Your itinerary now reads like a day
The whole-trip list is now a timeline: one numbered stop per day on a single line, with the way between cities set between them.
Open a trip and the Itinerary used to be a stack of boxes, while a single day was a clean line of stops. They looked like two different apps. Now they are one: the Itinerary is a timeline too.
One stop per day, on one line
Each day is a numbered node on a single line, with its city, its date, what it costs and how many stops it holds beside it. The number matches the day's pin on the map. Press a day to open it, exactly as before.
The way between cities sits between them
The train or flight into a new city, Getting there and Heading home are the same pills you see between stops inside a day, set between the nodes, with their price and a link to Directions or Flights. The line runs through them and ends at the last one.
Nothing was taken away: drag a day to reorder it, open its menu to add a day before or after, move it or delete it, and add a day at the end. Shared trips look the same, without the editing.