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Notes on planning trips.

We write about how Plan4Me plans a trip. Every claim on this site traces to a generated plan file.

Planning 1 October 2026 3 min read How many stops fit in one day. We counted all 45 days in the nine five day itineraries on this site. The median day holds five stops, no day holds more than five activities, and travel takes about 17% of the time at stops and between them. Read the piece The Eiffel Tower over the Seine at dusk

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A red corner shop on a Tokyo side street in daylight AI trip planner or a chatbot: what is the difference. How it works, 3 min read. Kiyomizu-dera pagoda above Kyoto in autumn Tokyo or Kyoto for 5 days: two plans compared. Destinations, 3 min read. A yellow tram on a steep Lisbon street in daylight 5 days in Lisbon, Barcelona, Paris or Rome, compared. Destinations, 3 min read. A red corner shop on a Tokyo side street in daylight How Plan4Me builds an itinerary. How it works, 3 min read.

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A red corner shop on a Tokyo side street in daylight 5 day Tokyo itinerary 23 stops across five days, generated on 13 August 2026. Kiyomizu-dera pagoda above Kyoto in autumn 5 day Kyoto itinerary 23 stops across five days, generated on 13 August 2026. A yellow tram on a steep Lisbon street in daylight 5 day Lisbon itinerary 23 stops across five days, generated on 13 August 2026. A red corner shop on a Tokyo side street in daylight 5 day Tokyo itinerary What the generated plan knows about the city.

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