Translation guide
A plan or list of places to visit on a trip, including routes, times, and activities.
A detailed plan for a trip, including destinations, times, and activities.
The most common and neutral word for a travel itinerary, covering the overall plan and route.
Please check the itinerary.
I've created an itinerary.
A loanword from English, commonly used for a schedule or timetable, including travel plans. Slightly more casual than 旅程.
Please tell me the travel schedule.
Literally 'travel plan', this is a straightforward term for a planned itinerary, often used when discussing the planning stage.
Let's make a travel plan.
Refers to a daily schedule or agenda, often used for the day-by-day breakdown of an itinerary.
We've decided the travel itinerary (daily schedule).
A specific list of destinations or a route map for a journey.
Focuses on the route or course of travel, often used in formal or written contexts like tour itineraries.
I will explain the tour itinerary (route).
A loanword meaning 'route', often used for the physical path or sequence of stops.
A physical or digital document listing the itinerary details, such as flight times and hotel reservations.
旅程 (ryotei) is the most general term for a travel itinerary. スケジュール (schedule) is a common loanword used for any schedule, including travel, and is slightly more casual. 行程 (kōtei) emphasizes the route or course and is often used in formal tour descriptions.
Have you decided the itinerary yet?
Tell me tomorrow's schedule.
There is no change to the route.
While 旅行計画 (ryokō keikaku) means 'travel plan', it sounds like you are still in the planning phase. For a finalized itinerary, use 旅程 (ryotei) or 旅程表 (ryoteihyō).
Let's check the travel route on the map.
I'll send the itinerary by email.