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In everyday conversation, 行程 (xíngchéng) is used to refer to the distance of travel, itinerary, or course of progress. For example, someone might say: "我们的行程 (wǒmen de xíngchéng) 很长 (hěn cháng)，所以我们要早点出发 (suǒyǐ wǒmen yào zǎo diǎn chūfā)。" which translates to "Our journey is long, so we need to leave early."
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旅程 (lǚchéng): journey, trip;
旅途 (lǚtú): journey, trip;
行路 (xínglù): way, route;
路程 (lùchéng): route, journey;
路途 (lùtú): route, journey;
航程 (hángchéng): voyage, flight;
航行 (hángxíng): voyage, travel.
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行程 (xíngchéng) is appropriate to use when discussing a planned journey or trip. For example, one might use 行程 to discuss the route they plan to take, the stops they plan to make, and the estimated time of arrival at each destination. It can also be used to discuss the progress of a journey, such as how far they have traveled and how much further they have to go.
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