7-Day Trip Itinerary
The classic one-week plan: seven day cards, each split into morning, afternoon and evening, with a transport line and a running budget column.
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What's in the template
- Day + date
- Morning / afternoon / evening blocks
- Transport between stops
- Booking reference
- Daily budget and running total
- Notes and backup plan
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How to use it
- 1Fill in your arrival and departure days first — they are always shorter than you think.
- 2Block one anchor activity per day, then fill the gaps later.
- 3Add transport times between anchors so you spot impossible days early.
- 4Leave one completely empty afternoon. You will need it.
- 5Print it or keep the file offline on your phone.
Why one anchor per day works
Trips fall apart when every slot is booked. One committed activity a day gives the trip a spine while leaving room for the walk, the market and the long lunch that end up being the memory.
How to handle arrival day
Treat arrival as a half day at best. Add the transfer, check-in and one nearby meal. Anything more and the whole week runs behind from hour one.
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