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travel-planner

Quellcode ansehen: travisjneuman/.claude

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Travel Planner

Comprehensive travel planning frameworks for destination research, itinerary building, budget tracking, and logistics coordination.

Destination Research Methodology

Destination Evaluation Matrix

Factor Weight Assessment Criteria
Climate 15% Temperature range, rainfall, best season, weather risks
Safety 20% Travel advisories, crime index, health risks, political stability
Budget Fit 20% Cost of living index, flight cost, accommodation range
Interest Alignment 25% Activities, culture, cuisine, nature, nightlife match
Logistics 10% Visa requirements, flight duration, language barrier
Timing 10% Peak vs shoulder vs off-season, local events, holidays

Research Protocol

1. DEFINE: Trip purpose, travel dates, group size, budget ceiling
2. SHORTLIST: 3-5 destinations matching purpose and budget
3. EVALUATE: Score each destination on the matrix above (1-10 per factor)
4. VALIDATE: Check visa requirements, travel advisories, vaccination needs
5. DECIDE: Weighted score comparison, gut-check alignment

Climate and Timing Guide

Season Strategy Benefit Trade-off
Peak season Best weather, full services Highest prices, crowds
Shoulder season Good weather, fewer crowds Some closures possible
Off-season Lowest prices, authentic feel Weather risk, limited services

Itinerary Structure

Daily Timeline Template

DAY [N] — [Theme/Location Name]

07:00  Breakfast: [Venue/Hotel] — [Notes]
08:30  Activity: [Morning activity] — [Duration: Xh]
       Address: [Location]
       Cost: $XX | Booking: [Required/Walk-in]
12:00  Lunch: [Restaurant] — [Cuisine type, $-$$$$]
13:30  Activity: [Afternoon activity] — [Duration: Xh]
       Address: [Location]
       Cost: $XX | Booking: [Required/Walk-in]
17:00  Free time / Rest
19:00  Dinner: [Restaurant] — [Cuisine type, $-$$$$]
       Reservation: [Yes/No, confirmation #]
21:00  Evening: [Optional activity or return to hotel]

TRANSPORT: [How to get between locations]
DAY TOTAL: $XXX
NOTES: [Tips, alternatives, weather contingency]

Itinerary Pacing Guidelines

Trip Duration Pace Activities/Day Rest Days
3-4 days Moderate-fast 2-3 major 0
5-7 days Moderate 2 major + 1 minor 1
8-14 days Relaxed 1-2 major 2-3
15+ days Slow travel 1 major Every 3-4 days

Multi-Destination Routing

ROUTING OPTIMIZATION:

LINEAR: A → B → C → D (best for one-way flights, trains)
LOOP: A → B → C → A (best for round-trip flights)
HUB-SPOKE: A → B → A → C → A (best for day trips from a base)
FIGURE-8: A → B → C → A → D → E → A (two loops from home base)

ROUTING RULES:
- Minimize backtracking
- Place high-energy activities early in trip
- End with relaxation before travel home
- Account for jet lag direction (east = harder adjustment)
- Allocate transit days between destinations (no activities)

Budget Planning Framework

Budget Category Breakdown

Category Budget % Tracking Method
Flights 25-35% Book 6-8 weeks ahead, price alerts
Accommodation 25-35% Per-night rate x nights
Food & Dining 15-20% Per-day allowance x days
Activities 10-15% Pre-book major, cash for minor
Local Transport 5-10% Day pass vs per-ride calculation
Contingency 10% Emergency fund, minimum $200

Budget Estimation Template

TRIP BUDGET: [Destination], [Duration] days, [N] travelers

FIXED COSTS:
  Flights:          $_____ x [N] travelers = $_____
  Accommodation:    $_____ x [N] nights    = $_____
  Travel Insurance: $_____ x [N] travelers = $_____
  Visa Fees:        $_____ x [N] travelers = $_____

DAILY COSTS (per person, per day):
  Breakfast:        $_____
  Lunch:            $_____
  Dinner:           $_____
  Local Transport:  $_____
  Activities:       $_____
  Snacks/Drinks:    $_____
  Daily subtotal:   $_____ x [D] days x [N] = $_____

PRE-BOOKED ACTIVITIES:
  [Activity 1]:     $_____ x [N] = $_____
  [Activity 2]:     $_____ x [N] = $_____

