Property pages require an associated area, which can present challenges when creating a Property page for a cruise ship. Unlike a hotel, a cruise ship doesn’t have a fixed location, making it impossible to assign it to a specific area.

The workaround for this is to create a Miscellaneous page with the description of the cruise ship:

1. Navigate to your Content Library and create a Miscellaneous page.
2. 1. We recommend that you create a Miscellaneous page as opposed to a Property page as it won't require you to add in any location pins.
3. Add in your page details and then click Next.

The world is now your oyster and here you can put in any relevant information that you want to communicate about the cruise or yacht charter. This might include a description of what the cruise entails, activities included, information about the area that your clients will be cruising through (i.e. Mallorca or a particular atoll in the Maldives etc.).

Here is an example of a yacht charter page:

📌 Note: the limitation to this is that it won't include the yacht/ cruise on the automatically generated map in Lookbooks or Itineraries. However, you can always include your own custom map with the suggested routing.

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