Tinggly experience gifts that become a story
A mug sits on a shelf and a gift card gets spent on groceries. Experience gifts for employees work differently: a Tinggly voucher turns into a sunset jet ski in Cartagena that your team is still telling people about a year later.
Free forever. No card, no contracts, no minimums.
Experience gifts break down at the border
Buying an experience for one person in your own city is easy. Doing it for forty people across nine countries means nine vendors, nine currencies and someone on your team playing travel agent. So most companies give up and send an object instead, and the object gets forgotten by Friday.
Three ways to send experience gifts for employees
You pick the budget and Tinggly handles the booking, wherever the person happens to live.
Send one voucher
The recipient opens a link and chooses their own experience from Tinggly's range. In Cartagena alone that meant over 500 options, from ATVs and mixology classes to food tours and day trips.
You choose the amount. They choose the adventure.
Reach every city
Gift links work in 150+ countries, so the person in Manila and the person in Manchester get the same standard of gift. Tinggly's support line is staffed by people who answer fast and walk recipients through the booking.
Nobody on your team has to call a tour operator.
Pair it with the catalog
Not everyone wants to get on a jet ski. Send a single gift and let the recipient put it toward an experience, a gift card or a physical product instead.
One budget, one link, no guessing what they like.
Pick a budget, send the link
Add your people
Connect your HRIS, upload a CSV, or paste in a few email addresses. Leavers drop off on their own once the sync is live.
Set the amount
Decide what the gift is worth and send it. The recipient sees a value, not a price tag on any one experience.
Watch it land
You see what was sent, what was opened and what came back unredeemed. Unredeemed gifts are refunded, so the budget does not evaporate.
A voucher can be in someone's inbox five minutes after you sign up.
Experiences are one choice among thousands
Tinggly sits alongside 4,500+ gift card brands in 150+ countries and 1,988 curated physical products. One gift, one link, and the recipient decides whether it becomes a sunset boat ride or a pair of headphones.
01Gift cards
4,500+ brands in 150+ countries, in local currency. The whole budget, their choice of where it goes.Browse gift cards → Shipped to the door
02Physical gifts
1,988 curated products from makers and names people recognize, shipped to the door.Browse physical gifts → Made on demandCustom swag
Your brand on things people actually wear. No minimums, and they pick their own size.See custom swag →Why would you want your budget to go towards a platform, when every dollar can go to your best asset?
The gifts people remember are the ones they did
An experience costs the same as a decent object and lasts considerably longer in the telling.
Set a budget, send a link, and let someone in Cartagena or Manila book the thing they actually want to do without anyone on your side arranging it.
Experience gift questions
How do Tinggly experiences work on Gifted?
You send a gift for an amount you choose. The recipient opens the link, browses Tinggly's experiences where they live or where they are travelling, and books it themselves.
What does Gifted charge for this?
No platform fee, no user fee and no minimum. You pay the face value of what you send. ACH and wire are free, credit card is 3%, and international FX is 5%.
What if the recipient is not in a major city?
Choice holds up in smaller markets. In Cartagena alone there were over 500 options, spanning adventure activities, cultural tours, and food and drink.
Who helps if the recipient gets stuck?
Tinggly's support team does. When we tested it from Colombia we reached a live person quickly, and she walked through the whole booking and followed up by email.
What if someone never redeems their gift?
You get the money back. 100% within 72 hours, and 75% up to two years.
Other ways teams use Gifted
Global gifting
A gift should not get worse the further it travels from headquarters.
Gifts for remote employees
The cupcakes in the kitchen never reach the person on the other end of the call.
Employee recognition
Thank people while the work is still fresh, on autopilot.
Automated work anniversaries
A five-year anniversary noticed a week late reads as an afterthought, because it was one.
Start gifting
Give them a story instead of another mug
Set a budget, send one link, and let them pick the thing they will still be talking about next year.
Free forever. No card, no contracts, no minimums.
