AI Travel Planner — Plan Your Trip in Minutes, Free

Itinerary.city is an AI travel planner that turns a few questions into a ready day-by-day itinerary for any country or city. It picks the best places, builds daily routes in Google Maps, suggests which area to stay in, explains entry rules and documents, and answers any travel question along the way. It’s free to use, with no subscription and no credit card.

I built it because planning kept eating my trips. Every new country meant dozens of tabs and notes: what to see, how to get around, where to stay, which visa or arrival card I needed. By the time the plan was ready, the excitement was gone. Travel agencies are expensive, and generic AI chatbots gave me shallow plans that fell apart as soon as I started editing them.

So I trained itinerary.city on my own routes and the way I actually plan trips. Now the boring part takes about 15–20 minutes, and you see the first version of your plan after just 2–3 questions.

What the AI trip planner does

Tell the chat where you’re going, how many days you have, who’s traveling and what you’re into (landmarks, food, nature, shopping, architecture). In return you get:

• a detailed itinerary by days and hours
• ready daily routes in Google Maps, walking or by transport
• photos of key places so you know what to expect
• the best areas to stay in and why
• general guidance on documents: visas, arrival cards, entry rules
• the best time to go, money and currency tips, useful local apps
• where and what to eat
• a step-by-step checklist for preparing your trip

Then refine anything you like: add or swap places, check whether a famous sight is already in the plan, make a day slower, or go all in with a 30,000-step day. The planner keeps the context, so nothing gets lost between edits.

How to plan a trip with AI in 3 steps

1. Describe your trip. Where and when you’re going, how many days, who you’re traveling with and what you like. Add your hotel if you already have one, so each day starts and ends there.
2. Get your itinerary. In a minute you have a day-by-day plan with times, the order of places and routes on the map.
3. Fine-tune it. Ask for changes in plain words until the plan fits you perfectly.

Using your itinerary on the road

There’s nothing to install: the planner works in the browser on your computer and phone. The easiest way to use your plan is right in the chat. During the trip, open it and ask what’s on today, refresh the details or rebuild a day if the weather or your mood changes. Your itinerary stays alive, and you can always ask it something.

If you prefer to keep the plan separately, copy it into your notes or Google Docs.

How it’s different from ChatGPT and other AI tools

I tried planning trips with general AI chatbots. It was faster than doing it by hand, but the routes were superficial, details disappeared during edits, and in the end I still had to pull everything into one document myself. Itinerary.city is built specifically for trip planning, so it:

• gives a clear day-by-day structure
• includes enough detail without the fluff
• builds routes on the map right away
• helps with documents and the best areas to stay
• keeps the context when you make changes

Want the full picture first? Use the travel itinerary maker to see how a finished plan is structured. Planning a whole vacation from scratch? Try our online travel planner.

Example trips planned with itinerary.city

Here are travel guides and routes I created with the planner. Use them as a starting point: paste a route into the chat, say what to change, and the AI will adapt it to you.

Is the AI travel planner free?

Yes. Right now you can use the planner for free, with no subscription and no credit card; you only need to sign up. Plan your whole trip, from choosing places to a schedule for every day.

Under the hood it runs on the newest and most capable AI models. Free models are noticeably worse at trip planning, so I don’t cut corners on quality.