Multi-City Itinerary Feasibility Audit
Check transfers, timing and pacing.
Added October 15, 2026. Written with AI assistance and checked for clarity and placeholders; not reviewed by a lawyer, accountant, clinician or other professional. How these prompts are made
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Audit my multi-city itinerary. Day-by-day plan with cities, transport, accommodation and activities: [ITINERARY]. Travellers and mobility needs: [TRAVELLERS]. Budget and dates: [BUDGET_DATES]. Check travel times between stops including getting to stations, check-in and check-out times, rushed days, rest days, opening days of attractions, and backup plans. Highlight days with too many moves. Return a day table with Day, Plan, Feasibility (red, amber, green) and Fix, a revised pacing suggestion, and a check-before-you-pay list. Times, prices and rules are [VERIFY] with official sources. Also suggest booking the most time-sensitive items first, leaving one flexible day for every four or five moves, and checking luggage rules on each transport leg. Add a list of questions to ask accommodation hosts about early arrival and luggage storage. Then produce a revised itinerary with built-in slack and decision points. For each leg, give the departure window, the buffer I recommend, the check-in and check-out plan, and the thing most likely to go wrong. Mark the three days I should keep light, the one booking I should make flexible and the one I should confirm first. Add a transport plan that lists the tickets to buy in advance, the ones to buy locally and the apps or documents needed, all marked [VERIFY] with official sources. Provide a packing and money plan for the length of the trip, a daily budget table using my figures, and a plan B for the two riskiest legs. Finish with a short checklist to run the week before departure, covering documents, bookings, insurance, medication, phone settings and sharing the plan with someone at home. Flag every booking, refund and insurance detail as something to confirm with the provider [VERIFY], and keep a closing list titled Check Before You Pay. Add a final reminder of the limits of this review, saying which conclusions are firm, which are tentative, and which parts need a qualified professional's confirmation.
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