Free multi city trip planner for the way you want to travel
Choose your stops and dates, then shape an editable timeline for stays, travel days, notes, flights, and hotels. Start free with no account required.
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YOUR EDITABLE PLAN
Tokyo
4 suggested nights
Kyoto
3 suggested nights
Osaka
2 suggested nights
Choose your own dates and adjust every stay when you start.
Build a trip that can change with you
Start with the places you want to see, then make room for the pace and details that work for you.
- Step 1
Choose your stops
Add the cities you want to visit and put them in the order that makes sense for your trip.
- Step 2
Choose dates and shape the stays
Set your trip dates, then review and adjust the nights at each stop to suit your pace.
- Step 3
Build out the timeline
Use the itinerary to organize travel days, compare search options, add notes, and keep your plans together.
ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE
A first Japan trip with Tokyo, Kyoto, and Osaka
This sample shows one way to group three popular stops. It is a planning starting point, not a confirmed schedule or a price quote.
Tokyo
4 suggested nightsStart with four suggested nights for neighborhoods, museums, food, and a little recovery time after arrival.
Journey: Tokyo to Kyoto
Kyoto
3 suggested nightsAllow time for the journey from Tokyo to Kyoto, then use three suggested nights for a slower stay.
Journey: Kyoto to Osaka
Osaka
2 suggested nightsAdd two suggested nights in Osaka, allowing time to travel from Kyoto before your final stay.
Suggested nights are only a starting point. Choose your own dates and adjust every stay. Check current journeys and availability before making bookings.
Start with these citiesTry one change in the Japan example
Open “Start with these cities” to begin with Tokyo, Kyoto and Osaka, then choose your own dates. The suggested four, three and two nights shown here are an illustration; review the actual nights in your draft after setting the trip length.
Suppose you decide Kyoto deserves more time. Adjust the nights there and review the other stops and travel days so the route still fits your dates. Add a note for an activity you want to research, leaving room for the journey into the city.
When a stop looks right, open its hotel or activity search and review the dates and travelers. Search results and a saved planning note are not booking confirmations. Check each selected offer before paying; hotel, flight and experience reservations are separate.
You can continue as a guest in this browser, sign in to save the draft to your account, or print a copy. For a road trip, start a new draft with your own overnight stops and check current driving conditions separately.
Try the editable Japan exampleUseful details in one place
An editable trip timeline
Change stop order, add or remove cities, and update nights as your plan takes shape.
Travel days in context
Review the transport legs between your stops and adjust transport choices or estimates as you plan.
A day by day view
See each stay in your timeline, then add notes and activities for the days that matter most.
Search from each stop
Open flights, hotels, and activities from the relevant part of your trip when you are ready to research.
Keep planning as a guest
Your draft can stay in this browser while you plan. Sign in when you want to save it to your account.
Take a copy with you
Print your itinerary or save it as a PDF when you want a simple version to share or carry.
Trip planner questions
- Is the Travorro trip planner free?
- Yes. You can start a trip as a guest without creating an account. Sign in if you want to save the trip to your account.
- Can I plan a multi city trip?
- Yes. Add the stops you want, choose their order and dates, and adjust the nights for each stay as you plan.
- Can I change my itinerary after I start?
- Yes. You can edit your stops and nights, review travel days, and keep adding notes and activities to your timeline.
- Does the planner confirm transport or hotel availability?
- No. The planner helps you organize your trip and open relevant searches. Check current schedules, availability, terms, and prices before booking.
- Can I print my itinerary?
- Yes. You can print the trip timeline or save it as a PDF when you are ready to take a copy with you.
Start with the trip you have in mind
Add your first stop, choose the dates that work for you, and build from there.
Start planning