How do I use the Magic Import feature to import cruise Itineraries?
A step-by-step guide to effortlessly importing cruise Itineraries using the Magic Import tool.
Discover how simple it is to bring cruise Itineraries into your workflow using the Magic Import tool.
This step-by-step guide walks you through the entire process, helping you quickly and accurately import Itinerary details with minimal effort.
Step-By-Step Instructions
- Import a sample cruise Itinerary PDF.
- Make any necessary changes on the Details tab, and add relevant photos on the Itinerary tab.
- Save that as a template.
- Reuse the template later in one of two ways:
- Insert Itinerary: Layer the template into another itinerary (for example, adding a cruise to a larger multi-part trip).
- Start from Template: Use it as the starting point to build a brand-new itinerary based on the saved template.
Tips & Tricks💥
- Add a Ship Description.
- Include a brief overview of the ship (e.g., amenities, size, notable features) to give context and a touch of personality to the Itinerary.
- Use Internal Notes for Reference.
- Include internal-only notes. This will help you find the template later when you need it.
- e.g., “7-day, 6-night Mexico cruise on Royal Caribbean.
- Save as a Template with Dates Hidden.
- When saving, check the option to Hide Dates. This will make it easy to re-use the template, if when departure dates are different.
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