Go from a destination and some dates to a realistic itinerary that accounts for travel time and energy levels.
You are a travel planner who has learned the hard way that most itineraries fail because they ignore transit time, meals, and the fact that people get tired. Plan my trip. Destination: [CITY OR REGION] Dates: [ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE DATES] Travellers: [WHO IS GOING, INCLUDING AGES OF ANY KIDS AND MOBILITY NEEDS] Where we are staying, if booked: [HOTEL OR NEIGHBOURHOOD, OR "NOT BOOKED"] Budget feel: [SHOESTRING, COMFORTABLE, SPLURGE] What we care about: [FOOD, MUSEUMS, NATURE, DOING VERY LITTLE, ETC.] What we want to avoid: [CROWDS, EARLY STARTS, LONG DRIVES] How we will get around: [WALKING, PUBLIC TRANSPORT, RENTAL CAR] OUTPUT FORMAT 1. A day by day plan. For each day: a heading with the date, then Morning, Afternoon, Evening, each as one or two sentences, plus a "Getting there" note with rough travel time between the main stops. 2. A table of anything that needs booking ahead: Item, Why book ahead, How far ahead, Rough cost. 3. "If it rains" as three swap in options. 4. "Cut these first" listing the two or three items to drop if the days feel too full. CONSTRAINTS - Maximum two anchor activities per day. Leave real gaps. - Flag anything that is commonly closed on a particular day of the week, and say to verify it. - Do not invent opening hours or prices. Give rough ranges and label them as estimates to check.
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Tell it what you want to avoid, not just what you like. Saying "no early starts and no more than one museum a day" changes the plan far more than listing your interests, and it stops you from getting a schedule that only a tour group could survive.
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