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A day-by-day itinerary built from Uche's travel guides — where to eat, what to skip, when to go — with flight options and a PDF to take with you.

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Sample itineraries

3 days in Mexico City

  1. Day 1

    • Morning: the Templo Mayor ruins beside the Zócalo
    • Free: Diego Rivera's murals at the new Museo Vivo del Muralismo
    • Late lunch: suadero tacos at Los Cocuyos on Calle Bolívar
    • Afternoon: a pulque curado at Pulquería Las Duelistas, before it runs out

  2. Day 2

    • Morning: the Museo Nacional de Antropología in Chapultepec
    • Lunch: tuna tostadas at Contramar — it's a lunch place, so don't save it for dinner
    • Evening: mezcal from small producers at Tlecān in Roma Norte

  3. Day 3

    • Morning: Casa Azul in Coyoacán — buy tickets ahead on its official site
    • Afternoon: Anahuacalli, Diego Rivera's volcanic-stone museum
    • Tip: keep each day to one part of town — crossing the city can take over an hour
Built from the Mexico City guide

3 days in Tulum

  1. Day 1

    • Breakfast: cochinita pibil tacos at Taquería Honorio, before they sell out
    • Lunch: ceviche mixto and a whole fried fish at El Camello Jr
    • Evening: marquesitas at the Parque Dos Aguas stalls, then al pastor at Antojitos La Chiapaneca

  2. Day 2

    • Lunch: ceviche and grilled octopus at Chamico's, now in town
    • Afternoon: a free public beach access — check the sargassum report first

  3. Day 3

    • Morning: the Tulum ruins at the 8 am opening
Built from the Tulum guide

…plus a map route for each day, flight estimates from your city if you say where you're flying from, and a printable PDF.

Why not just ask a chatbot?

  • Built from real guides

    Plans start from Uche's travel guides — places he's been or has researched, with where to eat and what to skip — not from whatever a chatbot half-remembers.

  • Sources you can check

    Stops that come from a guide link back to it. For places without one, it researches the web and lists the pages it used.

  • A trip you keep

    Your itinerary is saved to your trips. Ask for changes in the chat, move stops between days, share a link or print the PDF.

  • Flights from your city

    Say where you're flying from and it adds fare estimates, with a link to search and book them.

How it works

  1. 1Say where you're going and for how long.
  2. 2Create a free account — it takes a minute.
  3. 3Get your itinerary in a minute or two, then ask for any changes.

Where the plans go deepest

Each of these places has a TravelWithUche guide behind it.

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AI trip planner FAQ

Is the AI trip planner free?

Your first full itinerary is free — PDF included — with a free account, and no card is needed. After that you can choose a monthly plan or a pack of trip plans.

Do I need an account?

Yes, a free one. Sign up with Google or your email address. Your itinerary is saved to your trips, so you can come back to it, change it and share it.

How is it different from asking ChatGPT?

A general chatbot answers from memory or a quick web search, so it can suggest a place that has closed. This planner starts from Uche's travel guides, links stops back to their guide or to the web pages it used, and gives you a trip you can edit, share and print instead of a chat transcript.

Can I change the itinerary?

Yes. Ask in the chat — “add a beach day”, “swap the museum for a market” — or edit it yourself: add or remove stops, move them between days and add days.

Where can it plan trips?

Anywhere. It goes deepest in the places with a TravelWithUche guide; everywhere else it researches the web and lists the sources it used.

How long can the trip be?

Up to 30 days. Give it exact dates or a number of days, and the month too if you know it.

Does it book flights or hotels?

No. It suggests flight fares from your city with a link to search and book them yourself, and it doesn't book hotels or tours. Nothing is booked for you.

What can't it do yet?

It doesn't book anything, doesn't check live ticket prices or opening hours, and doesn't let several people edit one trip together. Check times and prices before you go.

Which languages does it speak?

English, Spanish, French and German. Your itinerary is written in the language you use the site in.

Where are you going?

Say the place and how long. Your first full itinerary is free.