Welcom to Bond House, home of the best activity holidays in the country. Let me tel you what we have planned for you in the next few days. On Monday morning you're going sailing. Then in the afternoon, I'm taking you on a bicycle tour. ...
I thought we used present continuous for our plans arrangements. But this looks like a timetable not my plans, these are the plans of an organizer from Bond House
Can I use present simple here?
Thanks
I thought we used present continuous for our plans arrangements. But this looks like a timetable not my plans, these are the plans of an organizer from Bond House

Thanks
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…I am going to take you on a bicycle tour.
Yes.
EDIT: Didn’t see MM’s post.
…I am going to take you on a bicycle tour.
Thank you Aspara Gus
and what about the sentences without "be going to" in present simple?
On Monday morning, you sail. Then in the afternoon, I take you on a bicycle tour.
No, I don’t recommend it, although it’s not wrong.
Why don't you reccomend this? Is this rude to say this way or sth?
The examples you quoted present a slightly different situation. These are all your plans not imposed by sb's else