travel-assistant

A complete travel itinerary requires your departure city, travel dates, traveler count, budget level, and must-do activities to generate paced day-by-day schedules, flight options, hotel recommendations, and a categorized budget summary with safety buffers.

To check visa and entry requirements, the skill validates passport validity, visa needs, Schengen rules, ETIAS, vaccination proof, and onward ticket requirements using official sources. You get a checklist of entry requirements to verify before departure.

Yes, this travel planner supports both single-city and multi-city trip scenarios by sourcing booking links, establishing neighborhood bases, and applying pacing rules to avoid overplanning daily activities across multiple destinations.

The best way to estimate travel costs is generating a budget summary that categorizes flights and hotels while adding standard hidden costs and safety buffer items, providing a realistic total budget estimation for your trip.

Yes, providing a departure city is required for flight search because the skill follows the constraint of not searching flights without an origin city, while hotel recommendations rely on targeted search for budget-aligned neighborhood options.

Yes, the itinerary planner uses geocoding via Nominatim for map building and requires web search for destinations and rules to produce accurate daily schedules, transit timing, and anchor activities for your travel plan.