TOP 3 TRIP PLANNERS FOR YOUR ITINERARY

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Arranging a trip can take time on research, what is best to see, where to eat and what events not to miss.
Some people prefer to buy book guides, others prefer to download travel applications on their tablet/ phone and others chose to pre-arrange it online.
Today I want to share top 3 websites I used to create my itineraries while travelling. It is easy to use and arrange to depend on your time frame allowed for each city.
Also, you will have an idea how much time to spend in each place, how to get there and the opening hours.

The great part is you can use them for free.

 1. TRIPOMATIC

Once you land on their page, you can input your destination and choose the arrival/departure dates.
Once you are done, you can export your trip from the ''More'' option and can choose your itinerary to be in PDF (which has a great format) or export your trip in KML format for your Google Earth or GPX for GPS Device.

What is great about Tripomatic is that you can also add tours, hotels, day trips and car hire.





 2. TRAVEFY 

 Travefy has a friendly interface and comparing it with Tripomatic, the trip can be arranged by days.
To add sightseeing to your trip, go to the ''Discover'' section and you will get all the options and you can either save them as ideas or add it directly to your itinerary.

The itinerary can be saved as PDF or shared on Twitter, Facebook, Email.





 3. TripHobo

 TripHobo allows you to create a multi-journey itinerary by also providing you the ways to get to your destination. Comparing with the other two trip planners, here you have to create your own or choose from a predefined one.
Select the sightseeing and add them to your planned days.

Get a copy of your trip by sending it to your e-mail address or share it on Facebook, Twitter or Google Plus.





All the websites are requiring for you to sign up to download or share your itinerary.  You can use your e-mail address or a Facebook/Twitter account.

What tools are you using to plan your journey? Share them with us!

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