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Plan my trip like a local friend, not a tour guide

No "Day 1: iconic landmark" itineraries. It plans around energy levels, neighborhoods, and where locals actually eat.

Point it at the menu, order like you live there

Work trips taught me this: the menu knows which dishes it's proud of, you just have to read it right. Photo of any menu, any language — get the three real orders and the one tourist trap.

Special Forces Weekend Itinerary: One City in 24 Hours

Student mode: arrive Saturday morning, leave Sunday morning, budget 300 yuan, zero regrets. This prompt spits out a schedule so detailed it basically tells you what time to take a bathroom break.

A month somewhere, not a week everywhere

Retirement travel planning for people done with checklists. One town, four weeks, a life instead of an itinerary — the market rhythm, the standing café order, the class you join.

Is my layover long enough to actually leave the airport?

The math nobody does honestly: immigration, bag rules, the train, the buffer you'll wish you had. Answers yes or no first, then plans the exact hours if yes.