Tour Style (Style of Product) defines the core travel theme and experiential category of an excursion or package, helping sales teams and travel designers quickly match itineraries to traveler preferences.
For example:
Exploratory: Discovery-driven tours centered around sightseeing, uncovering hidden gems, and off-the-beaten-track routes.
Unusual: Unique, niche, or unconventional travel concepts and novel activities.
Cultural: Immersive experiences focused on local heritage, traditions, history, and community interactions.
Other Key Components & Description
1. Days of the Week Selection
Days Active (Mo, Tu, We, Th, Fr, Sa, Su): Checkboxes allowing you to specify which days of the week the product is available/operates during the valid period.
2. Validity Range
BEGIN Date: Defines the start date from which the product becomes valid and available for booking.
END Date: Defines the expiration/end date of the valid operating window.
3. Product & Package Classification
INPUT TYPE: Specifies the entry format or category of the product (e.g., DAY PROGRAM, PACKAGE or OVERNIGHT PROGRAM).
PACKAGE TYPE: Allows selecting specific package configurations or tiers associated with the offer.
LANGUAGE: Sets the primary language for the product details and booking documentation (e.g., en - English).
4. Identification & Localization
MASTER CODE / PRODUCT CODE: Unique alphanumeric identifiers generated or assigned to track the product across the system.
VERSION: Displays the current version control number for tracking product rate/detail revisions (e.g., 1.00).
PRODUCT / BOOKING NAME: The official title displayed on quotes, itineraries, and booking confirmations.
COUNTRY & LOCATION: Specifies the destination country and operational cities where the tour or package takes place.
Note: Ensure that the Active / Deactive toggle at the top of the Information panel is switched to Active for the valid period to take effect in live booking searches.