Where to next?
Pick a departure or write your own. We'll open the planner that fits: questions, a day-by-day itinerary or a road trip.
Most planned
The places people plan most with us. Choose one to open a ready-made itinerary.
4,639 trip plans made so far, covering 927 cities in 150 countries.
Three ways to plan, one trip
All three planners are built by the same team and share the same travel knowledge. They differ in how you work with them and what you get at the end.
Tripsora
tripsora.comTripBuilder
tripbuilder.aiRoutePlanner
routeplanner.aiPostcards from people who went
The planners draw on what travellers found on the ground, not just top-ten lists. A few examples:
- IT
Venice, Italy
Skip the Rialto Market
Go to Mercato di San Polo on a Tuesday morning: similar stalls, lower prices and far fewer tourists.
Save on market shopping - JP
Kyoto, Japan
Fushimi Inari at dawn
Arrive around 6:30 for soft light through the torii gates. Most visitors come after 9.
Skip the worst crowds - TH
Bangkok, Thailand
Shop where locals shop
Klong Toei Market sells fresh produce at local prices, a short ride from the tourist markets.
Cheaper fresh food
Travel guides and trip stories
Real itineraries you can read, copy and adapt.
Exploring the charms of Amsterdam
4 days of canals, museums and Dutch food
Roaming around Paris
5 days from Notre-Dame to Père Lachaise
The 8 best hot-air balloon rides
Cappadocia, Serengeti, Luxor and five more
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- £100 Exoticca credit on your first booking (limited time)
- Offers on flights, hotels and other travel services
- Insider tips from local travel experts
Questions
What is an AI trip planner?
A tool that turns what you tell it, such as where you want to go, when and what you enjoy, into a travel plan. You can ask it questions, have it write a day-by-day itinerary, or have it work out a driving route with stops.
Which planner should I use?
Ask Tripsora when you are still deciding or have lots of questions. Use TripBuilder when you know where and when, and want a finished day-by-day plan. Use RoutePlanner when you are driving and need the route, the stops and where to sleep.
Is it free?
Each planner can be tried for free. Longer itineraries and extra route questions are paid. Each planner shows its prices before you pay anything.
Do I need an account?
You sign in with your email address and a one-time code when a planner needs to save your trip or keep track of your free questions. There is no password to remember.
What happens to my conversations?
Conversations with the planners are stored for up to 30 days so the planner can summarise your trip, then deleted. The privacy policy explains what is kept and who processes it.