TORONTO — Imagine booking a flight, paying for a trip, packing your bags, arriving at the airport and…having no idea where you’re going.

This is the idea behind srprs.me, an online travel company that’s bringing new meaning to the word ‘spontaneity’. According to Lonely Planet, travellers who book with the company are asked to ‘fly blind’, so to speak, after choosing the travel style they prefer (city break or backpacking adventure), indicating their budget, and selecting their travel dates. The rest – including the destination – remains a surprise until travellers arrive at the airport departure lounge.

Sounds crazy, sure, but also really fun, and exactly the kind of mind-blowing adventure millennials often seek. Since its inception in Amsterdam in 2014, the company has already sent over 50,000 people on adventures around the world. It has recently launched in the U.K.

Would you take the leap of faith and travel to an unknown destination?