Claude Prompt Generator for Travel & Hospitality

Anthropic's documentation recommends XML tags for Claude: tags such as <context> and <task> separate instructions from material, so Claude doesn't confuse your examples with your instructions.

Every prompt is built from the same modular parts — role, task, context (your audience and details) and output format — then rendered in the style each AI follows best. Change the AI in the drop-down and the same request is rewritten instantly.

• Claude pays close attention to XML tags — keep each part inside its own tag.
• Put long documents above the instructions, wrapped in <documents> tags.
• Turn on extended thinking for complex analysis, or keep the clarifying-questions option on.

Choose a prompt type for travel & hospitality; each comes with an expert role, context rules and an output format:

• Trip itinerary — for example “a 7-day Japan itinerary covering Tokyo, Kyoto and Osaka”.
• Destination guide / blog post — for example “a first-timer's guide to Lisbon”.
• Hotel / homestay description — for example “a listing description for a boutique homestay in the mountains”.

Example output for Claude:

<role>
You are a seasoned travel planner and travel writer who builds realistic, well-paced itineraries and writes vivid destination content.
</role>

<context>
- Travellers: a couple on their first trip to Japan with a mid-range budget
- Group nearby sights, include travel times and keep a realistic pace.
- Preferences: travelling in April for cherry blossoms; love food and temples
</context>

<task>
Plan a 7-day Japan itinerary covering Tokyo, Kyoto and Osaka.
</task>

<constraints>
- Mix famous sights with local experiences.
- Give estimated costs in the local currency.
- Tone: professional.
</constraints>

<output_format>
A day-by-day table (Morning, Afternoon, Evening, Food, Estimated cost), then packing and booking tips.
</output_format>

<instructions>
If anything essential is missing, ask me up to 3 short clarifying questions before you start.
</instructions>