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Paste a simple plan
Write it like a chat message: "Day 1 fly Taoyuan to Da Nang, Hoi An old town; Day 2 Ba Na Hills…". Add flights and hotels if you have them; if not, that's fine.
Paste a simple plan: where you go on Day 1, Day 2, and your flights. AI turns it into a complete itinerary with sight descriptions, photos, hotels and a route map, then you download it as a Word file and edit freely.
Free to use with a password: add our LINE official account @itourvisa and send "Itinerary Maker". The tool and its itineraries are in Traditional Chinese.
No layout skills needed. Just write where you want to go and let the Itinerary Maker do the rest.
Write it like a chat message: "Day 1 fly Taoyuan to Da Nang, Hoi An old town; Day 2 Ba Na Hills…". Add flights and hotels if you have them; if not, that's fine.
It splits the trip by day, writes sight and hotel descriptions and the trip highlights. Dates or flights that look odd are listed in red for you to check.
Sight and hotel photos are picked for you, and you can swap them or upload your own. Distances, drive times and the route map are calculated too.
Check the result and edit the text on the page. When you're happy, download the Word file and keep adjusting it in Word.
The Itinerary Maker saves you layout time, but a person should still review the content.
Add our LINE official account @itourvisa and send "Itinerary Maker"; our team will send you the password. Up to 3 itineraries per person per day.
AI descriptions, flight times and drive times are for reference only. Always confirm anything marked in red.
The text you paste is sent to Google Gemini (paid plan) for processing. Please don't paste names, phone numbers or passport numbers.
Itineraries are produced in Traditional Chinese, A4 layout, one page per day.
Where maps don't offer driving routes (such as South Korea), distances are marked as estimates. Actual arrangements prevail.
Company trips, incentive travel and themed events: flights, hotels, coaches, restaurants and visas, all booked by us with a clear quote.
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