Asking for one date
Groups usually have a window, not a single day. One fixed date rules out options before the agency has seen them.
A group travel inquiry gives your agency the shape of a trip before anyone's personal details are collected: how many people, which dates are possible, how many rooms and how much transport the group needs. Quotes can start from that outline, but no traveler should be treated as booked until that person has agreed to the plan. Keep individual records for a separate step so the inquiry stays readable for the leader.
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| Field | Type | Required | Why you ask it |
|---|---|---|---|
Group leader name | Short text | Required | The person your agency works with for every decision about the group. |
Organization or group name | Short text | Optional | Used on the booking and the rooming list. Leave blank for a private group. |
Number of travelers | Number | Required | Group terms can depend on the number of travelers, so the count matters before any quote. |
Earliest possible departure | Date | Required | Starts the travel window. Groups usually have a window of dates before they have one day. |
Latest possible return | Date | Required | Ends the window. A window lets the agency search several workable combinations of dates. |
Trip length in nights | Number | Required | Sets the nights to plan for accommodation and transport. |
Destinations under considerationEnter one destination per line, in the order the group prefers. | Long text | Optional | Places the group has already discussed. The agency can compare them in one outline. |
Rooms needed | Number | Required | Rooms are counted apart from travelers, so the room count is what the agency plans accommodation around. |
Transport neededFlightsCoach or busLocal transfers | Multiple choice | Optional | Lets the agency plan only the parts the group needs in one request. |
How much planning the group wantsFull day-by-day planTransport and rooms onlyOpen to suggestionsNot sure yet | Single choice | Required | Sets the level of work: a full day-by-day plan, only transport and rooms, or open suggestions. |
Access needs for the groupDescribe the access needed, not individual medical details. | Long text | Optional | Describes access the route or hotels must provide, such as step-free paths. It affects which venues can be used. |
Traveler list statusNames are readyPartly readyNot yet | Single choice | Required | Shows whether names are ready. A quote can start before names are final, but a booking needs them. |
Contact email | Required | Where the agency sends the outline, the quote and any questions about the group's plans. | |
Contact phoneBegin with the country code. | Phone | Optional | Used for a call about dates or access needs. |
Check the traveler count and the date window before you quote. If the count changes after a quote, issue a new quote instead of adjusting the old one.
Names, document details and personal needs belong in a traveler-by-traveler process. This inquiry gives you the group's outline, not individual records.
A request is stored when it arrives, and the hourly production run processes it before the creator is notified. When a supplier deadline is close, phone the leader instead of waiting on that run.
Groups usually have a window, not a single day. One fixed date rules out options before the agency has seen them.
State the count the quote assumes, and say what changes if travelers join or drop out. A quote for twelve travelers does not cover fourteen.
One inquiry for the leader and one record per traveler keeps the leader's form readable. A single form with a section for each traveler invites collecting more than the trip needs.
Some travelers can join only for part of the trip. Ask each person whether they can join for the full window before you finalize room numbers.
Include the group leader's contact, the number of travelers, an earliest departure and latest return, the trip length, the rooms and transport needed, and how much planning the group wants. Collect individual details in a separate step.
Start from the outline fields above and keep the leader's section apart from the traveler list. A template that mixes the two puts personal details in the wrong place, which the traveler-by-traveler step exists to prevent.
Yes. List each destination in the destinations field, in the order the group would like to visit them, and note any place where the group wants to stay for several nights.
Send it as soon as the group has a rough date window, because rooms and transport for large groups can run short. Give the leader a reply window you can keep, and say when the group needs to decide.
Yes, when the leader marks the traveler list as not ready. A quote can start from an estimated count, but no traveler should be treated as booked until that person has agreed to the plan.
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