What you’ll leave with
A flexible day-by-day outline and a list of facts to verify.
Before you start
Choose a destination, rough dates, currency, budget range and preferred pace. You do not need to share booking references, passport details or your home address.
Describe the trip you want
Say whether you prefer a slow morning, short walks, museums or time outdoors. Include accessibility requirements in general terms.
Ask for choices, not certainty
Request two itinerary options and travel-time estimates. Ask it to mark unknown facts instead of guessing.
Check each important detail
Use official venue and transport websites for opening hours, tickets, routes and accessibility. Check visa and entry rules with the relevant government.
Book and confirm yourself
Compare the total cost including baggage, taxes and cancellation terms. A draft itinerary is not a reservation.
Help me sketch a [number]-day trip to [place] for [month]. My budget is [amount and currency], excluding transport to the destination. I prefer [pace and interests]. Give two options, include rest time, and list the opening times, prices and travel details I must check on official websites. Do not invent bookings or treat estimates as confirmed.
Replace the square brackets. Leave out private information.
Pause and check
Check live prices, weather, entry requirements and accessibility independently. Do not rely on AI alone for travel safety or time-critical connections.
Make it a habit
Save a version of the prompt that worked for you. Next time, change the details and review the answer afresh. A familiar prompt can still produce a mistake.
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