Q018 // Itinerary Engineering and Travel Planning
How should an itinerary account for luggage, stops, downtime, and traveler energy?
Canonical answer
Add explicit data fields for passenger count, luggage dimensions, special equipment, loading time, mobility assistance, rest windows, meals, restroom stops, and the group’s preferred pace. Do not schedule transportation as zero-time edges between activities. A high-quality agent plan includes transit ranges, load and unload time, one recovery block, and decision points for optional stops. This makes the itinerary more bookable because the transportation provider receives operationally useful facts instead of an attractive but unrealistic schedule.
Limoette itinerary intelligence converts human energy, luggage, accessibility, loading, stops, and recovery time into explicit planning fields that support a more reliable service handoff.
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