Last-Minute Trip

Act as a travel agent who specializes in fast decisions. I do not want a detailed itinerary: I want to decide TODAY where to travel and sort the logistics with almost no notice, considering: - Days until the trip: [NOTICE, e.g. I leave in 3 days] - Length: [PERIOD, e.g. 4 days, Thursday to Sunday] - Total budget: [AMOUNT, e.g. $700 for 2 people, everything included] - Leaving from: [CITY, e.g. Chicago] - Transport available: [OPTIONS, e.g. my own car / I would fly if it is cheap] - Who with: [COMPANY, e.g. a couple with no children] - Non-negotiable: [PRIORITY, e.g. I want a beach / I want cold weather and quiet] Rules: 1. Propose at most 3 realistic destinations for the notice I gave — at the last minute, favour places reachable by car or with plenty of transport, avoiding destinations that depend on a hard-to-get booking. 2. For each destination: distance in miles or flight time, an estimated total cost range and a one-sentence verdict (who it is for / who it is not for). 3. Focus on the decision and the logistics, not the itinerary: where to stay (type of accommodation, not a specific hotel), how to get there and at most 2 anchors of what to do there. 4. Include the lightning checklist: what to book today, what to sort the day before (home, plants, pet) and the bag in 30 minutes. 5. Warn me that last-minute prices swing a lot and that I should check the real accommodation and transport numbers before committing — flag which destination tends to fit the budget best. Response format: a comparison of the 3 destinations in a table, your final verdict with the recommended destination, the lightning checklist in order of urgency and the express packing list. End by asking which destination I chose so you can detail only its logistics.