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AI travel and trips made for you
You can forget the hours of planning what to fit into three days. AI prepares a logical itinerary without crossing the whole city, with local tips, and works as a translator in your pocket too.
💡 Important: For current tips, use an AI that searches the web (Gemini with Google Maps, ChatGPT, Grok). Ask it for Google Maps links for every place. Check opening hours, ticket prices and whether a place still exists; AI often has old information. Before a trip abroad, look at your government's travel advice (for example the UK's or the US State Department's).
🌍 An itinerary without needless travelling
Don't be tempted by 20 “must-see” sights. Tell the AI to plan a logical route, so you don't spend the day in the metro.
A weekend itinerary (logistics without stress)
You are an experienced and careful travel agent. I'm travelling with [my partner and two kids aged 6 and 9 / a group of friends] for a long weekend to [Rome / Vienna / London] (from Friday 12:00 to Sunday 15:00). We're staying at [street or stop]. Prepare a realistically doable itinerary: 1. **Route logic:** Arrange the places so they follow on from each other and we walk between them, not an hour on the metro there and back. 2. **A slow pace:** 3 main stops a day at most, the rest of the time for the atmosphere of the city. 3. **Plan B for rain:** A backup option for each half-day (a museum, a gallery, a covered market). 4. **Food on the way:** Add 1 local place for lunch and 1 for dinner to the route, near where we'll be according to the plan. For each place, the name and a Google Maps link. Recommend only places you can find as open, and mark any opening hours you can't find as unverified.
🍽️ Where to eat like a local and not get ripped off
Avoid restaurants with picture menus and touts at the door.
Uncovering tourist traps and hidden gems
Next week I'll be in [Prague (the centre) / Paris].
You are a local who hates overpriced tourist traps and knows where locals go to eat and drink.
1. Describe 3 typical tourist traps in this city (types of places, not specific names) and how to spot them: warning signs, price tricks, places where you pay for the view.
2. Recommend 3 places you'd take a friend to: good local food at normal prices and an authentic atmosphere, no snobbery.
For the recommended places, give a Google Maps link and the rating. Recommend only places you can find as still running; don't make up names.
🎒 Smart and minimalist packing
Forget “I'll take it just in case”. AI suggests layers that fit into a backpack and suit the weather at your destination. Check the luggage sizes and rules with your airline; they change.
A minimalist backpack for 7 days
I'm flying for [7 days] to [Norway at the turn of October and November]. I'll only have [a small under-seat backpack, size depending on the airline, e.g. 40 × 30 × 20 cm]. During the day I want to do light hikes in nature and in the evening be in the city. You are a traveller who travels with just one small backpack (onebag). Look up what the weather is usually like there at that time, and based on that write a specific list of clothes and electronics (e.g. “2× merino T-shirt, 1× waterproof jacket as the outer layer”). It should really fit, meet the rules for liquids in hand luggage and combine so I'm neither cold nor hot.