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Travel Planner

Life Service Updated 2026.08.30

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About this skill

Problem

Trip planning often fails at the operational details: aligning time blocks, addresses, train numbers, admission fees, and restaurant budgets into a route someone can actually follow. This skill targets users who provide origin, destination, and trip duration; if any are missing, it asks for clarification before planning.

How It Works

The workflow is search-then-compose:
- Retrieve verifiable data: query train schedules, fares, departure/arrival times from sources such as trains.ctrip.com or 12306, then collect attraction opening hours, ticket prices, restaurant addresses, and per-person costs.
- Build an hour-level itinerary: each activity includes a time window like 09:00-11:30, location, operating hours, cost, and recommended focus; transport segments retain train numbers.
- Adapt to trip type: parent-child, couple, solo, or senior mode adjusts pace, rest breaks, accessibility, and evening plans.
- Output with sources: the final plan follows the required template and lists source URLs plus a reminder that prices and schedules should be rechecked before travel.

Boundaries

It is suited for itinerary structuring and detail enrichment, not real-time ticketing, hotel booking, or emergency support. It requires core inputs and depends on external data; fares, hours, and service availability can change, so verify critical details before departure.

Use Cases

  • Plan a 2-day Shenzhen-to-Wuzhou trip with train numbers, Qilou City tickets, and restaurant addresses.
  • Create a relaxed 2-day Chimelong family trip with naps, child fares, and stroller-friendly routes.
  • Build a budget 7-day Yunnan itinerary using cheap transport, free sights, and low-cost meals.
  • Design a 3-day couple trip to Xiamen with Gulangyu sunsets, seaside dining, and photo spots.

Best For

  • Parents traveling with children who need nap breaks, child fares, and accessible facilities.
  • Couples visiting a city for the first time who want sunsets, dining, and photo stops.
  • Students on tight budgets who need cheap trains, free sights, and low per-person meals.
  • Adults planning trips with older parents who need low-intensity, accessible, and medical-aware routes.