Overview Video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n9YiSBBIJLs&t=161s

What is Custom Itinerary Planning

Custom Itinerary Planning is the most detailed Thatch service available. There are three pre-built levels that Thatch has defined to make it easier for travelers to understand the service they will receive. Thatch Sellers can choose which of these three levels they’d like to offer.

All three options come with a set of hotel recommendations, which provides an opportunity for the Seller to earn commissions from every Custom Itinerary.

<aside> ☝ You don’t have to offer all three levels. To remove one level, uncheck the box next to its title.

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The three levels are:

Standard This is an itinerary outline. You’ll give the broad strokes of a trip for the traveler, but you won’t fill in the details of each day. This is great for someone who is looking to answer questions about how long to spend in each city during a trip, or what exactly will be their key activity each day of the trip. This is similar to what a traditional travel agent provides as their itinerary for a client. This is typically a lower-priced option, and Sellers can still make additional revenue from hotel commissions.

See Example:

STANDARD ITINERARY: 3 Days in San Francisco | Thatch

Premium This is the most popular level of itinerary planning on Thatch. This involves more daily detail than the Standard level, and will include logistics for moving between locations. This also includes hotel recommendations that are likely to be more specific to the details of what you’re recommending the client do each day.

See Example:

PREMIUM ITINERARY: 3 Days in San Francisco | Thatch

Luxe This is the highest tier of service, and provides the same level of detail as the premium tier, but also involves actually booking hotels and restaurant reservations on behalf of the client.

See Example:

LUXE ITINERARY: 3 Days in San Francisco | Thatch

How to Set up Custom Itinerary Planning

Click “Set up” on the Custom Itinerary option in the Services Manager

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