Wonderplan

Wonderplan is an AI trip planner that works like a travel agent in your pocket: tell it where you're going and how you like to travel, and within seconds it suggests a day-by-day itinerary shaped around your interests and budget. It's built for anyone who'd rather skip hours of manual research before every getaway.

How does Wonderplan work?

There are two ways in. You can type an open-ended request, such as "5 days in Bali with family" or "romantic weekend in Paris with museums", and hit Generate with AI. Or you can fill in the form: destination, dates, number of days, budget level for activities and dining, who you're traveling with (solo, couple, family or friends), the activities you enjoy (beaches, outdoors, food, nightlife, shopping, spa, festivals) and food preferences like halal or vegan.

What can you do with the itinerary?

The whole trip lives on one page: you can reorder, add or remove stops until it fits your pace. The AI also recommends places to stay based on your tastes, and you can download the itinerary as a PDF for offline access. Your own trips and any itineraries you bookmark sit together in one space.

What else does Wonderplan offer?

You'll find sample itineraries for popular destinations like Japan, Thailand, Bali, Italy and France, a search tool for tours and activities, and a travel deals section with codes for services such as eSIMs, insurance and transport.

Wonderplan pros and cons

Its strength is simplicity: in a couple of minutes you have an editable, portable itinerary. On the downside, you need to sign in to use every feature, the site is English-only, it doesn't handle bookings itself, and the company notes its current access terms may change.