AI Tour Planner Settings
Configure available regions and zones
Current Status: AI Tour Planning is limited to Normandy region only while content is being developed. Other regions (Provence, Netherlands, Belgium, etc.) are disabled. Enable them here when content is ready.
Available Zones
0
Enabled Zones
0
Disabled Zones
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Active Region
🇫🇷 Normandy, France
Currently the only enabled region for AI tour planningNormandy Zones
Toggle individual zones on/off for AI tour generation
Future Regions (Currently Disabled)
🇫🇷 Provence, France
🇳🇱 Netherlands (Market Garden)
🇧🇪 Belgium & Luxembourg (Bulge)
🇮🇹 Italy
🌍 North Africa
🇵🇱 Eastern Europe
🇬🇧 Great Britain
These regions will be enabled in future updates as content becomes available
Restoration Instructions for Full Functionality
📝 To Restore Original Multi-Region System:
When you're ready to enable all regions and historical periods, follow these steps:
- Update AIItineraryGenerator.jsx:
- Restore the original
regionsarray (8 regions) - Change "Zone" back to "Historical Period"
- Replace
zonewithhistorical_periodin formData - Restore original 7 historical periods array
- Restore the original
- Update generateTourItinerary.js backend:
- Change parameter from
zonetohistorical_period - Update AI prompt to use "Historical Period Focus" instead of "Zone Focus"
- Original periods: d-day, market-garden, bulge, italy, north-africa, battle-of-britain, eastern-front
- Change parameter from
- Enable regions in this admin panel by updating the entity's
enabled_regionsarray - Original data is preserved in the
future_regions_configfield of TourPlannerSettings entity
💡 Quick Reference:
The original system supported 8 regions × 7 historical periods with sophisticated AI routing across multiple countries. This temporary simplification focuses on Normandy's 7 beach zones while content is being developed.
Note: The AI tour generation system was brilliantly designed for multi-country, multi-period tours. It included route optimization across borders, accommodation suggestions in strategic towns, and historical narrative arcs spanning weeks. This is preserved and can be restored when ready.