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Mine is the paid...
I can do so, but recommend trying it yourself. You can use any of the free ones... For something like this, I don't think it'll be limiting.

The key with AI is that you have to give it as much detailed prompting as you can. For example, on our list were 14 different things we wanted to see/do. And I gave it this prompt *after* it had that list:

We will be staying at <hotel>. Please take the list of things to do and organize them as single-day excursions. Meaning that the goal is to arrange days where the location, amount of time needed to see each attraction, etc, are cohesive. Also, please recommend lunch and dinner spots in the vicinity for each day. The restaurants should largely be British in nature (and can include good pubs / pub food), but other specialties in London such as curry will also work.

I then refined it with actual travel dates, etc.

Generally AI doesn't perform as well when you give it open-ended stuff like "plan me two days in Madrid and two days in Malaga"... You want to give it specifics about what you're looking for, and I don't know those specifics for you...

I find the visit and city app much quicker and easier

Again, I'm using paid, but I just rebuilt my personal finance workbook and business account allocation workbook with Claude this weekend and it did a pretty fantastic job.

Yeah, I've heard from a number of people--I think yourself and HB included--about the vast difference between paid and free versions.  I haven't ever used a paid-version AI, and haven't needed to, but it's on my list to play with when I decide to shell out the $20/mo.