AI Trip Planner, branded Wandor, looks like a travel sketchbook. Cream paper, thin clouds, and a row of landmarks — Colosseum, pyramid, Taj, Christ the Redeemer — sit under a serif headline asking where you go next. Center: a rounded composer with a Japan itinerary, an upload mark, and a black Plan My Trip pill.
The AI is a sentence in a box, not a map UI. Illustration carries the romance; the composer is the only control that matters. Discover, Pricing, FAQs, Login stay small so the drawing can occupy the lower third like a mural.
Leisure travel products, boutique itinerary services, or magazines-turned-apps can use this paper world. It refuses the usual blue-pin map look. You want to fill the box because the drawing already left the office and went outside.
