Filling and running group trips
Group departures fail on the invite list, not the itinerary. These guides cover how to score which clients fit which trip, how to invite them personally instead of blasting your whole list, and how to run rooming lists and rosters without endless email threads.
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How do I fill a group trip without cold-DMing everyone?
Fill a group trip by inviting the fifteen to twenty existing contacts most likely to say yes, in three warm sequenced touches, rather than blasting your whole list. Score contacts on destination affinity, budget fit, and travel style match, then invite in waves of five so early yeses create social proof for the next wave.
How do you handle roommates and rooming lists for a group trip?
Collect rooming preferences the same day you take a deposit, using a trip intake form rather than email. Track three fields per traveler: bed and room type, roommate name, and whether they're solo by choice. Publish the single supplement up front, pair travelers only with mutual consent, and lock the list a week before the supplier deadline.
How do you know which clients to invite to which trip?
Score each contact against the specific trip on four things: budget tier match, travel style and pace, whether they belong to a relevant audience group, and how recently you've spoken. Invite the top ten to fifteen individually, in waves, with a reason for the pick. Blasting your whole list trains people to ignore you.
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