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Travel planning worksheet

A worksheet for the parts of a trip that don't go to plan.

Contacts, transport, check-ins, and Plan B — written down before your phone hits 3 percent.

Your trip details are yours. Keep this worksheet somewhere that works for you.

No account, no email, and nothing to fill in here. Print it or download a blank copy and complete it privately — Leave Early doesn't need a copy.

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Travel planning worksheet

A simple worksheet for contacts, transport, check-ins, and Plan B.

A short worksheet to fill in before you go and keep with you. Your trip details are yours — keep this somewhere that works for you.

1. Before you go

What do you want to have sorted before you leave?

Examples: A copy of your documents stored somewhere you can reach. Someone at home who knows your rough outline. A way to pay that isn't your only way to pay.

2. The first 10 minutes somewhere new

What would you look for when you arrive somewhere unfamiliar?

Examples: The exit nearest your seat or room. Where staff are. A well-lit way out. How you'd get back if your phone died.

3. Getting around

How you plan to get around, and what the backup looks like.

Examples: The main option. A backup that doesn't depend on your phone. Roughly what a licensed ride should cost.

4. Staying somewhere

What you'd check on arrival at accommodation, and what you'd do if it didn't feel right.

Examples: A working lock and a second way out. Where the fire exit's. A plan for leaving early if you need to.

5. Check-ins

Who you'd check in with, and how — written here so you don't have to remember it tired.

6. Plan A / Plan B

For the parts of the trip most likely to change, write both versions.

Examples: Plan A if everything runs on time. Plan B if the last connection is missed. Plan B if you'd rather leave early.

7. Official information to have offline

Write down the official numbers and links you'd want without data.

Examples: Your country's travel advisory line. Your consulate or embassy details. Local emergency number for where you're going.

This worksheet is for general education. Complete it privately and store it somewhere appropriate for you.

This resource isn't a guarantee of safety or a substitute for emergency services, individualized support, legal advice, medical care, or official local instructions.

Leave Early · Version 1.0 · September 2026

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