Travel & Itinerary

VOYANA: Travel Itinerary Template for Google Sheets

Voyana travel itinerary template in Google Sheets with a four-day Lisbon plan, booking references and costs

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Voyana turns a trip into a chronological table: day by day, hour by hour, with the booking reference and the cost sitting next to each plan. Its best trick is quiet — you type the trip's start date once, and every date in the itinerary is computed from it. Flight moved to a day later? Change one cell and the whole plan slides with it.

What's inside the travel itinerary template

The Itinerary tab is the working surface. Each row holds a day number, a date the sheet fills in for you, a time, a type chosen from a dropdown (Flight, Hotel, Train, Transfer, Activity, Meal, Free time, Other) and then the activity itself with its location, booking reference, cost and notes. Flights light up in lime and hotel lines in soft green, so the load-bearing parts of the trip stand out from the sightseeing. At the foot, a SUM totals every cost you've entered: the planned price of the trip, always current.

Trip Info is the second tab and the source of truth: destination, start and end dates, travelers. Nights and total days are calculated, not typed. Below that sits a confirmations table (item, provider, confirmation number, notes), so the numbers you'll be asked for at check-in live in one place rather than in five emails.

How to plan a trip with this Google Sheets itinerary

Open the file in Google Sheets (the XLSX import guide walks through it) and fill in Trip Info first. Then build the days: type the day number, pick the type, name the activity. Dates appear on their own, and costs add up as you go. For a plan B, duplicate the Itinerary tab and rearrange the copy. The template ships with a sample four-day trip to Lisbon so the formulas and formats are visible before you overwrite them.

A trip planner template that recalculates your dates

Hardcoded dates are the usual weak point of an itinerary spreadsheet: shift the departure and you retype the week. Here the day number is the only fixed thing — day 3 stays day 3 whether the trip starts on a Tuesday or a Friday. That makes Voyana reusable: clear the rows, set a new start date in Trip Info, and the same sheet plans the next trip.

Free travel itinerary in 12 languages

Voyana is available in twelve languages, each with tab names, activity types and sample data translated, and dates formatted the way that language expects. It pairs naturally with the travel budget template for the money side and the packing list template for the suitcase; the rest of the collection lives under travel templates for Google Sheets.

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