Ten years of climate
Temperature, sea, sun and rain days for every month, measured, not guessed. You see how your trip will feel before you go.


ChatGPT gives you a written answer about where to go and what to do; this planner takes the same kind of idea and turns it into a day-by-day plan on a map, with editable stops, real prices and a link the whole group can use.
People ask ChatGPT to plan a trip because a chat answer is quick and conversational, then find themselves copying the suggestions into a map, a spreadsheet or a notes app to actually use them day to day. This planner is built for that next step: you describe the trip in one sentence or by voice, the same way you might type to a chat assistant, and the answer comes back as a route on a map rather than a block of text.

Every stop is a pin, every day a route, and every leg between stops carries its own travel time, so the plan can be used straight away rather than turned into something else first.

ChatGPT is OpenAI's general-purpose AI assistant: you ask in a chat and it answers in text, which suits a quick question, a shortlist of ideas, or a rough outline for a trip while you are still deciding where to go. It fits well alongside a planner at the idea stage, before the plan needs a map, a timed day or a real price attached to it.



Once a destination and rough shape are decided, the planner draws the day-by-day route on a map, with three travel paces, relaxed (one to two stops a day), balanced (two to three) and packed (three to five), set for the trip or per day. The plan checker keeps the days in order as you edit, a step beyond what a block of written text can do on its own.

Dates are optional at first: a plan can sit on a month alone, and real dates added later bring in the weekday, live weather and live prices for every day card.

New trip
When, who with, what matters and what's a no. No form, no ten filters. HolidayWow understands the dates, budget, departure point, pace and wishes from one sentence.

New trip
Every idea comes with a total price and a clear answer to why it fits you: weather, flight time, beaches, food, short distances.

Your trip ideas

Sicily
Food · small towns · sea
7 days for 2

Crete
Sea · tavernas · nature
7 days for 2

Mallorca
Sea · comfort · short distances
7 days for 2
Arrival, transfer, check-in, sunset, dinner. Just say “make it cheaper” or “no car hire” and the trip adapts.

Day 1
Arrival
Rain on the way? Then the beach day becomes a day at the market and a museum. Flight status, weather and your day plan in one place.

Day 3 · boat trip
Describe a few days in Lisbon in January and the plan comes back against day 15 °C, night 11 °C, a sea at 15 °C, 5 hours of sunshine and 11 rain days, with the door-to-door leg from home mapped out, numbers a chat answer would not include without being asked separately for each one.
A warmer example, Santorini in June, shows day 25 °C, night 22 °C, a sea at 22 °C, 12 hours of sunshine and 2 rain days, a shape that suits a packed pace with the sea pin close to most stops.

A trip idea that started as a chat conversation, a rough list of cities or a few names jotted down, can simply be typed or said into this planner the same way, and the planner reads the place, the month and the group from it. Vienna in November (day 9 °C, night 2 °C, 9 rain days) or Sicily in September (day 29 °C, night 18 °C, a sea at 26 °C) both start the same way, from a sentence.
Every stay, tour or transfer in the plan shows a real price from a partner (Booking.com, GetYourGuide, Viator, Trip.com, flight partners), or a button to check the live price, and booking happens inside the plan through partner links in pounds. One link opens the same plan for everyone travelling, with roles for who can view and who can edit, voting on stops and comments on a day.

A trip budget with price watch on the stays you are following, and cost splitting for a group, keeps the cost of the trip in the same place as the route itself.


Temperature, sea, sun and rain days for every month, measured, not guessed. You see how your trip will feel before you go.

Direct flights, flight times and transfers from 9 UK airports, worked out from your door to the hotel.

Flights, hotel, transfers and experiences in one sum for everyone traveling, with the provider and when the price was checked. No teaser prices.

Plenty of travellers use ChatGPT for the early brainstorming, a shortlist of cities, a question about visas or a general idea of a region, then bring the decided trip into this planner once it is time to see it on a map, edit the days and book. Neither step needs to be dropped for the other to work, and moving between the two takes nothing more than describing the trip again in one sentence once it is decided.


A chat conversation tends to live in one app while the booking confirmations land in an inbox and the route sits in a separate map, three places for one trip. Once the plan moves here, the route, the prices and the documents all sit together, with a packing list built from the plan, the month and the climate at the destination, and a document vault for passports, tickets and confirmations.

That matters most in the final weeks before a trip, when a chat history is harder to search through for a specific detail than a day card on a map that already has the stop, the time and the price attached to it.


Take the trip idea, wherever it started, and describe it in one sentence here, and watch it become a day-by-day plan on a map, ready to edit, price and share with the group.
Yes. Describe the trip in one sentence and the plan comes back as a day-by-day route on a map, with timed legs, real prices and editable stops, rather than a block of written text.
Yes. Many travellers use ChatGPT for early ideas and a shortlist of places, then bring the decided trip into this planner to see it on a map, edit the days and book.
The app is free to download and to plan with. Real prices for stays, tours and transport are shown by partners inside the plan when you are ready to book.
Yes. The planner is built for your phone, with large text and voice input, so describing a trip and editing the plan both work the way a chat conversation would.
Climate numbers for every month come from NASA POWER for air temperature from 2006 to 2025, and NOAA OISST for sea temperature from 1991 to 2020, built into the plan from the start.
Yes. A document vault keeps passports, tickets and confirmations with the trip they belong to, alongside a packing list built from the plan, the month and the climate at the destination.
Yes. Describe the decided trip again in one sentence here and the planner reads the place, the month and the group from it, drawing the route and the pace straight away.

Your next trip
Describe your trip in one sentence. When, who with and what matters to you.

Where it's warm right now, real fare finds from your airport, bank holiday breaks for your nation and a ready-made trip to take over.