The itinerary
Example: Itinerary outlines planned travel route and schedule
Definition
"The itinerary" is a detailed plan or route of a journey, including the schedule of travel and stops to be made. It is commonly used in tourism to describe the organized sequence of destinations and activities planned for a trip.
Etymology
The word "itinerary" comes from the Latin word 'itinerarium,' which means 'account of a journey' or 'route.' It derives from 'iter,' meaning 'journey' or 'road.' Did you know that ancient Romans used itineraria as guidebooks listing distances and stops along roads?
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"The itinerary" appears in the Vocaplus list "English - Tourism - (A1-C2) - set 1", containing 135 commonly used words.
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