Rooms & arrivals

Prepare rooming lists and airport pickups.

Bring pickup times, room assignments and practical guest requirements into the handover your hosts actually use.

Arrivals14–21 June
GuestArrivalTransfer
Maya PatelOcean Twin14:30TP1023 · LisbonAssignedJo Costa
  1. 01

    Collect

    Arrival and pickup details

  2. 02

    Assign

    Guest and room

  3. 03

    Brief

    Hosts and transfer partners

  4. 04

    Welcome

    A coordinated arrival

In a real operating workflow

Turn a travel answer into an arrival the host can prepare.

Maya and Leo land at 14:30 and have booked a transfer to the surf house. They are staying in room 04, and Maya is vegetarian. Keep the travel, stay and practical guest requirements together so the pickup and the welcome are coordinated.

Maya + Leo · 2 guests
Pickup planAirport · 14:30
House handoverRoom 04 · Ocean twin
Transfer selected
Pickup plan2 seats + guest contact
House handoverExpected at camp · 16:00
Guest requirements
Pickup planArrival information received
House handover1 vegetarian meal

Arrival details come from guest records. Live transport tracking requires a specific integration.

How it works

Set it up for the way you operate.

01

Collect travel information

Ask for arrival time, meeting point, transport requests and relevant travel details through the guest’s preparation link.

02

Connect the stay

Keep the booked room and party together. Review room assignments and arrival days, especially when stays overlap or guests add extra nights.

03

Share practical lists

Prepare the pickup manifest and host briefing with names, times, room information and useful contacts. Keep restricted guest information out of general partner lists.

Marnie connects the routine steps

When travel details are submitted

Keep the arrival information with the stay, participant and purchased transfer.

For the team

Connect those details to pickup lists, rooming information and the host briefing.

Your team stays in control

Final assignments

Confirm rooms, pickup arrangements and the partner responsible for each arrival.

Day-of changes

Review late or changed travel details and coordinate any practical changes with the guest and team.

For the guest

What the guest sees.

Guests provide their travel details once and can find their meeting point, accommodation and contact information in their itinerary.

For your team

What your team sees.

Your team has a current arrival plan and can spot missing times, unassigned rooms and service requests before the day gets busy.

Part of the same operation

What happens around this step?

  1. Guest intake forms

    Collect ability levels, dietary requirements, travel details and emergency contacts, then make the relevant answers useful to hosts, guides and partners.

  2. Rooms & packages

    Offer private rooms, shared beds and packages with clear inclusions. Connect what the guest books to capacity and the host’s rooming list.

  3. Teams & hosts

    Share itineraries, relevant guest details, rooms, arrivals and responsibilities with the people delivering the experience.

Questions, answered

Practical questions about rooms & arrivals

Can we manage overlapping arrivals?

Yes. Keep each guest’s stay dates and arrival details attached to the booking and location.

Are flights tracked automatically?

Arrival details come from the guest record. Live airline or transport tracking requires a specific integration.

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