itinerary

/aɪˈtɪnəɹi/noun

A planned list of the places you will visit and things you will do on a trip.

Example sentence

“Our itinerary includes two days in Rome and three in Florence.”

Four syllables in careful speech: eye-TIN-uh-rer-ee. Do not confuse with 'itinerant', which describes a wandering worker.

Related words

backpackTo hike into remote country and camp overnight, carrying your gear in a pack on your back.arrivalThe act of reaching a place, especially at the end of a journey.sightseeingThe activity of traveling around to visit and look at interesting places.departureThe act of leaving, or a person or thing that has left.reservationAn arrangement made in advance to hold a hotel room, table, seat, or other service for you.customsTaxes that a government charges on goods brought into or out of a country.