Trip Planner
Builds a day-by-day itinerary with time blocks, cost estimates, and links to research.
Uses
Trip Planner turns six details about a trip into a day-by-day itinerary you can act on.
Give it your destination, dates, budget, travel style, and must-dos, and it returns a plan broken into morning, afternoon, and evening blocks, each with a cost estimate and a link to research the booking. It fits every must-do into a specific day, flags anything that needs advance booking, and totals the cost against your budget. It never books anything: every price is an estimate for you to verify before you pay for it.
It needs real dates and a real budget number to build a plan that fits. A vague budget (“cheap”) gets a vaguer cost estimate.
What it includes
- A day-by-day itinerary with time blocks and durations
- A cost estimate per activity, meal, and transit leg, plus a running total
- A research link for each paid activity or booking
- A flag for anything that needs advance booking, and how far ahead
Example
Input: “Destination: Lisbon. Dates: June 10 to June 14. Budget: $1200 total for 2 people. Travel style: relaxed, mid-range hotels, mostly walking. Must-dos: Belem Tower, a fado show, pastel de nata tasting. Travelers: 2 adults.”
Output: A 4-night plan. Day 1 morning: walk Alfama district (free);
afternoon: Belem Tower and pastries at Pastéis de Belém (€15 for two,
[link]); evening: fado dinner show in Alfama (€70 for two, book 1 week
ahead, [link]). Days 2 to 4 follow the same structure. Total estimate:
$1,050, $150 under budget. Note at the end: all prices are estimates,
verify current rates before booking.
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What this one touches
Reads only the trip details you provide in the prompt. Writes nothing outside the chat; it returns an itinerary and links to research. Never books a flight, hotel, or activity, and never touches payment details.