Create tour packages with operator management, public share pages and a bookings tab, then reuse them instead of rebuilding from scratch.
What it does
A tour package is a fixed itinerary you sell again and again: a 5-day gorilla trek, a Murchison weekend, a Queen Elizabeth circuit. Instead of rebuilding the same trip for every enquiry, you build it once as a package and manage it from one place.
Packages have their own public share pages and a Bookings tab, and they can be shown on your own website through website embeds or the Quest SDK. When a tourist books, the confirmation flow lets you review and edit tourist details and send a confirmation PDF.
If you sell the same gorilla or Queen Elizabeth itinerary every week, a package is your saved playbook. New staff can start from it, and peak season enquiries get a full costed plan without copying cells from last month's spreadsheet.
Why operators use it
- 01
Build once, sell many times
Keep your signature tours ready to price and share, rather than starting every quote from a blank page.
- 02
Bookings in one place
Track bookings against each package and send confirmations from the same screen.
- 03
Ready for your website
Packages feed your website embeds and the SDK, so your site and your Quest account always agree.
How it works
Create the package
Use the package wizard to set the itinerary, party sizes and pricing.
Publish and share
Share a public page, or show the package on your own website.
Confirm bookings
Review bookings, edit tourist information and send the confirmation.
FAQ
Common questions about tour packages.
A quote is built for one tourist enquiry. A package is a reusable tour you publish and sell repeatedly, with its own share page and bookings.
