Separate the stay from the package
Explain the room or bed, the number of guests and what the experience includes. Keep the price basis clear so a shared-room place is not confused with a whole private room.
Let guests choose a room or shared bed, an experience package and useful extras in one booking. Keep occupancy, inclusions, price and operational requirements easy to understand.
A guest might want a shared bed with coaching, while a couple wants a private room with a stay-only package. The price basis and inclusions should be visible at the moment of choice. What they buy should then become the rooming and service information your team uses.
If room choice, package and extras live in separate forms, the operator has to reconstruct what each guest paid for. Marnie keeps the combination attached to the reservation.
Explore the connected platformMaya and Leo choose a private twin, a coaching package and one airport pickup. The host can see the accommodation; the coach and transfer partner can see the selected services.
Private twin · two occupants · Price basis and capacity explained
Coaching included · one transfer · Total and deposit visible together
Individual ability and waiver details · Arrival time for the pickup
Host: twin room · coach: participants · Transfer partner: pickup details
Explain the room or bed, the number of guests and what the experience includes. Keep the price basis clear so a shared-room place is not confused with a whole private room.
Let guests add equipment, transfers or additional sessions where relevant. Collect the information those services need and show how they change the total.
Use the reservation to prepare room assignments, equipment lists and partner handovers. The guest itinerary retains the practical details of what was booked.
Private rooms · shared beds · party size · occupancy
Activities · meals · equipment · included services
Transfer · rental · upgrade · additional session
Configure messages around confirmation, payment due dates and arrival. Your team can focus on the guests and tasks that still need attention.
Repeat the actual room, package, inclusions and extras selected.
Ask for the guest and service information needed for that booking.
Share the itinerary and practical details alongside the guest’s selections.
Guests can compare the options, understand the full price and find their chosen stay and services after booking.
Your team sees the combination the guest actually purchased and can prepare each part without reconstructing it from a form and payment receipt.
Yes. Present the packages and their inclusions for the relevant departure, with accommodation choices where appropriate.
Yes. Carry the booked stay into the room allocation and arrival handover.
Set the accommodation choice, occupancy and price basis around your inventory. Make the selection clear before payment, then retain it in the booking and rooming view.
Yes. Use a branded booking link, an embedded journey or an agreed custom integration. We map your booking model, configure the trips, payments, forms and messages, and help connect your website during free setup.
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