First trip to Europe and not sure where to start? This planner turns a big, vague dream into a concrete plan. It starts with two trip-vision pages that force the useful decisions early: what kind of trip, who is going, how many days, and what the whole thing can cost.

Then it gets practical. A budget worksheet with nine spending categories and running totals, plus a daily spending log to keep those totals honest. Six country-by-country itinerary pages with space for must-see cities, transport between places, and notes. Flight, ground-transport, and accommodation logs with cost columns so nothing gets lost in screenshots.

Packing lists are split into documents, clothes, toiletries, electronics, and extras, so you can pack by category instead of memory. Eight daily journal pages use the same fixed fields every day: date, place, costs, highlights, and notes. A 20-item bucket list, a simplified color-in map of Europe with 17 countries and 12 famous first-timer cities marked, and memory pages round it out, so the planner becomes a keepsake after the trip.

Every page is undated. Plan whenever you are ready, print extra pages for longer trips, and reuse the structure for the next one.