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HEADLINE STAT
Almost half of a city's best sights can be seen for freeAccording to our analysis of 97 cities, 48% of the top tourist must-sees have free admission.
The project in figures
97cities
36countries
7languages
1598points of interest
0€always free
What is Trip Planner?
Boilerplate — 50 words
~50Trip Planner, by Tickets Visit, is a free web tool that builds day-by-day travel itineraries for 97 cities in 7 languages. It combines a human-curated database with artificial intelligence to suggest what to see, how much tickets cost and how to split up the days. No sign-up and no payments.
Boilerplate — 100 words
~100Trip Planner is the free travel planner from Tickets Visit. It generates day-by-day itineraries for 97 cities across 36 countries, in 7 languages, from a proprietary database with more than 1,600 hand-curated points of interest: monuments, museums, viewpoints and experiences, with their reference ticket price and visit duration. The traveler enters destination, days and budget, and the tool spreads the visits across areas and estimates ticket spending. It requires no sign-up or payment. Tickets Visit is a Civitatis affiliate (no. 107878) and declares it transparently; Trip Planner is and will always be free.
Who's behind it
Trip Planner is developed by Daniel Maroto, a Spanish indie creator. You can read the story and verify the project's authorship on these pages:
We publish the per-city aggregated dataset openly (97 rows: days, must-sees, ticket cost, % free and visit hours). Creative Commons BY 4.0 license: use it, citing the source with a link.
