The expression 'Roadmap' refers to all that material or support on which an organizational plan is established that serves to locate geographically or spatially during a trip or journey. The roadmap can also be understood as the plan of topics or problems to be discussed during a meeting, an assembly or a space in which there are several things to take care of.
Mainly, however, the term roadmap is used in relation to travel or spatial displacement that a person can make. Thus, the roadmap is built from the places and environments that will be visited, the different stops through which the traveler (s) will pass. In this way, at the time of making the trip, an order or a schedule of times, places, distances and other data can be taken to know that allow to achieve a better result and organization during the event itself. Roadmaps can be done by hand, although today there are numerous computer programs that allow them to be done in a computerized and much more complex way. It is important for the person or persons traveling to decide in advance whether or not that roadmap can be modified for the duration of the trip.
Roadmaps are also elements that can be used in many situations in everyday life and not only in travel. This is so, for example, for meetings or assemblies that are set up specifically to deal with various problems (the roadmap allows you to know what topics will be discussed, how long each topic should take, who will speak, etc.). The roadmap also allows to organize the projects or tasks of a person in the future since ideas, plans and wishes can be placed to be fulfilled slowly over the years to come.
