Arkman Travel AI turns whatever you type into a day-by-day travel programme. Tell it where, when and who you are travelling with — it handles the route, the stops and where to eat.
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Sample plan — an illustration of the itinerary the product produces. Four nights in Rome with my wife in May, museums in the morning, walks in the evening, nothing rushed. — Day 1, Rome: 09:30 Colosseum, 11:45 Roman Forum, 13:30 Lunch — Monti, 15:00 Palatine Hill, 19:30 Evening walk in Trastevere. Add to Google Calendar or download as .ics.
How it works
The hardest part of planning is the blank page. This flow exists to remove it.
No forms. Something like “three nights in Barcelona in October, mid-range budget, near the sea” is enough.
Skip the typing: describe your trip out loud and the assistant turns it into the same plan.
Your request becomes an hour-by-hour programme: morning, midday and evening stops, durations, and realistic travel time in between.
Stops are pinned on the map and the day's route is drawn. You see where you are going and how, at a glance.
The whole programme onto your phone in a single tap: add it to your calendar or download it as a PDF.
Search engines
The same assistant runs on different data sources. You choose which one before you search — and credits are spent accordingly.
From our own place database — fast and economical.
Stops come from our own POI database, built on OpenStreetMap and Wikidata. Because no external service is called, results are produced quickly and each search costs less.
Colosseum, Rome · Anil Öztas, CC BY 4.0
Live Google Places data, at its most current.
Place information is pulled live from Google Places at search time: up-to-date business records, photos and ratings. The day's route is drawn on Google Maps.
Shibuya Crossing, Tokyo · Benh LIEU SONG, CC BY-SA 2.0
A separate search for large parties and multi-stop programmes.
A search mode that considers the whole group at once: accommodation and transport sized to the party, transfers between stops and, where needed, a multi-stop programme that runs from city to city.
Purpose-built for group tours.
· Daniel Case, CC BY-SA 3.0
A whole country — or several of them.
The widest search, not confined to one city. It builds a multi-stop programme that crosses an entire country, or strings several together — a Balkan tour, say — with the legs between cities and countries built into the plan.
Bay of Kotor, Montenegro · Wolfgang Sauber, CC BY-SA 4.0
Features
For a trip to hold together, the schedule has to agree with the map, the meals with the route, and the pace with what you actually asked for. The assistant weighs all of it at once.
A timed flow for each day: stops, durations and realistic gaps in between.
A short critique of each day: its pace, the risky moment, the stop you can drop if you tire, and the logistics verdict.
The day's stops are pinned on the map and the route between them is drawn.
Places to eat are worked into the plan, close to the neighbourhood you are already in.
Concerts, festivals, sport and stage events happening in the city on your dates, listed next to your plan.
Relaxed or packed, museums or nature, on foot or by public transport — your preference shapes the plan.
Your previous searches stay in your account, ready to revisit.
Follow your remaining credits and every movement from the ledger on your account page.
You write your request in everyday Turkish. No keywords to memorise.
Group tours
Tell us how many of you there are and what kind of trip you want, and the programme is built around the group's pace. For larger groups and bespoke programmes, we work on it with you.
Party size, pace and interests all feed into the plan, producing a realistic day everyone can actually keep up with.
Flights, hotels, transfers and vehicles are searched for the whole group within the same flow.
Corporate trips, school and association groups, special occasions — write to us and we will put the programme together with you.
Add participants by email address so they can open the programme themselves and follow it day by day, stops and map included.
Don't confine the group to one city: the Grand tour engine builds multi-stop programmes across a whole country, or several.
Corporate and bespoke group enquiries are handled over email.
Go off-script
Turn up the creativity dial and the assistant drops the most-visited list, hunting instead for the odd, the overlooked and the faintly absurd. The higher you go, the less predictable the plan.
With the dial off the plan stays classic; the further you turn it, the stranger it gets.
What it might turn up
Roadmap
The features below are not available yet. They are currently in development and are planned for release in the period ahead.
Access to more than 5,000 hotels across 50 countries and over 50 airlines — from building the plan through to completing checkout, in one flow.
An audio guide that tells you the culture and history of whatever you are standing in front of, in step with your plan.
Give us your meeting times and the programme is built around the gaps.
We keep adding the cities and regions people ask for.
A mobile app that keeps your plans with you, ready to open offline and adjust on the move.
Atrani, Amalfi Coast · Paolo Costa Baldi, CC BY 3.0
Plans
Choose monthly or yearly billing and receive a fresh membership allowance every month. Add rollover credits whenever you need more.
50 membership credits every month.
50 credits / mo
Membership credits expire at the end of the period.
150 membership credits every month.
150 credits / mo
Membership credits expire at the end of the period.
Annual membership with 50 credits each month.
50 credits / mo
Annual plans refresh credits monthly; 12 months are not granted up front.
Annual membership with 150 credits each month.
150 credits / mo
Annual plans refresh credits monthly; 12 months are not granted up front.
50 credits independent of your membership.
50 credits
Purchased credits never expire — they roll over.
Payment is completed securely through Stripe Checkout; Arkman Travel AI never stores your card details.
Say where you want to go and let the assistant build the programme. You just pick what you like.
Istanbul panorama · Eusebius (Guillaume Piolle), CC BY 3.0
