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A tour calendar that books before you land
Announce a tour the day you arrive and you have already missed the bookings. The whole value of touring is in the weeks before the plane — if the site is doing its job.
A tour is expensive: flights, a hotel, days away. It earns out only if the diary is full before you go — which means the men in that city have to know, early, and be able to book on the spot.
Show where, and when, at a glance
A visitor should see in one look: which city, which dates, and what is already gone. Vague "touring soon" collects nothing. Specific dates, honestly marked, collect a diary.
Take the deposit at the moment of interest
Interest cools between the click and the booking. A calendar that lets him hold a date there and then — with a deposit — captures him while he is warm, not after he has moved on.
Announce into the gap
The best tour bookings come from men who cannot see you where they are and travel to where you will be, or catch you passing through theirs. A calendar published weeks ahead turns your movements into their plans.
A tour announced on arrival is a holiday. A tour announced in advance is a business trip.
An availability calendar and deposits are part of every Signature build.
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