Trip planning often means twenty open tabs and a route that crosses the city three times a day. The AI travel planner in Infinithink builds a day-by-day plan from your destination and the way you like to travel, grouping places by area so you spend your time there, not on transfers.
Each day is split into morning, afternoon and evening, with free time and meal breaks. Around it you get transport tips, what to book ahead, a daily budget estimate and local advice. Without dates or a budget, the tool plans three mid-range days and says so.
The planner names only well-known landmarks and neighborhoods. Restaurants and shops are described by type and area, and the plan ends with a reminder to check hours, prices and entry rules on official sources. It is part of the Entertainment family. Create a free account to plan your trip, or see the pricing page.
What you get
- A short trip overview, with the assumptions stated if dates, length or budget are missing
- A day-by-day plan in morning, afternoon and evening blocks, grouped by area
- Meal breaks with the type of food or the neighborhood to try
- Getting around and what is worth booking ahead
- An indicative budget per day, clearly marked as an estimate
- Practical tips on local customs, safety and packing for the season
What you fill in
- Destination optional
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A city, a region or a route with several stops.
- Trip details and preferences optional
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Dates or number of days, who is traveling, budget, pace, interests, food needs, and how you will get around.
How to use it, step by step
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Enter the destination
Write a city, a region or a route in Destination, such as "Lisbon and Sintra" or "Puglia, from Bari to Lecce". A route means the moves between places get planned too.
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Describe how you travel
In Trip details and preferences, add days, who is traveling, budget, pace, interests, food needs and transport. "Relaxed pace, no car" changes the plan more than a list of sights.
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Choose the language and generate
Pick the output language in the settings below the form. Without a currency in your budget, estimates use the main currency for that language, euro for Italian.
Example, input and output
Input
- destination
- Lisbon and Sintra
- preferences
- 4 days in early May, two adults, mid-range budget, relaxed pace, viewpoints, tiles and seafood, one vegetarian, public transport and walking.
Output
- Morning: walk up through Alfama to São Jorge Castle and the Santa Luzia viewpoint.
- Afternoon: the National Tile Museum, then back toward Praça do Comércio.
- Evening: a traditional tavern in Alfama with grilled fish and vegetable dishes.
## Day 3: Sintra
Train from Rossio station. Pena Palace and its park in the morning, Quinta da Regaleira in the afternoon.
## What to book ahead
Timed tickets for Pena Palace and Quinta da Regaleira.
Check opening hours, prices, transport timetables and entry requirements on official sources before traveling.
Illustrative example written by the editorial team.
Tips for better results
- State the pace. "Relaxed, no more than two sights a day" and "we want to see as much as possible" produce very different itineraries.
- Mention food needs and mobility, such as vegetarian, a stroller or no long walks. The plan adapts meals, transfers and the order of visits.
- For a road trip, list the stops in order in Destination and say that you have a car.
Who uses it, and for what
Couples and families
A first itinerary that fits the kids' pace or a slow weekend for two, to adjust together.
Business travelers with a free day
A short plan for the weekend after a conference, close to where you are staying.
Travel bloggers
The skeleton of an itinerary post, to complete with your own photos and first-hand notes.
Small travel agencies
A first draft of a client proposal, to finish with real bookings and prices.
Limits and good practice
- The tool does not book flights, hotels or tickets and does not check live availability.
- Opening hours, prices, timetables and entry or visa requirements change. Check them on official sources before you travel, as the plan reminds you.
- Restaurants and shops are described by type and area, not by name, so you choose the actual place yourself.
Frequently asked questions
How detailed is the itinerary?
Each day is split into morning, afternoon and evening, with places grouped by area, free time and meal breaks. Around it you get an overview, transport tips, what to book ahead, a daily budget estimate and practical advice. The more you write about pace and interests, the more personal the plan.
What happens if I don't give dates or a budget?
The tool plans three days on a mid-range budget and states those assumptions at the top, so you know what the plan is based on. Add the number of days and a budget in the details and generate again to match your actual trip.
Does it recommend specific restaurants and hotels?
No. It names only well-known landmarks, neighborhoods and attractions. For restaurants and shops it describes the type of place and the area, for example a traditional tavern in Alfama, because businesses open and close. Hotels are left to you.
Are the prices and opening hours accurate?
They are indicative. The daily budget is marked as an estimate, and the plan ends with a reminder to check opening hours, prices, timetables and entry or visa requirements on official sources. Treat it as a draft to verify, not a booking.
Can I plan a multi-city trip or a road trip?
Yes. Write the route in Destination, for example "Bari, Alberobello and Lecce", and say in the details whether you travel by car, train or bus. The plan then includes the transfers between stops and keeps each day's visits grouped by area.
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