It’s no secret that planning a trip involves numerous details. It's easy for small things to fall through the cracks, potentially impacting the overall client experience. Ashlyn Puckett, Tique’s workflow guru who previously served as a client experience manager for a host agency, walks through how to audit a trip prior to travel in order to minimize risk of errors and oversight.

According to Ashlyn, there are four main points to auditing a trip: the itinerary creator, airfare details, hotel preparation, and back-office tasks. Learn how these auditing practices can save you from headaches, ensure a seamless travel experience, and ultimately boost client satisfaction!

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Today we will cover:

•   (02:50) The four main points for auditing trips
•   (05:20) Significance of double-checking room assignments and concierge details
•   (08:40) Spreadsheet used for auditing trips
•   (17:50) Ensuring excursion meeting locations, times, and contact information are listed
•   (21:25) Considerations for different generations and their preferred communication methods
•   (25:20) Auditing airfare details; balancing traveler responsibility with providing guidance and support
•   (29:10) Importance of hotel preparation and creating a VIP experience
•   (38:05) Auditing the back office details
•   (40:45) Checking insurance selection and obtaining written confirmation
•   (47:36) Utilizing VA services for auditing assistance

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