itinerary
- a detailed plan for a journey, especially a list of places to visit; plan of travel.
- a line of travel; route.
- an account of a journey; record of travel.
- a book describing a route or routes of travel with information helpful to travelers; guidebook for travelers.
- of or relating to travel or travel routes.
- Obsolete. itinerant.
Origin of itinerary
Related Words for itinerary
path, tour, journey, route, guidebook, run, circuit, schedule, beat, course, program, way, line, guide, outlineExamples from the Web for itinerary
Contemporary Examples of itinerary
Of course, anything resembling a real Joycean itinerary is long gone.
Over 600 police personnel have been deployed around places which form part of the royal couple's itinerary, officials said.
Charles and Camilla Garlanded in Flowers as They Touch Down In India For Nine Day TripTom Sykes
November 6, 2013
Just a short walk from the metro, this hidden gem is well worth an addition to the itinerary.
Understandably, their itinerary differs radically from that of Birthright Israel.
Harry's itinerary includes touring sites hit by last year's Superstorm Sandy.
Historical Examples of itinerary
I'll ask Hepton to give me an itinerary of the trip and I will wire when and where I will join you.
Kent Knowles: QuahaugJoseph C. Lincoln
The Salzburg Itinerary describes the church as "very large and beautiful."
Pagan and Christian RomeRodolfo Lanciani
Space will only permit of its itinerary and a few of my impressions and experiences.
Ranching, Sport and TravelThomas Carson
By limiting myself somewhat as to itinerary I can do the thing.
High AdventureJames Norman Hall
"Sure, I wonder what's the next step in our itinerary," Connie said.
Roy Blakeley's Camp on WheelsPercy Keese Fitzhugh
itinerary
- a plan or line of travel; route
- a record of a journey
- a guidebook for travellers
- of or relating to travel or routes of travel
- a less common word for itinerant
Word Origin and History for itinerary
mid-15c., "route of travel," from Late Latin itinerarium "account of a journey," noun use of neuter of itinerarius "of a journey," from Latin itineris "journey" (see itinerant). By late 15c. it meant "record of a journey;" extended sense "sketch of a proposed route" is from 1856.