Overview of the Package Builder
Templates and Modules can be created in the Package Builder, and can be used to create and display your trips on Discovery and Planner.
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00:00: This guide will help you understand how the different Inventory components in TripBuilder can be connected to help you save time creating your trips. 00:08: You can click on "Itinerary Templates" inside the Package Builder tab in Tripbuilder. 00:13: Then, select any of your available Templates from the list. If you don't have any, don't worry. This video is just to help you understand how this components relate. 00:24: As you can see in this example, inside this template, we have a module. Templates work as the blueprint of a trip. Inside templates you can have modules or inventory products. 00:36: Clicking on the link of the module, will redirect you to that module. 00:40: Inside modules you can add inventory products. In this example we have a Transit activity product. You can add more inventory products to a module, making modules a flexible, reusable part of a template. 00:54: Clicking on this icon will take you to the actual Inventory Product. 00:58: Finally, Inventory products like this Transit Activity in the example, are the basic components that are needed to create modules. 01:06: To summarize, this is how all this components relate. Starting on the right, with the basic components, you have Inventory Products. They can be accommodations, transfers, activities, among others. Modules must have Inventory Products inside, as well as a start and end location. The creation of this modules allows you to save time, and reuse the same module to different templates. Lastly, a template works as the blueprint of the trip, where you can have different modules connected by start/end locations. 01:40: In this guide, you learned how products, modules, and templates are connected in Tripbuilder. We hope you enjoyed it!
To access the package builder:
- Go to Cockpit
- Click on Inventory and
- Click on Package Builder
This is where your offered tours and trips are created and managed. In this section, Templates and Modules are built, and areas and descriptions can be added and saved.
The following pages serve as introductory information, tutorials, and guidelines on how to create and manage itineraries, i.e. Templates and Modules.
Option |
Description |
Article |
Itinerary Templates |
A template acts as a blueprint of a tour. Published templates are examples of trips that are displayed on the Discovery Overview. |
Read more |
Modules |
Different types of Modules can be created and reused as many times as needed, allowing different Itinerary Template possibilities. |
Read more |
Highlights |
Highlights are an add-on to an area description and can be used to give additional insights to a location. |
Read more |
Areas |
Areas form a major component of itineraries, as they are used as stops. |
Read more |
Area Descriptions |
Area Descriptions are used to describe an area, i.e. a stop along an itinerary. |
Read more |
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