sentence translation kudasai

Is the following sentence correct:

kyou wa kaorisan ga doko ni ikimasu ka.

I mean to say:

where is kaori going today?

thank you all tor your help!!

I would say:
- Kyou wa Kaori-san wa doko ni ikimasu ka.

Just one change from "ga" to "wa." :)

By the way, thought this is off topic, if you want to show the word like "please" alone, you may want to use "onegai-shimasu" than "kudasai". Because you can use "onegai-shimasu" that is meaningful in isolation alone in the start or end of the sentence, but "kudasai" is not so easy.

Thank you all! So I can use the particle "wa" two times in the sentences...I didn't know.

And thank you for the "onegai-shimasu" suggestion!!

Just to add on "onegai shimasu"

To say "Please translate," "translation" is "honyaku," and "to translate" is "honyaku shimasu/suru."

You can say:
- Honyaku wo onegai shimasu. (I ask for translation.)
or, you can take the "te-form of the verb" + "kudasai," to say "Please (do this for me)," so:
- Honyaku shite kudasai. (Please translate.)

どうもありがとうございます。