itinerary
Say it: eye-TIN-uh-ruh-ree /aɪˈtɪnərɛri/ · noun
What “itinerary” means
A plan of where and when you will travel.
More precisely: A planned route or schedule for a journey.
Example: “Our itinerary has three cities in five days, which already feels too ambitious.”
When to use it
Use it in neutral travel conversations for the planned route, stops and timing of a holiday or business trip.
Similar words
schedule, route, travel plan
Where it comes from
From Latin iter, "journey."
Quick check
Before your holiday, you list each town you will visit and the day you will arrive. What have you made?
an itinerary or a travel diary?
Show the answer
an itinerary
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