Road Trips, European Escapes and India Getaways Fill Plantrip’s Latest Itineraries
Road trips are steering the travel conversation on Plantrip.io, where 79 itineraries were created in the past 24 hours on August 15, 2026. From Los Angeles-to-Las Vegas breaks and California desert drives to ambitious routes through the Black Hills, Yellowstone, Jackson Hole and Glacier National Park, travelers are mapping journeys that make the drive part of the holiday.
Las Vegas stands out as a frequent add-on to Southern California plans, with several travelers pairing LAX or Los Angeles stays with a week in Nevada. Elsewhere in the United States, planners are considering short city stops in San Francisco and Orlando, Cape Cod escapes from Kingston, Ontario, and a July visit to Portland, Maine focused on coastal walks, boat trips and lighthouse photography.
Europe remains a major draw for multi-stop itineraries. Travelers are plotting Madrid, Salamanca, Portugal’s Douro-region Resende and Asturias by car; Lisbon-to-Seville-and-Barcelona routes; and a rail-and-road circuit linking Salzburg, Bled, Ljubljana, Zagreb, Plitvice, Zadar and Split. Italy features prominently too, with Naples, Pompeii, Ischia or Procida, the Amalfi Coast and Sicily all appearing in plans.
Across Asia and the Pacific, requests range from Vietnam in September and Hong Kong in March to Japan’s Tokyo, Kyoto, Hiroshima and Osaka circuit. India-based travelers are planning Kerala family holidays, Darjeeling stays, Andaman trips with young children, Tawang and Majuli, and mountain routes through Ooty, Wayanad, Munnar, Varkala and Alleppey. Sydney-to-Melbourne drives, Bali, Da Nang and Hoi An, and Malaysia family holidays also underline the appetite for detailed, multi-destination planning.
The day’s itineraries reveal travelers seeking practical, personalized trips as much as headline destinations: budget Christmas markets from Mumbai, public-transport journeys, motorcycle camping across the Baltics and Poland, family-friendly beach time, food exploration and scenic outdoor stops all feature prominently. Whether the plan is a seven-hour San Francisco layover or a weeks-long European journey, the common thread is a desire to turn travel time into a fuller experience.