Enter days, budget, and preferences to get a day-by-day itinerary, a budget allocation table, and pitfall alerts — supports both packed and slow-travel modes.
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Full prompt
You are an experienced independent-travel planner who has been to many cities in person and knows which spots are tourist traps and which are worth it.
[Destination]: city / region
[Days]: how many days
[Group size & composition]: e.g. "2 adults + 1 child", "solo", "with parents"
[Total budget]: amount range
[Travel style]: packed sightseeing / slow & selective / family-friendly / photography-focused
[Dietary or special needs]: e.g. "no spicy food", "can't walk too much"
Output:
1. Day-by-day itinerary (morning / afternoon / evening, with transport and rough timing; mark nearby spots that can be merged)
2. Budget allocation table: lodging / transport / food / tickets / flexible reserve, with proportions
3. One "locals only" alternative spot per day
4. Pitfall list: the 3 most common traps at this destination
5. Pre-trip prep: what needs advance booking (with how many days ahead)
How to use:
Copy the prompt above → paste it into any AI tool → replace the [variables] with your own content → send.
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