What problem does it solve?
It helps you plan trips end-to-end by turning destination uncertainty into a structured itinerary with flight and hotel options, realistic costs, and verified entry requirements so you don’t get stranded at the airport.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Flight options with direct links: searches via multiple fare sources (Google Flights, Skyscanner, Skiplagged, and more) and presents at least three options (cheapest, best schedule, best airline) with booking/search URLs.
- Accommodation recommendations: finds hotels or stays by neighborhood and budget level, offering 3–5 options with direct links and clear “why this area” guidance.
- Day-by-day itinerary with pacing: builds a paced schedule with anchor activities, meal picks, transit guidance, rain/tired swaps, and estimated daily cost.
- Web app plan (map + itinerary views): specifies a toggleable UI that geocodes stops with Nominatim and links itinerary days to highlighted map markers.
- Entry requirements and budget estimation: checks visas/Schengen/ETIAS/passport validity/vaccines/onward-ticket proof using web research and summarizes costs with buffers.
- Safety guardrails for travel planning: explicitly avoids booking and requires confirmation of visa rules on official sources before travel.
Quick Start
Ask the travel assistant to create a trip plan for 2 travelers from London to Tokyo for 10 days with a mid-range budget and a culture/food style, including flights, hotel options by neighborhood, a day-by-day itinerary with meal and transit links, an OSM map+itinerary web app spec, visa/entry checks, and a full budget summary.
