Itinerary (Noun)

An established line of travel or access.

Nouns denoting spatial position.

We spent hours planning the perfect itinerary for our European vacation to ensure we saw all the famous landmarks.
The airline representative provided us with a revised itinerary due to the flight delays.
To get to the mountain peak, the guide shared with us a treacherous but necessary itinerary.
She double-checked her itinerary for the road trip to confirm she hadn't forgotten any crucial stops.
Their anniversary celebration involved a whirlwind itinerary of scenic train rides and relaxing resorts.

A proposed route of travel.

Nouns denoting cognitive processes and contents.

The travel agent helped us plan our itinerary for the trip to Europe, including stops in Paris and Rome.
We carefully mapped out our itinerary to ensure we had enough time to visit all the major attractions.
The tour guide handed out a detailed itinerary for the week-long adventure, including hiking and camping excursions.
The couple's honeymoon itinerary included a romantic getaway to the beach and a scenic drive along the coast.
After reviewing the itinerary, we decided to add an extra day to our trip to allow for more sightseeing.

A guidebook for travelers.

Nouns denoting communicative processes and contents.

The travel agency provided a detailed itinerary for our trip to Europe, including all the major landmarks and transportation information.
Before embarking on our journey, we carefully reviewed the itinerary to ensure we didn't miss any of the must-see attractions.
The guidebook recommended a flexible itinerary to allow for spontaneity and unexpected adventures along the way.
Our tour group followed a strict itinerary to ensure we made the most of our limited time in the city.
The travel app helped us create a personalized itinerary based on our interests and preferences.