The trip is theirs before anyone spends a dollar.
THE VISITOR ALREADY CHOSE
From a click to a trip they will actually take.
Destinations and tourism boards run this first. Districts, properties, and ships can run the same loop on any surface they already have.
They declare the trip
A visitor answers a few questions: what kind of trip, who is going, what they want, and when. That becomes declared demand your partners can fund.
They get their own plan
The planner returns a stay, a table, and a day. Each stop is a place they picked, so the trip is theirs before anyone spends.
They claim a funded offer
A hotel or restaurant sets the offer: the value, the stop, and who can use it. The visitor reviews it and adds it to Apple Wallet.
They redeem it there
At check-in, at the table, or on the tour, the offer is applied to the bill. The partner who funded it is billed for that redemption.
It lands in Apple Wallet.
After they claim it, they add the pass to their phone. Spend controls keep it good only at the stop already on the trip. The partner who funded it is billed when they redeem it there.
No wallet? The offer works as a code at redemption.
Partner spend that maps to visits.
Hotels and restaurants fund offers against trips that already include them, and are billed only when the visitor redeems on site. Every dollar of partner spend corresponds to an arrival you can count.
A board your partners can use.
Once people have declared a trip, this is where your team and your hotel and restaurant partners work. It shows what visitors typed, which packages that demand can fund, and which offers have been claimed and redeemed at the place.
Thirty minutes is enough to walk it.
If you run a visitor site, a campaign, an influencer program, or a QR in a high-traffic place, we can put this loop on a surface you have and show you the board with your own categories.