How to replan a travel day when it rains
Most of a wet day is moving things, not dropping them. Six steps, in order.
1. Sort the day into outdoors and indoors
A garden, a viewpoint, a walk through a quarter: outdoors. A museum, a market hall, lunch: indoors. A temple can be either, so check how much of it is a garden.
2. Swap the day, don't cancel it
On a trip of three days or more, one day usually has more indoors on it than the others. Trade the two, and the dry day gets the walks back.
3. Bring indoor things forward
If no day is indoors enough, take a museum from later in the trip and put it where the walk was. The walk takes the museum's old hours.
4. Keep the meals where they are
Restaurants are indoors already, and a meal moved to another day lands on top of that day's own.
5. Mind the edges of the day
Nothing new in the evening of the day you fly home, and nothing after a place closes.
6. Move things, don't delete them
What you didn't get to goes on a list for later in the trip. If the sky clears at four, it's still there.
In otsuka
On the day, tap Want to reschedule?, then It's raining. otsuka does the first four steps: it moves what's outdoors to another day of the trip, fills the freed hours with up to three indoor things, from later in the same city first, then from your wishlist, and leaves the meals alone. You see where each thing lands before anything moves, and one tap undoes it. To trade two whole days, tap the round button next to a day's name and pick Swap with another day.
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