Plan three family days in Paris, with ticket links, using Copilot
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Before you start, ask me 1–3 short questions about the details below and wait for my answers. Once I've answered, confirm the plan in one line and run the whole task start to finish. Goal: Plan a few days in a city for my family, grouped by area, with prices and links to buy tickets ahead. Questions to ask me first: - Who's coming, and how old are any kids? - Which area is the hotel in, and how many days do we have? - Is there anything to leave out, and what's our rough budget? Inputs (fill in or confirm): - City and dates: [CITY / DATES] - Group: [ADULTS / KIDS AND AGES] - Hotel area: [AREA] - Leave out: [EXCLUSIONS] - Budget: [BUDGET] Rules: - Group each day's sights by neighborhood so we don't zigzag across the city. - Put a link to the official ticket page next to each place, and give an approximate price marked 'check before booking'. - Compare a multi-day transit pass with single tickets for our plans. - Keep each day realistic for a child, with breaks and a meal stop. Checkpoint: Show me the outline of each day first and wait for my OK before adding links and prices. If you get stuck: If you can't find an official ticket link, say so instead of linking a reseller. Verify before you finish: Check every link points to an official site and the days match our dates. Output: A day-by-day plan in plain text I can copy into a document, with links, prices and transit tips. Done when: We have a plan for every day and know which tickets to buy in advance.
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Before you start, ask me 1–3 short questions about the details below and wait for my answers. Once I've answered, confirm the plan in one line and run the whole task start to finish. Goal: Plan a few days in a city for my family, grouped by area, with prices and links to buy tickets ahead. Questions to ask me first: - Who's coming, and how old are any kids? - Which area is the hotel in, and how many days do we have? - Is there anything to leave out, and what's our rough budget? Inputs (fill in or confirm): - City and dates: [CITY / DATES] - Group: [ADULTS / KIDS AND AGES] - Hotel area: [AREA] - Leave out: [EXCLUSIONS] - Budget: [BUDGET] Rules: - Group each day's sights by neighborhood so we don't zigzag across the city. - Put a link to the official ticket page next to each place, and give an approximate price marked 'check before booking'. - Compare a multi-day transit pass with single tickets for our plans. - Keep each day realistic for a child, with breaks and a meal stop. Checkpoint: Show me the outline of each day first and wait for my OK before adding links and prices. If you get stuck: If you can't find an official ticket link, say so instead of linking a reseller. Verify before you finish: Check every link points to an official site and the days match our dates. Output: A day-by-day plan in plain text I can copy into a document, with links, prices and transit tips. Done when: We have a plan for every day and know which tickets to buy in advance.
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Hi, I'm organising a trip to Paris with my family. It's me, my partner and an 11-year-old girl. We'll be in Paris on 29, 30 and 31 August. We have all three days available. What can we see in these three days? Exclude Disneyland. The hotel will be in the [insert_area] area. I'd like you to provide links where I can buy tickets in advance for all the places. Write them next to the descriptions you've given me.
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Paolo Asnaghi planned three August days in Paris for two adults and an 11-year-old, using only Copilot (with GPT-5). Asnaghi asked what to see from the hotel's area, excluding Disneyland, then asked for links to buy tickets in advance next to each description. Copilot grouped sights to avoid crossing the city, showed approximate prices and suggested a 3-day transit pass instead of single tickets. In about half an hour Asnaghi had a customized guide. The PDF it made wasn't user-friendly, though. During the trip, Copilot helped find places to eat, explained sights from photos and checked the weather for the next day's plans.
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