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Planning your vacation abroad is not a simple task when you do it on your own. It's easy when you go through a travel agent but it's always much more cheaper if you do it yourself. This time I decided to do it on my own. However it's a hassle and much more research as always, but this time I had ChatGPT for help. Which made my entire trip planning much more convenient.  Destination First thing's first. I created a project in ChatGPT for my vacation 2026 and opened chat. I provided my requirements. Per person budget that I'm willing to spend Dates of travel With whom I'm traveling. My family in this case. What we like to do and what we don't like to do Our meal preferences Shopping expectations Must included and optional things A list of my personal preferred destinations With this information ChatGPT gave me a few options. 1. Malaysia 2. Thailand 3. Singapore + Malaysia With some back and forth discussions with the family and shuffling designations we decide...

  I've been using ChatGPT for my everyday work for quite some time now, including some project planning, generating code snippets, documentations, proof reading, and various tasks. One of the features I like is Projects in ChatGPT. By creating a project, you could consolidated your related chat conversations into a single space. You can start multiple threads with multiple topics in the same project.  The issue The issue is the context window and the memory. When you're working on a large project which could drag for several days, and say you wanna generate a document based on the brainstorming or any research you did with ChatGPT. When longer you go through the chat conversations, it tends to forget your previous conversations.  If you're using the built in canvas for the documentations within ChatGPT, it helps to create and edit short documents while conversing. However, if it's a longer project, the chances are when you ask to update it later, it might have messed up...