What tour itineraries are
From Product › Circuits › Itineraries you write the day-by-day programme of a tour: what happens on each day, with its text and image in every language. Each itinerary also states the days of the week it departs, because the order of the visits can change depending on the departure day.
| Concept | What it determines |
|---|---|
| Title | Name of the itinerary; the tour code plus the departure day works best. |
| Days of the week | Days on which the tour departs with this programme (L, M, X, J, V, S, D: Monday to Sunday). |
| Itinerary day | One day of the programme, with title, content and image in each language. |
| Tour | Tour that uses the itinerary. It is assigned from the tour page. |
The 4 steps, valid for every action
What do you want to do?
Itinerary list
What it is for
Seeing all itineraries with a summary of their days and the tour that uses them.
When to use it
To find a tour's itinerary or check which ones are not assigned.
| ID | Title | Tour 2 | Actions 3 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2051 | MEC - Lunes ESTAMBUL, ESTAMBUL / VUELO / CAPADOCIA (D – C)… | ESTAMBUL Y CAPADOCIA - 2402 | |
| 2054 | MEC - Jueves ESTAMBUL, ESTAMBUL / DIA LIBRE (D)… | Sin circuito asignado |
Step by step
- Type in Search the code, the departure day or the name of a stage (for example, "Lunes" or "CAPADOCIA").
- Check the Tour column: it shows the title and ID of the tour that uses the itinerary, or "Sin circuito asignado" (no tour assigned).
- In Actions, click the green copy button (Duplicate), the blue pencil (Edit) or the red bin (delete).
| Column | What it shows |
|---|---|
| ID | Itinerary number. It is the one shown in brackets when you choose it on the tour page. |
| Title | Itinerary title in bold and, below it, the titles of its days separated by commas. |
| Tour | Tour that uses it, with its ID, or "Sin circuito asignado". |
Create an itinerary
What it is for
Starting the programme of a departure: its name and the days of the week it applies to.
When to use it
Before creating the tour, or when a tour adds a new departure day with a different order of visits.
Step by step
- Click New itinerary. Start with the Spanish tab.
- Type the Title: the tour code and the departure day, for example "MEC - Lunes".
- In Days of the week:, click the letters of the days on which the tour departs with this programme (they turn blue). You can select several; hover over a letter to see the day name (Monday… Sunday).
- Click New day to add the first day (see "Itinerary days").
Itinerary days
What it is for
Writing each day of the programme with its title, text and image, in every language.
When to use it
When creating the itinerary and whenever a stage, a visit or the order of the days changes.
Step by step
- Each day appears as a row with its number and title. Click the arrow (Expand/Collapse) to open or close it, the bin (Delete day) to remove it, and drag the arrows on the left to change the order.
- In each language tab, type the day's Title (up to 70 characters): the stages and, in brackets, the meals included. The title also appears on the row.
- Type in Content what happens that day.
- In Image, click the blue folder button (My Files) or the dark one (Image banks).
- Click New day to add the next day.
- Click Save. You return to the list with a green confirmation message (shown in Spanish: "Itinerario creado con éxito.", or "Itinerario actualizado con éxito." when editing).
| Day field | Required | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Title | Yes | Name of the day, up to 70 characters. Shown in the list and on the tour page. |
| Content | Yes | Description of the day, with formatting. |
| Image | No | Photo of the day. |
Duplicate an itinerary
What it is for
Creating an itinerary from another one, with all its days, so you only change what varies.
When to use it
For another departure day of the same tour, where the order of the days changes.
| ID | Title | Tour | Actions |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2051 | MEC - Lunes | ESTAMBUL Y CAPADOCIA - 2402 | 1 |
| 2055 | MEC - Lunes - Copy | Sin circuito asignado | 2 |
Step by step
- In the list, click the itinerary's green copy button (Duplicate). A green confirmation message appears and the copy is listed with its title ending in "- Copy".
- Click the copy's pencil, change the Title (for example, "MEC - Jueves") and the Days of the week, reorder the days by dragging them and click Save.
Link to a tour
What it is for
Making the tour show the itinerary on its page.
When to use it
After saving the itinerary, when creating or editing the tour.
Step by step
- Open the tour in Product › Circuits › List and, in the Related content card, choose the Tour itineraries tab.
- Open the - Choose - dropdown and type the code, title or number of the itinerary.
- Choose the itinerary in the results; the eye on the row (View itinerary) opens it in a new tab so you can check it.
- Click Nuevo itinerario to add the one for another departure day and, when you finish, Save on the tour page.
Delete an itinerary
What it is for
Permanently removing an itinerary that is no longer used.
When to use it
When clearing out unused copies or itineraries for departures that no longer operate.
| ID | Title | Tour | Actions |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2055 | MEC - Lunes - Copy | Sin circuito asignado | 1 |
Step by step
- In the list, click the itinerary's red bin.
- Check the name and click Remove, or Cancel to keep it. A green confirmation message appears.
Best practices
Titles with code and day
"Code - Departure day" (for example, "MEC - Lunes") makes it easy to find in the tour's dropdown.
Duplicate for each departure
Create the first itinerary in full and duplicate it for the other departure days, changing only the order.
Consistent day titles
Stages separated by "/" and meals in brackets: the list summary reads at a glance.
Translate every day
Each day has its own language tabs: translate them all if you sell the tour in those languages.
- Title with the tour code and the departure day.
- Days of the week selected.
- Every day has a title and content, in the right order.
- Texts translated in every language.
- No copy with "- Copy" in its title.