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1. Project Title
The title of the project should be brief, reflect concisely and accurately the proposed. Students are advised to
avoid titles which convey a distant or potential application of the proposed work, or a greater aspiration or
goal than is to be expected from the proposed work.
AI-Powered Travel Planner: A Smart Solution for Personalized and Efficient Travel Itineraries.
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Institution (if not from the University):
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Area of expertise related to the proposed project:
4. STUDENT
5. Summary
(a) Explain briefly the research problem, research approach, and expected outputs.
Not exceeding one A4 page, font type Times New Roman, size 11, single space.
This project aims to develop an AI-powered travel planner that provides personalized and efficient
travel itineraries based on user preferences, budget, and travel dates. The system leverages AI models
like Gemini and Firebase for authentication and data management. The application allows users to
create profiles, plan trips, and receive recommendations for flights, hotels, and tourist attractions. The
project demonstrates how AI can revolutionize the travel industry by offering tailored solutions for
modern travelers.
Research Approach:
This project proposes an AI-Powered Travel Planner that generates personalized itineraries using
Gemini AI, Firebase authentication, and real-time data. The system will allow users to create profiles,
set preferences (travelers, budget, and dates), and receive AI-generated travel plans with flight and hotel
recommendations. AI will also generate images and descriptions of locations to enhance the user
experience. The methodology includes user profile management, itinerary generation, and API
integration for flight and hotel bookings.
Expected Outputs:
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Faculty of Computing
6. Research Problem
6.1 Research problem/s
Planning a trip requires extensive research, including selecting destinations, finding suitable flights, booking hotels,
and optimizing itineraries based on preferences, budget, and time constraints. Travelers often struggle to gather and
organize information efficiently, leading to suboptimal travel experiences.
• Time-consuming research: Manually searching for flights, hotels, and attractions is tedious.
• Lack of personalization: Generic travel recommendations do not consider individual preferences, budgets,
or travel groups.
• Difficulty in itinerary optimization: Travelers find it hard to plan activities efficiently within a limited
timeframe.
• Fragmented booking process: Users need to visit multiple platforms for flight and hotel bookings.
6.2 Analysis of the problem/s & rationale for the research question
• Growing demand for smart tourism solutions: AI-driven recommendations can streamline trip
planning.
• Existing travel apps lack full AI-powered automation: Most travel apps only provide booking services
without AI-driven itinerary planning.
• Personalized travel planning enhances user experience: AI can optimize trip plans based on
preferences, real-time data, and budget constraints.
• Efficiency and convenience: Automating the travel planning process reduces time spent on research and
improves decision-making.
7. Comprehensive literature review AND the complete list of references in the relevant area.
(Attach additional sheets if necessary)
The literature review will explore existing research and technologies related to AI-powered travel planning,
itinerary optimization, and smart tourism.
o AI is transforming the travel industry by personalizing travel experiences, optimizing itineraries, and
automating bookings.
o Studies highlight how machine learning models analyze user preferences to generate tailored
recommendations.
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o Chatbots and virtual assistants powered by AI improve customer service in travel platforms.
o AI-driven route optimization algorithms help minimize travel time and maximize experience.
o Research on recommendation systems using AI suggests that collaborative filtering and content-based
filtering improve travel suggestions.
o Deep learning models have been used to generate travel itineraries based on historical user data and
preferences.
o Firebase is widely used for secure authentication and real-time database management.
o Studies indicate that serverless computing with Firebase enhances the scalability and performance of AI-
powered applications.
o Gemini AI (Google AI) enhances travel planning through natural language processing (NLP) and real-
time data analysis.
o Studies have shown that AI-generated content (e.g., images, travel descriptions) improves user engagement
in travel applications.
References
• Authors: Jian Xie, Kai Zhang, Jiangjie Chen, Tinghui Zhu, Renze Lou, Yuandong Tian, Yanghua Xiao,
Yu Su
Published in: arXiv preprint arXiv:2402.01622, February 2024
https://arxiv.org/abs/2402.01622
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Faculty of Computing
To develop an AI-powered travel planner that generates personalized, efficient, and optimized travel
itineraries based on user preferences, budget, and real-time data using Gemini AI and Firebase.
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Diagram 10.2.1
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Functional Requirement
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06 Multi Language Travel Assistant, Live Travel Updates & Alerts and AR city
Guide
Functional Requirements
Non-functional requirement
• Performance:
o Ensure the system can handle 1,000+ concurrent users.
o AI recommendations should be generated within 2–3 seconds.
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12. Plan to protect the human & environmental safety issues related to the project
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The research output from this project will have significant practical applications and can be utilized in
several ways:
• Commercial Use
• Academic Use
• Consumer Use
• Future Research and Development
• Collaboration with In Stakeholders
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This project has the potential to positively impact Sri Lanka's tourism sector and contribute to national
socio-economic development in several ways:
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(Student)
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(b) ……………………………… Date
(Principal Supervisor)
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(Co- Supervisor -1)
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Department Project Coordinator Date
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Head of the Department Date
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3. A comprehensive literature review should be done, and all details should be provided together with
the list of references.
5. A detailed time-based work plan (Gantt chart) should be included stating the proposed activities
and time frames clearly.
7. Softcopy can be obtained from the department in word format. Softcopy of the application should
be submitted as PDF format.
TWO hard copies of the completed application form should be submitted to:
Project Coordinator
Department of Computer Science, Faculty of Computing
An electronic version (PDF) should also be e-mailed to hoditm@kdu.ac.lk, on or before the deadline.
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