Navigating the itinerary builder

Overview

The itinerary builder is where you create and manage your trip.

It provides multiple views for planning, editing, and reviewing your itinerary, while keeping everything in a single workspace.


Starting view

When opening the itinerary builder, you start in the Itinerary view.

  • This is a kanban-style board
  • Each column represents a day
  • You can view and organize all itinerary items here


View selector

At the top of the builder, you can switch between different views:

  1. Itinerary
    Kanban board for organizing days and items
  2. Edit
    Visual editing mode with live preview
  3. Calendar
    Calendar-based view of the trip, with editing capabilities
  4. Locations
    Map view for managing and visualizing locations

Each view focuses on a different aspect of the trip, but all changes are reflected across the builder.




Top bar controls

At the top of the itinerary builder, you can manage key trip settings:

  1. Trip name
    Located in the top left
    This is the internal name of the trip and can be edited directly
  2. Status selector
    Used to manage the current state of the trip
  3. Trip Options selector
    Shows the currently active Trip Option
    Allows you to switch between different versions of the trip


Working with days

You can edit the settings of a day directly from the itinerary view.

  1. Click the pen icon on a day
  2. Update the day details in the contextual properties panel

You can configure:

  • Day title
  • Location
  • Cover image

Changes are applied immediately and reflected in the itinerary and client view.




Result

You can move between views, manage your trip, and edit content from a single place, depending on what you want to focus on.


Tip

Switch between views depending on your task—for example, use the Itinerary view to organize items, and the Edit view to refine how the trip appears to clients.


Tip

TripZILLA updates in real time.

If you have multiple monitors, you can open the same trip in different views across multiple tabs—for example:

  1. Itinerary view on one screen
  2. Edit or Locations view on another

Changes made in one view are immediately visible in the other.