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Free Travel Itinerary Template: Day-by-Day Itinerary with Times and Bookings, a One-Page Trip Overview, and a Yearly Travel Plan with Budget and Time Off (PDF, Word, Excel)

A good itinerary is not a minute-by-minute timetable; it's the plan for each day with the details you need on hand: where to be, at what time, what is booked and how to get there. The day-by-day itinerary holds all of that. The trip overview fits the whole trip on one page to leave with family or a pet sitter. The yearly plan maps every trip across the year with budget and vacation days, so the year's travel fits the bank account and the leave allowance.

Formats
PDF, Word, Excel, ODT, ODS
Paper
US Letter and A4
Fillable
Yes, with totals

Updated November 9, 2026

Filled-in example of the Day-by-day itinerary design
Filled-in example: Day-by-day itinerary. The downloads are blank and fillable.

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3 Travel Itinerary Template designs, each in five file formats

Every design comes as a fillable PDF for US Letter and A4, a Word document and an Excel workbook. OpenDocument versions (ODT, ODS) are the same layouts for LibreOffice and OpenOffice users.

Day-by-day itinerary - filled-in example

Day-by-day itinerary

Date and time, what you are doing, where (with address or meeting point), how you get there, booking or confirmation number, and notes, for about four days per page. Print one page per four days.

OpenDocument: ODT · ODS

One-page trip overview - filled-in example

One-page trip overview

The whole trip on one page: travelers, flights or transport out and back, each place you stay with address and phone, emergency contacts and insurance, and a one-line plan for each day. Leave a copy with family or a house sitter.

OpenDocument: ODT · ODS

Yearly travel plan - filled-in example

Yearly travel plan

All the trips you are planning in a year, month by month: destination, dates, who is going, budget, vacation days used and whether flights and lodging are booked. Excel totals the budget and days off. Landscape.

OpenDocument: ODT · ODS

All files are free for personal, household, classroom and internal business use. The PDFs are fillable in Adobe Reader, Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Preview; they do not calculate totals. The Excel files calculate line amounts and totals for you.

What is on the travel itinerary template

Getting there
How you will get to each place (walk, metro, taxi, train) and how long it takes, so you can plan realistic gaps.
Booking / confirmation
Reference numbers and entry times for tours, restaurants, trains and tickets.
Trip overview
One page with all transport, accommodation, contacts and a line for each day, for family or a sitter.
Days off used
Vacation days each trip uses from your allowance; Excel totals them and shows how many are left.
Budget
The planned cost of each trip; Excel adds up the year so you can compare it with your travel savings.

Making a day-by-day itinerary

Fix the things with times first: flights, trains, timed museum entries, tours and dinner reservations. Then fill each day around them, with one or two main activities and time to wander. Add the address and how you get there, so you aren't searching on your phone in a busy street, and the confirmation numbers for anything booked. Leave the first afternoon after a long flight light. Copy flights from the flight details planner and hotels from the hotel booking tracker.

A one-page overview to share

Family, a house sitter or a colleague covering for you do not need every museum time; they need to know where you're and how to reach you. The overview puts transport, where you're staying, emergency contacts and a line for each day on one page. Add the time difference and how often you'll check messages. Keep a copy yourself, together with the documents on the travel document checklist.

Planning the year's travel

Mapping all your trips for the year in January helps in three ways. You can see whether the budget adds up, and start saving with a travel budget. You can spread vacation days so there's something to look forward to every few months and none expire. And you can book early for busy periods like school holidays and Thanksgiving, when prices rise. Update it as plans change, and keep "maybe" trips in the list with a decision date.

Editing the files

The PDFs are fillable. Print the day-by-day page as many times as you need. In Excel, the yearly plan totals the budget and days off and shows the days left; type your allowance in the vacation days cell.

Questions

What should a travel itinerary include?

Each day's activities with times, addresses, how to get there and confirmation numbers, plus flights, hotels and emergency contacts.

How detailed should an itinerary be?

Detailed for fixed bookings, flexible for the rest: one or two main activities a day with free time works for most people.

Who should get a copy of my itinerary?

A family member or friend at home, and anyone looking after your home or pets.

How do I plan my vacations for the year?

List the trips by month with dates, budget and vacation days, then check the totals against your savings and leave allowance.

Can I edit the itinerary template?

Yes. The PDF is fillable, and the Word and Excel versions can be changed freely.

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