Uses this tool is for
- Sketching and comparing trip plans before you book.
- Laying out a proposed routing to share with travel companions.
- Training, teaching and demonstration — travel-agency coursework, software demos, design mockups.
- Testing a print or PDF layout.
Uses that are not permitted
- Submitting a generated document to any government department, embassy, consulate, visa centre, border officer or immigration authority.
- Presenting a generated document to an airline, airport, hotel, insurer, employer or educational institution as evidence of a booking or of travel.
- Altering the output to remove, hide, crop or obscure the SAMPLE marking or the NO RESERVATION CREATED and NOT ISSUED fields.
- Any use intended to deceive a person or an organisation about whether travel is booked.
- Any use that is unlawful where you are, or where the document is presented.
If you need a document for a visa application
Requirements differ by country, by visa category and by applicant, and they change. The only reliable source is the authority deciding your application — the embassy, consulate or visa centre handling it, or the government’s own immigration website. Ask them directly what they require. We cannot tell you what any authority will require, and any site that claims it can is guessing with your application.
Where a booking is genuinely required, airlines and licensed travel agents sell real reservations, and many airlines allow a booking to be held or refunded within a short window. That is the route to a document with a reservation behind it.
Enforcement
The tool runs entirely in your browser, so we cannot see or police what anyone generates. That places the responsibility on you. Using the output in any way listed above is a breach of these terms and, depending on where you are, may be a criminal offence — making a false representation to an immigration authority carries serious penalties in most jurisdictions, including refusal, bans and prosecution.