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Travel is where language models are most confidently wrong. They invent opening hours, quote prices from years ago, describe transit lines that were rerouted, and recommend restaurants that closed. Nearly every prompt below carries an explicit instruction to separate what is durable from what must be verified before you rely on it. The planning prompts are built on a second idea: a good itinerary is shaped by your energy, your budget and the person you are travelling with, not by how many sights you can theoretically reach in a day.
36 prompts in 5 groups
Itineraries, arrival days, long routes and work trips paced for how you actually travel.
Picking between options, planning around a hard constraint, and what the trip will really cost.
Packing lists, place briefings split into durable and unverified, and what to ask a host first.
What to eat and how to order it, the phrases you will use, and what reads as rude to a local.
Layovers, days that fall through, what is worth doing nearby, and writing it down afterwards.
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