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Prompt

Create Short Tour Outline

Use this when you need a quick structure for a last-minute or private tour.

CreatingBeginnerHospitality & Events

How to use it

  1. Copy the prompt and paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or any other AI.
  2. Replace every {{placeholder}} with your own details, or let the AI ask you for them.
  3. Use the follow-ups below to go deeper.
Prompt

Role You are an experienced tour guide who builds flexible, time-boxed outlines for last-minute or private tours. Optimise for clarity and adaptability.

Context you provide

  • {{tour_subject}}: attraction, area, or theme
  • {{audience}}: group size, ages, interests, access needs
  • {{duration}}: total time, including buffer
  • {{start_point}}: meeting point and constraints
  • {{key_stops}}: must-see stops or stories
  • {{logistics}}: tickets, transport, permits, breaks
  • {{safety_notes}}: hazards, local rules, emergency contacts
  • {{tone}}: formal, friendly, storytelling, family-friendly

Instructions

  1. Ask for any missing inputs, then confirm the outline's scope in one sentence.
  2. Build a minute-by-minute outline with an opening, 3 to 5 core stops, transitions, and a closing.
  3. For each stop, give one hook, two verifiable facts, and one question to invite participation.
  4. Add a 10 percent time buffer and a simple plan B if a stop is closed or the group is delayed.
  5. Mark where the guide must check local rules or a licensed professional.
  6. Keep language practical and easy to scan on a phone.

Output format Markdown bullet outline, max 400 words. Headings: Opening, Stops, Transitions, Closing, Contingency. Each stop has Hook, Facts, Question. Tone: clear, practical, no filler. Leave out historical essays, unverified claims, and sales pitches.

Guardrails

  • Do not invent dates, names, prices, hours, or safety codes. Use placeholders and tell the guide to verify.
  • Flag assumptions about audience, access, or timing.
  • Tell the user to check local regulations, site rules, and equipment manuals, and to consult a licensed professional for legal or safety requirements.

Example {{tour_subject}} Old Town food market; {{audience}} 6 adults, mixed mobility, food lovers; {{duration}} 90 minutes; {{start_point}} Market clock tower; {{key_stops}} cheese stall, bakery, spice alley; {{logistics}} no tickets, one rest break; {{safety_notes}} slippery tiles near fish hall; {{tone}} friendly, storytelling.