Plantrip.io logged 82 new itineraries in the past 24 hours (January 14, 2026), revealing a lively mix of short escapes and long-haul adventures. Goa led quick-break planning with multiple three-day trips pegged to late February, while Japan saw a flurry of eight-to-ten-day itineraries—many focused on Tokyo, Disneyland, and halal-friendly routes—hinting at spring travel excitement. Cairo and Luxor also stood out, with repeated requests for pyramid-view stays and Indian food options underscoring a comfort-meets-culture travel trend.
Europe remained top-of-mind, from single-city city-breaks—Berlin (3–4 days), Amsterdam, Paris (4 days), Florence—to broader dreams like “europe, 3 weeks” and a road trip from Barcelona to Gibraltar on a €1,000 budget prioritizing local food markets, scenic drives, and free attractions. Germany itineraries were detailed, including an early March loop pairing Munich, Nuremberg, Dresden, Prague, and Salzburg, alongside a 12-day Germany plan. Italy appeared repeatedly as a standalone inspiration, while France surfaced via a “francja 10 dni” request.
Asia itineraries spanned adventure and romance: Vietnam featured prominently with several 10-day plans—some tailored for honeymoons with activity-heavy schedules and a Phu Quoc add-on—while Bali (two hotels over eight days), Malaysia (four days), and Andaman & Nicobar (7–8 days) added island energy. India travel was particularly active: Goa (multiple), Udaipur and Darjeeling trips, Delhi–Rishikesh weekenders, Manali short stays, Shimla, and religious circuits—Ujjain, Omkareshwar, Mahakaleshwar, Rameswaram, and Baglamukhi—often specifying trains like Vande Bharat and tight, date-bound schedules.
North American planning leaned road-trip and family-friendly. Multiple users drafted Death Valley day routes from Southern California with sand dunes as the must-see, pairing a Las Vegas weekend anchored by a gymnastics meet at the Rio. Teens plotted a Portland–Visalia drive timed to a convention at the Visalia Convention Center, seeking stops along I-5. A San Francisco area micro-trip highlighted the Golden Gate Bridge, Muir Woods, and Sacramento, while Baltimore–London–Delhi multi-leg plans included India’s Golden Triangle. Mexico City appeared as a seasoned traveler’s layover (February 12–13, 2026), and Texas and Scotland continued to attract flexible-interest planners.
Africa and the Indian Ocean registered strong intent: Kenya safaris paired with Mauritius all-inclusive beach stays dominated luxury-nature combos, while Mauritius queries asked for DMCs and what-to-do guides. Egypt interest centered on Cairo and Luxor combinations with repeat emphasis on pyramid-view hotels and Indian cuisine. Rounding out the map, Montenegro, Meghalaya hub-and-spoke trips from Shillong, Barcelona-to-Gibraltar road days, and city stays from New York to Tokyo showed travelers balancing budgets, cultural depth, and practical logistics—often requesting Google Maps-ready details, halal options, and clear time schedules.