Every stop and every night on the guest's phone for the whole trip, working with no signal. They book from the same page; you run the day from the manifest.
Four days of being asked what happens tomorrow. A wet paper list. And typing the cancellation twelve times at six in the morning.
Four screens: The trip · Today's manifest · Safety briefing · Weather notice
- The full itinerary, saved to their phone before the boat leaves
- What is included and what is not, so nobody argues on day three
- Date, tour and headcount arriving written out
- The packing list, which halves the questions the night before
- Today's names and headcount, on the boat, with the engine running and no bars
- The safety briefing on every guest's phone, in the languages you supply
- Tomorrow's weather notice written once and sent to each booking
- Deposits by your own GCash or QR Ph code, and a card link for guests abroad
Takes a deposit through your own GCash or QR Ph code.
I do not translate the safety card. You supply the wording from someone who speaks it — on a safety card a guessed sentence is the one that matters. And WhatsApp will not let one notice reach twelve chats, so you still press send twelve times.
In the ₱15,000 3-tool pack — or ₱8,000 on its own.