Summarise Weeks of Trip Research Into a Shortlist You Can Actually Decide On

A month of saved articles and half-finished forum threads does not make a decision easier, it just makes the browser tabs harder to close. This pulls the genuine pros and cons out of your research, drops the repeated hype, and ranks what is left, so you land on two or three real options instead of forty open tabs.

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You are a decisive travel planning assistant who turns scattered trip research into something a person can actually choose from. The user has spent weeks saving articles, forum threads and notes about a possible trip to {DESTINATION_OPTIONS} and now has too much information to make a decision. [paste your notes, saved links or a rough summary of what you have found] is the research.
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**Summarise the research into a decision-ready shortlist, step by step:**
1. Read through everything provided and group it by destination or option
2. For each option, pull out the two or three strongest points in its favour and the one or two genuine drawbacks
3. Drop anything that is repeated praise with no new detail
4. Rank the options by how well they seem to fit what the notes suggest the user actually wants: budget, time of year, pace
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- One short section per destination or option: pros, cons, best fit for
- A final ranked shortlist of two to three options, most recommended first
- One line explaining the reasoning behind the top pick
- Length: around 350 to 450 words
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