Since an itinerary is a schedule of a trip, or voyage, it requires a list of things you are planning to do, and the time and date when you expect to do them, and also where you expect to do them. Since travel time is an important part of your schedule, scheduled departures and arrivals should be marked.
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Itinerary is a noun.
An itinerary is a detailed schedule. A person's itinerary will list, hour by hour, what he/she is scheduled to do, where, and with whom.
An itinerary is a detailed schedule. A person's itinerary will list, hour by hour, what he/she is scheduled to do, where, and with whom.
A schedule may be an itinerary.
Itineraries is the plural of itinerary
This is likely the word "itinerary" (a schedule or plan of a journey).
Our itinerary for the day is to visit the beach.
The types of itinerary include fixed itinerary (with set activities and schedule like guided tours), flexible itinerary (with some planned activities but room for spontaneity), and open itinerary (with no set plans, allowing for complete freedom). Examples include a guided tour through Europe (fixed itinerary), a road trip with planned stops along the way (flexible itinerary), and backpacking through Southeast Asia with no set plans (open itinerary).
An itinerary is a proposed route for a trip or journey. Some sentences might be: * "Wow! I can't believe you're going to Paris for a week - what's your itinerary?" * The travel agent offered to help plan our itinerary. * They have a packed itinerary for their trip to Malaysia. * Without the flight itinerary, you probably will miss the plane.
Seeing that girl made me change my itinerary for the day.