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Guides make the workflow clear: keep trip information organized, stay in continuity, and move to the right surface for each step.

Trip organization made clear

Each guide explains a practical planning sequence users can apply today.

Single source, bilingual pages

Both locale routes keep the same workflow structure with translated copy.

Phase clarity

Each guide explicitly separates active workflows from future enhancements.

Guides you can use today

The first guide set focuses on product education that can be supported today.

Guide outline

How Travizio structures trips in Android

A guide outline for how trips, dates, destinations, and day-by-day activity organization fit together in the Android planner.

Related product area: Trips and itineraries

What it covers
  • Trip creation and organization belong to the Android app in Phase 1.
  • The website supports account continuity and handoff rather than web trip editing.
Guide outline

How itinerary days and activities fit together

A guide outline for explaining day-by-day planning and activity organization without presenting live web itinerary editing.

Related product area: Trips and itineraries

What it covers
  • Android is the active surface for itinerary work.
  • Web guide content can explain the model while editing remains deferred.
Guide outline

How map context supports day planning

A guide outline for Android map workspace concepts such as trip locations, saved places, route context, and day-plan actions.

Related product area: Maps and day planning

What it covers
  • Map and place work stays in Android for this phase.
  • Web pages must not trigger map, place, routing, or geocoding calls yet.
Guide outline

How budgets and expenses are organized

A guide outline for trip budgets, expense categories, spending progress, and travel financial context.

Related product area: Budgets and expenses

What it covers
  • Budget and expense organization is an Android capability today.
  • Web reservation and wallet workflows remain future work.
Guide outline

How web sign-in and Android handoff work

A guide outline for using the same Travizio account on web and Android while keeping active trip work in the app.

What it covers
  • The same account model supports web sign-in and Android continuity.
  • The website should guide users to the app for active planning.
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Guide outline

Why web planning is paid-gated

A guide outline for the paid-planning boundary, explicit upgrade states, and why billable planning paths stay locked until entitlement checks pass.

What it covers
  • The entitlement check is a product invariant, not a rollout flag.
  • Buttons alone are not access control; account checks are required before paid planning calls.

Why guide outlines come before articles

Travizio can publish useful product education before city guides or travel-service pages, as long as each topic is tied to verified product behavior.

Product education first

Planning guides can explain how Travizio organizes trips, itineraries, maps, budgets, and handoff without inventing destination advice.

No speculative travel content

Destination guides, public trips, travel search, and booking content wait until editorial sources and travel-service access exist.

Guide format first

Build stable localized guide blocks so product education can grow without changing URLs.

Cross-device continuity

Guides stay aligned with Android account continuity and the current handoff model.

Feature discipline

Map recommendations, trip generation, travel search, and partner booking remain unavailable until the proper gates are active.

Product guidance

Learn before you build your trip

These outlines are Phase 1 product education. Destination pages, full articles, and public shared-trip pages remain future work.