Sygic Travel

Sygic Travel (formerly Tripomatic) is built around a core problem every traveler faces: you have a list of things you want to do, a limited number of days, and you don't know the most efficient order to visit them. Sygic optimizes that — taking your wishlist and building a time-efficient daily schedule.

## Itinerary Optimization

The core algorithm groups attractions by proximity and schedules them into days to minimize transit time between stops. If you want to see the Colosseum, Vatican, Trevi Fountain, and Spanish Steps in Rome, Sygic builds an itinerary that visits geographically close attractions on the same day — saving you hours of unnecessary cross-city travel.

## AI Planning

Sygic's AI trip planner (available via web) accepts natural language requests: - "Plan 5 days in Japan — Tokyo and Kyoto, mix of temples and food experiences" - "Weekend in Barcelona, mostly architecture, two museum visits maximum"

It generates full itineraries with specific attractions, timing, and estimated durations at each stop. You can edit, add, and remove attractions from the generated itinerary.

## Point of Interest Database

2M+ POIs worldwide, each with: - Opening hours and admission prices - Visitor tips and notes - Photos from travelers - Recommended visit duration - Popularity ratings

## Offline Maps

Sygic's maps download for offline use — your itinerary, maps, and navigation work without any data connection. Critical for international travel where roaming is expensive or reliability is unpredictable.

## Pricing

Free tier: full itinerary planning, POI access, web app. Premium ($19.99/year): offline maps, GPS navigation, ad-free. The offline maps feature alone justifies the price for international travelers.