"Five days from the city to the hills and then the beach with two friends, train out, rent bikes, fly back, mid-range." That is how people actually describe a trip.
The GGNomad companion takes that sentence and drafts the whole thing: the train out, a stay in the hills, bikes waiting at the station, a transfer to the coast, a beach stay, a couple of activities and the flight back, each priced with a total and a few alternatives. It asks only what it has to, such as dates or budget.
The draft is an ordinary trip plan. The traveler swaps a stay, imports a flight already booked elsewhere and checks out the rest. Nothing is booked or paid until they confirm.
Illustrative scenario: the travelers and the trip are examples, not customers.
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