Itinerary

How it is used

Airlines and agents send an itinerary with the booking, and visa offices often ask for a travel itinerary. Tour companies give a day-by-day itinerary. The word is rather formal; in conversation people also say travel plans.

Example sentences

1. Please attach your flight itinerary and hotel booking to the visa application.

2. Our itinerary includes two nights in Prague and three in Vienna.

Common collocations

• travel itinerary
• flight itinerary
• day-by-day itinerary
• change the itinerary

Related terms

• booking confirmationA message or document, usually an email, that proves your booking has been made and shows its details and reference number.
• e-ticketA ticket stored in the airline's or transport company's computer system instead of on paper; the confirmation and ticket number arrive by email.
• visaOfficial permission from a country, usually a sticker in your passport or an electronic record, to enter, stay in or pass through it for a set purpose and time.
• connecting flightThe second or later flight you take to reach your destination when there is no direct flight, after changing planes at another airport.

This word in other fields

The same English word can have a different meaning in another field:

• itinerary · Business English
• itinerary · Tourism & Hospitality
• itinerary · Office & Administration

More terms: Booking & Tickets

• flight
• airline
• book
• ticket
• round-trip ticket
• one-way ticket
• direct flight
• booking reference
• fare
• economy class
• upgrade