Tell AIEzzy where you want to go in plain English. We'll find the cheapest flights and trains, book the right hotels, optimize your route across cities, and build a full day-by-day itinerary — with directions, meals, and timings.
How it works
Tell the AI where, when, and for how long. Add cities, change travelers, upload booking PDFs — all in one chat.
Flights and trains searched in parallel. The cheapest-and-fastest is auto-selected. Hotels suggested per city, with photos.
Real activities with GPS, durations, and opening times. Meals, travel times between stops, and directions — all built in.
What you get
Natural-language planning. Describe the trip; the AI builds, edits, and refines it with you.
Searches both at once, auto-picks the cheapest and fastest. Swap modes per leg with one click.
Add cities in any order. We reorder them into the shortest path so you spend less time in transit.
Drop in a PDF or photo of a confirmation — AI extracts the flight, hotel, or train and slots it in.
Send a read-only link to fellow travelers. Or download a clean PDF itinerary to print or email.
See prices in your local currency. Switch between 10 currencies — rates refresh live.
Why AIEzzy
Most "AI travel" tools are notebooks with autocomplete. AIEzzy actually searches, decides, and plans — so your trip goes from blank page to full itinerary in minutes.
| What you expect | AIEzzy | Typical planner |
|---|---|---|
| Chat to build a full trip | Yes — one prompt, full plan | No — blank page or form |
| Search flights and trains together | Parallel, cheapest+fastest auto-picked | Link out to other sites |
| Reorder cities for shortest route | Automatic | Manual drag-and-drop |
| Upload booking PDF → populates trip | Yes — AI extracts details | No or partial |
| Day-by-day plan with timings + meals | AI-generated, editable | Empty template to fill |
Questions
AIEzzy is an AI trip planner. You describe your trip in plain English — destinations, dates, number of travelers — and the AI builds the full plan: flights and trains, hotels per city, multi-city route optimization, and a day-by-day itinerary with real activities, meal slots, and directions.
Yes — AIEzzy is free to use today. Sign up with email or Google, or click "Try as Guest" to start planning without any account. No credit card, no trial timer.
Wanderlog is a collaborative notebook you fill in by hand. TripIt organizes confirmation emails from bookings you already made. AIEzzy is different: you describe a trip and the AI actually generates it — searching flights and trains in parallel, picking hotels, and building the day plan. See the full comparison at /vs/wanderlog and /vs/tripit.
AIEzzy finds and recommends flights, trains, and hotels, but the actual booking happens on the provider site (Booking.com, airline site, etc.) via one-click links. This keeps you in control of payment and confirmation emails, and avoids forcing you through a single booking partner.
The itineraries use real activity data (GPS coordinates, durations, opening times from Google Places) layered with AI-generated day flow. Travel times between stops come from Google Directions, not estimates. Everything is editable — drag to reorder, delete what you don't want, edit start times.
A full 10-day multi-city trip plan — flights, trains, hotels, daily activities — typically generates in 2–4 minutes of chat. Compare that to 5–10 hours of manual research, tab-switching between Skyscanner, Booking.com, and Google Maps.
Yes — everything is editable. Reorder destinations, swap flights for trains, replace hotels, drag activities to different days, edit times, add your own places, delete anything you don't want. The AI gives you a starting point; you stay in control.
AIEzzy works for trips to anywhere in the world — we cover global flight and train inventory, Google's worldwide hotel and places data, and AI-generated activity plans for any named city. The /trip-ideas section has curated guides for 8 popular destinations as starting points.
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