CONTINGENCY (10%):  $_____

GRAND TOTAL:        $_____
PER PERSON:         $_____
PER PERSON/DAY:     $_____

Cost-Saving Strategies

Strategy Savings Potential Effort
Shoulder season travel 20-40% Low
Accommodation alternatives (Airbnb, hostels) 30-50% Medium
Local markets over restaurants 40-60% on meals Medium
City tourism passes 20-30% on attractions Low
Public transport over taxis 60-80% on transport Low
Booking.com / flight aggregators 10-20% Low
Travel credit card rewards 5-15% back Low

Packing List Framework

Universal Packing Template

PACKING LIST: [Destination], [Duration] days, [Climate]

DOCUMENTS (carry-on only):
  [ ] Passport (valid 6+ months beyond travel)
  [ ] Visa / eTA / entry permit
  [ ] Travel insurance documents
  [ ] Flight confirmations (printed + digital)
  [ ] Hotel confirmations (printed + digital)
  [ ] Emergency contacts card
  [ ] Copies of all documents (separate from originals)

ELECTRONICS:
  [ ] Phone + charger
  [ ] Power adapter for destination country
  [ ] Portable battery pack
  [ ] Camera (optional)
  [ ] Headphones

CLOTHING (adjust for climate):
  [ ] Tops: [Duration/3 + 1] items (mix-match)
  [ ] Bottoms: [Duration/4 + 1] items
  [ ] Underwear: [Duration/2 + 1] pairs
  [ ] Socks: [Duration/2 + 1] pairs
  [ ] Sleepwear: 1 set
  [ ] Jacket/layers: 1-2 based on climate
  [ ] Shoes: 2 pairs (walking + dressy/sandal)

TOILETRIES:
  [ ] Travel-size essentials (100ml containers for carry-on)
  [ ] Prescription medications (in original packaging)
  [ ] Sunscreen, insect repellent (if applicable)
  [ ] First aid basics (band-aids, pain relief, anti-diarrheal)

CLIMATE-SPECIFIC ADDITIONS:
  Tropical: Reef-safe sunscreen, quick-dry clothing, rain jacket
  Cold: Thermal layers, warm hat/gloves, waterproof boots
  Urban: Smart casual outfit, comfortable walking shoes
  Adventure: Hiking boots, daypack, moisture-wicking base layers

Packing Weight Targets

Trip Type Carry-on Only Checked Bag
Weekend (2-3 days) 5-7 kg Not needed
Week (5-7 days) 7-10 kg Optional
Two weeks 10 kg carry-on 15-20 kg checked
Adventure/Hiking 8-12 kg pack Not needed

Transportation Planning

Inter-City Transport Decision Matrix

Factor Flight Train Bus Rental Car
Best for distance 500+ km 200-800 km 50-400 km Flexible routing
Speed Fastest (door-to-door varies) Fast, city-center Slowest Self-paced
Cost Medium-high Medium Low Medium (split OK)
Comfort Moderate High Low-moderate High
Scenic value Low High Medium High
Luggage Restricted Generous Moderate Unlimited

Airport Transfer Planning

AIRPORT TRANSFER OPTIONS (evaluate for each destination):

PUBLIC TRANSIT: Cheapest, may require transfers, luggage challenge
AIRPORT EXPRESS: Direct train/bus, good balance of cost and convenience
SHARED SHUTTLE: Moderate cost, door-to-door, longer due to stops
PRIVATE TRANSFER: Pre-booked, door-to-door, fixed price
TAXI/RIDESHARE: Convenient, meter or surge pricing risk
RENTAL CAR: Best if driving during trip anyway

SELECTION CRITERIA:
- Group size (3+ people = private transfer often cheaper than 3 tickets)
- Luggage volume
- Arrival time (late night = fewer public transit options)
- Language barrier (pre-booked = less negotiation)

Dining Recommendations Approach

Restaurant Research Framework

DINING RESEARCH SOURCES (ranked by reliability):
1. Local food blogs / city-specific food guides
2. Google Maps (4.0+ rating, 500+ reviews, read recent ones)
3. TripAdvisor (filter by cuisine, check recency)
4. Instagram geotags for the area
5. Hotel concierge / local recommendations
6. Food tour operators (for curated experiences)

