Tours & Rates

Tour Inventory

Pre-built tour packages you can browse and price instantly.

Browsing Tours

  1. Go to Tours → Tour Inventory in the sidebar
  2. Filter by Tier or Category, or search — the search matches tour names, descriptions, and cities
  3. Click a tour to see the full details
Tour Inventory page with tier and category filters and tour cards

Tour Inventory page with tier and category filters and tour cards

Tour Detail Page

Each tour shows:

  • Description and key highlights
  • Day-by-day itinerary with cities, activities, and meals
  • What's included and what's not included
  • Instant price calculator — enter the number of travelers and passport type for an immediate price

Tour Tiers

Tours come in up to four tiers:

  • Budget — Basic accommodation and services
  • Standard — Mid-range quality
  • Deluxe — Premium options
  • Luxury — Top-tier everything

Screenshot: Tour detail page with the instant price calculator and day-by-day breakdown

Managing Tour Templates

Packages are created and edited in the Tour Manager (Tours → Tour Manager), where you manage templates, variations, and day-by-day itineraries. See Tour Manager for the full guide. To schedule dated departures on a template, use Operations → Tour Departures.

Rates

All your buying rates live under the Suppliers & Rates sidebar group, in four subgroups (Accommodation, Transport & Tickets, Guides & Services, Costs). The Rates Hub entry opens the Rate Management overview, and each of the 14 rate categories has its own page beneath it.

Rate Categories

CategoryWhat It Covers
HotelsRoom rates by city and tier
Nile CruisesCruise rates by ship and cabin
Sleeping TrainsOvernight train rates by cabin type
FlightsDomestic flight rates
TrainsRegular (daytime) train rates
MealsLunch and dinner rates by quality tier
AttractionsEntrance fees, with European and non-European prices
Tour GuidesGuide rates by language and grade (e.g. Egyptologist, senior), plus a “throughout” guide who accompanies the whole trip
ActivitiesOptional activities and excursions
TransportationVehicle rates by type and group size
Airport ServicesMeet & greet, transfers, and similar services
Hotel ServicesExtra services provided at hotels
TippingTipping rates by service type
Fixed CostsFixed per-tour cost items

Rate Management Overview

Rates Hub opens the Rate Management page: a tabbed table view of all your rates with stats cards, search, and city/category/tier filters. From here you can also export to CSV or print the current view.

Rate Management page with stats cards, category tabs, filters, and the rates table

Rate Management page with stats cards, category tabs, filters, and the rates table

Adding or Editing a Rate

Adding and editing happens on the individual category pages, not the overview:

  1. Open the relevant category from the sidebar (e.g., Suppliers & Rates → Accommodation → Hotels)
  2. Add a new rate or click an existing rate to edit
  3. Fill in the details and save
Rates power pricing across the app: itineraries in Auto cost mode, and — most importantly — the Pricing Grid and the B2B Price Calculator. Keep them up to date; the pricing engine flags any service it cannot find a rate for instead of inventing a price.

EU vs Non-EU Pricing

Some rates (notably attraction entrance fees) have different prices for European and non-European passport holders. Make sure to set both when adding rates.

Suppliers & Rates

Supplier records live in Suppliers & Rates → Suppliers. Each supplier has its own Rates tab, so you can see and manage the rates tied to a specific hotel, transport company, or other provider in one place. See Suppliers for the full guide.

Importing rates from a spreadsheet

Each rate category has its own CSV import, so you can load a whole contract at once instead of typing rows. Every rate sheet carries a supplier code column, so each rate attaches to the right supplier — and a rate whose code is not yet in your organization is reported and skipped rather than guessed. See Bulk Import (CSV) for the shared rules and Suppliers for why the code matters.

Labels in your own words

The category names you rate against — and the wording throughout the hub — follow your Vocabulary. If your team calls a guide a “lecturer” or a tour a “programme”, relabel it once and the Rates Hub reads in your words.