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business travel itinerary

Create a structured business travel itinerary for an executive — hotel-proximate dining, entertainment, and logistics in table format

productivity Tags: curated, gemini, google-workspace, admin, travel, executive

Attribution: Prepared by 6DuckLearn. Inspired by Google Workspace with Gemini Prompting Guide 1travel-expense-tracker1 (2travel-expense-tracker25).

When to use this

You're an executive assistant (or the executive themselves) preparing for an upcoming business trip. You need a consolidated itinerary — not just flights and meetings, but meals, entertainment, and logistics — formatted so it's easy to hand off or reference on the go.

What you'll get

A table-formatted itinerary with day-by-day breakfast, dinner, and entertainment options within walking distance of the hotel — ready to paste into Docs or share via Gmail.

Prompt template

Use this in the Gemini app:

I am an executive assistant creating an itinerary for a [2]-day business trip in [city] during [dates]. My manager is staying at [hotel name]. Suggest breakfast and dinner options within a [1travel-expense-tracker]-minute walk of the hotel, plus one entertainment option such as a movie theater, a local art show, or a popular tourist attraction. Format as a table.

Fill in the variables:

  • [2]-day — number of nights/days
  • [city] — be specific (neighbourhood if relevant, e.g. "Midtown Manhattan" vs just "New York")
  • [dates] — month/season matters for what's open or recommended
  • [hotel name] — the more specific, the better Gemini's proximity suggestions
  • [1travel-expense-tracker]-minute walk — adjust if the manager is willing to travel further, or needs everything within 5 min

Customisation tips

  • Dietary needs: "My manager is vegetarian and prefers Japanese or Mediterranean cuisine"
  • Expense level: "Options should be business-appropriate (mid to upscale)" or "Budget is limited — mid-range only"
  • Meeting gaps: "There's a 2-hour gap on Day 1 afternoon — suggest what to do near the conference centre at [address]"
  • Add transport: "Also include the estimated taxi/Uber fare from the hotel to [conference venue]"
  • Local context: For less-known cities, prompt Gemini with: "The hotel is near [landmark] in [neighbourhood]"

Iteration suggestions

After getting the itinerary:

  1. Ask for alternatives: "Give me 2 alternative dinner options for Day 2 in case the first is fully booked"
  2. Add reservations reminder: "Which of these restaurants typically require advance reservations?"
  3. Build expense tracker → use gemini-travel-expense-tracker to create a matching budget sheet
  4. Export to Docs and share via Gmail: "Draft an email to my manager with this itinerary attached, noting they should confirm any restaurant preferences"

Related skills in this workflow

Step Skill What it does
1 → You are here gemini-business-travel-itinerary Create the hotel-centric day-by-day itinerary
2 gemini-travel-expense-tracker Build a matching expense tracker in Sheets

Related skills

  • gemini admin agenda travel planner — [DEPRECATED — split into 6 focused skills] See: gemini-team-offsite-agenda, gemini-team-icebreaker-activities, gemini-agenda-table-reformat, gemini-strategic-context-enrichment, gemini-business-travel-itinerary, gemini-travel-expense-tracker
  • travel expense tracker — Build a business travel expense tracker in Google Sheets — with columns for date, type, vendor, and description
  • agenda table reformat — Reformat a text agenda into a clean structured table, inserting icebreakers into each day slot
  • gemini executive email on the go — Prompt templates for executives to draft board emails, adjust agendas, formalize tone, and send context-aware replies from any device
  • strategic context enrichment — Enrich agenda sessions with content from @tagged strategy or vision documents using Gemini in Docs
  • team icebreaker activities — Generate icebreaker activity ideas for team workshops and offsites — tailored to group size, time limits, and desired outcomes