See your trip before you take it

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Plan a future trip to [destination] from [dates], starting at [origin], for [travelers]. Our budget, transport preferences, pace, mobility needs and must-do experiences are [constraints]. Ask about any missing detail that would materially change the route.

First propose one realistic itinerary using current official sources for opening hours, booking requirements and transport details. Link each practical claim, distinguish confirmed information from estimates, allow travel and rest buffers, and flag details that are not yet published for our dates. Show one weather or closure alternative. Do not book, buy or contact anyone.

Then create an illustrated trip preview. Use image generation only if available: make a small set of original scenes expressing the atmosphere of the planned days, with captions clearly marking them as imagined illustrations. Never present generated scenery as a photograph, an exact view from a hotel, evidence of access, or a guarantee of weather. Keep factual maps, routes and venue details separate from those scenes. If image generation is unavailable, use labeled visual placeholders and provide image briefs instead.

Return a readable document or local web page with the daily plan, a route overview, practical source links, illustrative scenes and a short list of decisions still needed. Make the factual itinerary useful even if every illustration is removed. Keep the result private.

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