FILTERING CRITERIA:
- Cuisine authenticity (locals eating there = good sign)
- Price range alignment with budget
- Location proximity to day's activities
- Reservation requirements
- Dietary accommodation capability
- Atmosphere match (casual lunch vs special dinner)

Meal Budget Tiers

Tier Description Per-Person Range
$ Street food, markets, fast casual $5-15
$$ Local restaurants, casual dining $15-30
$$$ Mid-range, recommended spots $30-60
$$$$ Fine dining, special occasion $60-150+

Travel Document Checklist

Pre-Trip Document Checklist

ESSENTIALS (12+ weeks before):
  [ ] Passport validity check (6 months beyond return date)
  [ ] Visa application (if required — check iVisa or embassy site)
  [ ] Travel insurance purchased (medical, cancellation, baggage)
  [ ] Vaccination requirements checked (WHO, CDC recommendations)

BOOKINGS (4-8 weeks before):
  [ ] Flights booked and confirmed
  [ ] Accommodation booked for all nights
  [ ] Major activities/tours booked
  [ ] Restaurant reservations for special meals
  [ ] Airport transfers arranged
  [ ] Car rental reserved (if applicable)

PREPARATION (1-2 weeks before):
  [ ] Bank/credit card company notified of travel
  [ ] Travel card loaded / currency exchanged
  [ ] Phone plan: international roaming or local SIM plan
  [ ] Emergency contact list prepared
  [ ] Digital copies of all documents stored in cloud
  [ ] Travel app downloads (maps, translator, transport)
  [ ] Check-in for flights (24-48h before)

DAY OF:
  [ ] Passport and boarding pass accessible
  [ ] Phone charged, battery pack charged
  [ ] Accommodation address written down (for customs/taxi)
  [ ] Local emergency numbers saved in phone

Emergency Planning

Emergency Contingency Framework

EMERGENCY CONTACTS:
- Local emergency number: [Country-specific, e.g., 112 EU, 911 US]
- Embassy/consulate: [Address + phone]
- Travel insurance hotline: [24/7 number]
- Hotel front desk: [Number]
- Emergency contact at home: [Name + number]

CONTINGENCY SCENARIOS:
  Lost passport → Embassy visit, police report, emergency travel document
  Medical emergency → Insurance hotline first, nearest hospital
  Missed flight → Airline rebooking desk, insurance claim if covered
  Natural disaster → Embassy registration, local authority guidance
  Theft → Police report, cancel cards, insurance claim

FINANCIAL BACKUP:
- Two credit/debit cards from different banks
- Small amount of local cash as backup
- Emergency funds accessible via bank transfer
- Card cancellation numbers saved offline

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So verwenden Sie diesen Skill

1

Install travel-planner by running npx skills add travisjneuman/.claude --skill travel-planner in your project directory. Führen Sie den obigen Installationsbefehl in Ihrem Projektverzeichnis aus. Die Skill-Datei wird von GitHub heruntergeladen und in Ihrem Projekt platziert.

2

Keine Konfiguration erforderlich. Ihr KI-Agent (Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf usw.) erkennt installierte Skills automatisch und nutzt sie als Kontext bei der Code-Generierung.

3

Der Skill verbessert das Verständnis Ihres Agenten für travel-planner, und hilft ihm, etablierte Muster zu befolgen, häufige Fehler zu vermeiden und produktionsreifen Code zu erzeugen.

Was Sie erhalten

Skills sind Klartext-Anweisungsdateien — kein ausführbarer Code. Sie kodieren Expertenwissen über Frameworks, Sprachen oder Tools, das Ihr KI-Agent liest, um seine Ausgabe zu verbessern. Das bedeutet null Laufzeit-Overhead, keine Abhängigkeitskonflikte und volle Transparenz: Sie können jede Anweisung vor der Installation lesen und prüfen.

Kompatibilität

Dieser Skill funktioniert mit jedem KI-Coding-Agenten, der das skills.sh-Format unterstützt, einschließlich Claude Code (Anthropic), Cursor, Windsurf, Cline, Aider und anderen Tools, die projektbezogene Kontextdateien lesen. Skills sind auf Transportebene framework-agnostisch — der Inhalt bestimmt, für welche Sprache oder welches Framework er gilt.

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