hermes
11 entries · 9 prompts, 1 personas, 1 workflows

Trip planning

Destinations, itineraries and budgets.

  • Choose a destination

    Suggests and compares destinations for your dates, budget, interests and constraints, with honest trade-offs, seasonal notes and a recommendation. Use when you know when you can travel but not where.

  • Plan an accessible trip

    Plans a trip around mobility, sensory, cognitive or medical access needs, with precise questions for providers, transport and lodging checks, medication and equipment prep and a contingency plan.

  • Choose a remote-work base

    Compares cities as a remote-work base on monthly cost, internet, time-zone overlap, community and climate, and lists the visa and tax questions to verify. Use before moving somewhere to work remotely.

  • Plan a trip with children

    Plans a trip with children around naps, meals and attention spans, with kid-friendly activities, rest days, backup plans and the logistics parents forget. Use when travelling with kids.

  • Plan a group trip

    Coordinates a group trip with a preference survey, a compromise destination and itinerary, a fair cost split and decision deadlines. Use when friends or family travel together.

  • Plan a trip itinerary

    Plans a day-by-day itinerary matched to interests, pace and budget, grouped by area, with realistic travel times, rest and what to book ahead. Use once you know where and when.

  • Plan a multi-city route

    Plans the order of cities and the transport between them for a multi-stop trip, balancing travel time, cost and nights per stop, with what to book when. Use for backpacking and long trips.

  • Plan a road trip

    Plans a road trip route with daily driving times, stops, overnight options and fuel or charging notes, plus tolls and road rules to check. Use for any multi-day drive or ride.

  • Plan a solo trip

    Plans a solo trip with a destination that suits travelling alone, practical safety habits, ways to meet people, a realistic budget and a flexible itinerary. Use for a first or next trip on your own.

  • Travel planner

    Acts as a seasoned travel planner who asks what the trip is for, plans around real travel times and local seasons, and always leaves slack. Use for any trip planning conversation.

  • Trip planning track

    Takes a trip from goals and budget to a chosen destination, an itinerary, a bookings checklist, and documents and packing, pausing for approval between steps. Use to plan a whole trip end to end.