the Trips list, filter by city, and ask a specific traveler yourself with the parcel attached — free, and with no commitment on either side until they accept.
Never send anything prohibited or restricted — medication, cash, anything you would not declare at customs. The traveler carries it under their own name.
Still stuck?
If a step does not work the way this guide describes, tell us — that is a bug on our side, not on yours.