What is another word for itinerary?

Pronunciation: [a͡ɪtˈɪnəɹəɹi] (IPA)

An itinerary refers to a plan or schedule of a journey or trip. Synonyms for itinerary include a travel plan, a route, an expedition, or an agenda. An itinerary can also be called a program, an outline or an itinerary list. It is a detailed account of a travel plan that includes information on the places to visit, the dates and times of the visits, and any other important details about the trip. Aside from the aforementioned synonyms, itinerary can also be referred to as a travel schedule, journey plan, trip agenda, travel itinerary, or a roadmap. Whether for business or pleasure, having an itinerary can help make the most of a trip.

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Usage examples for Itinerary

Not that Peter was lazy or inclined to shift his burdens to others' shoulders, but he was so engrossed with the itinerary and calculations of distance, climate and season that he had no time to engage guides or buy camp outfits.
"The Come Back"
Carolyn Wells
He has left very few notes of this journey, except an itinerary of the places at which he stopped, but makes frequent mention of the hospitality and kindness of Friends.
"Memoir and Diary of John Yeardley, Minister of the Gospel"
John Yeardley
But, as it happened, Brighton did not figure in that day's itinerary.
"Max Carrados"
Ernest Bramah

Famous quotes with Itinerary

  • When visiting Paris one should throw their itinerary out the window and simply let Paris show you her beauty, her way.
    Robert Bonhomme
  • “You’ll find God among the poor,” they say. Is that true anymore? Is the connection between poverty and divinity simply a panacea for the world’s destitute, an assurance that they’ll be rewarded in the hereafter? Or does a material deficit provide space for God? My love of God elevates the intention of this book beyond the dry and admirable establishment of collectivized communities. I am enraptured by the magnetic pull of evolution: What is this energy that heals the body and escalates one cell to two, that repairs and creates and calculates in harmony with environment, outside of time? Where is evolution trying to go? Evolutionary psychologists would likely say the imposition of an anthropocentric concept like “trying” or “intending” is naïve, but I’m not going to ask one, they get enough airtime, the killjoys. I remain uncharmed by the incessant rationalization that requires the spirit’s capitulation. The infusion of the scientific with the philosophical is materialism. The manifesto for our salvation is not in this sparse itinerary.
    Russell Brand
  • We can all spend an awfully long time going over lots of stuff that I’ve written over the last 30 years... all of which in my view have been taken out of context, but never mind... I’m afraid that there is such a rich thesaurus now of things that I have said that have been one way or another, through what alchemy I do not know, somehow misconstrued that it would take me too long to engage in a full global itinerary of apology to all concerned.
    Boris Johnson

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