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Quick Takeaways

• Rachel announced the finalists in Safari Portal's first-ever Travel Dashboard Showcase, walked through best practices, and shared what's coming next.
• Build from templates first. Create your Lookbook and Itinerary templates ahead of time in the new Templates Module, then start each Travel Dashboard from one instead of building content separately and pulling it in afterward.
• Match your header to your branding. Match the header background color to your logo, and toggle on "my logo is round" if it applies. Small changes, big visual difference — comes with Themes.
• Use sections to organize information. Split action items from reference material, or one trip from another — every finalist dashboard did this well.
• Passcode protect anything with personal information. Add approved emails to an allow list; if someone outside it tries to get in, you get an email to approve or deny access right from your inbox — no need to share a passcode manually.
• Finalist: Alpenglow Travel. A New York City girls-trip dashboard using Lookbook templates for dining guides and activity recommendations, an embedded Redpoint travel insurance widget that now auto-adds the policy document once a client purchases, and a curated Spotify playlist to set the mood.
• Finalist: Filling the Nest (Marla Fowler). A fully themed dashboard down to branded card images and personalized videos, plus an "update your profile" form card that pre-populates with what's already on file for repeat clients.
• Finalist: Brenna Sullivan Travel. A Paris honeymoon dashboard using accordions for what-to-do guides and a tipping guide, an embedded invoice, and custom maps and event icons throughout the itinerary.
• Finalist: Vacanza Travel. An Italy trip dashboard with a confirmation form right at the top for signing off on terms, documents organized into vouchers, tickets, and maps, and a Lookbook-based highlights guide for restaurants and activities.
• Finalist: VLX Travel. A Galapagos dashboard with a round logo and matching header, a form-card checklist clients can check off (a preview of a real feature coming soon — see below), and a content-page card for emergency contacts.
• Coming soon: Traveler Tasks. A real checklist card your clients can check off directly in the dashboard, expected online in the next week or two.
• Coming soon: per-card visibility. Show a card — like an invoice — to only one traveler on a shared trip instead of everyone.
• Coming soon: a travel history card. Search for a traveler or partner agent and pull every itinerary or lookbook tied to them into one card, so you're not digging through old files.
• Super Builder update. Still in testing and polishing, starting with the Content Library first. Expect auto-save, publish-when-you're-ready control, drag-free section reordering, live collaborator presence, audit logs, building itineraries from a URL, and more control over flight notifications. No firm date yet — a dedicated Super Builder webinar is coming.
• 🏆 Voting is open! Cast your vote for your favorite finalist. Voting closes Wednesday, August 19th — one vote per person.

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