Turn your travel itinerary into a visual slide deck with Copilot in PowerPoint

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A New Zealand tech fan asked Copilot in PowerPoint to visualise their travel itinerary and was impressed with the result, joking that seeing it all laid out made them think they might need extra insurance.

Prompt to copy
Create a short presentation from my travel itinerary below. Give each day or each stop its own slide with the date, place, main activities, travel times and where I'm staying, plus a simple overview slide with the whole route at the start. Keep the text brief and add suitable images. Itinerary: [PASTE ITINERARY].

Replace the [PLACEHOLDERS] with your own details before you send it.

How to try it

  1. Paste or attach your itinerary in PowerPoint and open Copilot.
  2. Ask it to build a deck with an overview slide and one slide per day or stop.
  3. Check every date and booking detail against your confirmations, then share it with your travel companions.

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Reference: X @nztechtweet