Tour Packages, Built and Scheduled in One Place.
Day-by-day itineraries, multi-supplier bundling and departure scheduling, built from the same system that runs your bookings and costs.
Tour Packages Get Built in a Document, Priced in a Sheet.
A tour itinerary gets drafted in a document while the supplier costs get priced in a spreadsheet, so nobody has a single view of what a package actually costs to run, or what's already booked for a departure.
Itinerary, Suppliers and Pricing, In the Same Package.
Build a day-by-day itinerary and bundle hotel, transport and activity suppliers into it directly, with pricing and margin visible as the package comes together, not calculated afterward.
What You Get.
Package Itinerary Builder
Build a day-by-day tour itinerary that clients can view directly from their booking.
Multi-Supplier Bundling
Bundle hotel, transport and activity suppliers into a single package, with costs linked in.
Departure Scheduling
Schedule fixed departures and track seats sold against each one.
Margin Visibility
See package margin as it's built, based on the actual supplier costs bundled in.
From Itinerary Draft to Departure Sold Out.
- Itinerary Drafted
- Suppliers Bundled
- Package Priced
- Departure Scheduled
- Seats Sold
Tours FAQs
Can we reuse a package across multiple departure dates?
Yes. A package template can be scheduled against as many departure dates as you need, with seats tracked per date.
Can clients see the day-by-day itinerary?
Yes. Itineraries can be shared directly with clients from the booking record.
Is package margin calculated automatically?
Yes. Margin is calculated from the actual supplier costs bundled into the package as it's built.
Can multiple branches sell the same tour package?
Yes. Multi-branch operations run with per-branch data isolation, while shared packages can still be sold across branches.