Arival Online Workshop -How to evaluate Booking Systems for Tour Operators now available for your listening pleasure on the Tourpreneur Podcast.
Hosted by Arival Co-Founder Alex Kremer
In this episode of the Tourpreneur Podcast, we bring you the full audio of the Arival Online Workshop Refresh Your Booking Tech.
Travel tech and tour industry veterans Christian Watts and Todd Kersey give you their tips on how to evaluate booking systems for tour operators on this Arival Online workshop.
Workshop: Refresh Your Tech (Now’s the Time)
Thursday, 26 March 2020, 12:00 EST & 17:00 CET
Presenters: Christian Watts, Founder & CEO, Magpie; Todd Kersey, Founder & CEO, iOutdoor
Times may be tough, but there’s also never been a better time to review your processes and systems to make than as good as they can be. And that includes your tour operator booking engine.
There has been so much new tech coming into our sector. But which system should you choose? What features do you need? Which pricing model is right for you? This workshop will help you build a plan for evaluating and implementing a technology platform to manage your tours and activities and run your business more efficiently.
Who’s this for? Tour, activity and attraction operators considering new reservation technology
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Shane Whaley
Shane Whaley is the Producer and Host of the Tourpreneur Podcast. He is also the curator in chief for the Tourpreneur Daily Brief. Shane has worked in the travel industry for almost twenty years.
