What should I submit?
Submit the itinerary text you want to check. Dates, destinations, hotels, transport, activities, service descriptions and relevant traveller details all provide useful context.
The pilot accepts pasted text only. Remove names and other identifying details that are not needed for the review. Never include passport numbers, payment-card details, medical information or other highly sensitive personal data.
1. Paste the itinerary
Add a concise trip outline, a client-facing programme or a detailed operational itinerary. Use the version that is ready for your final internal check.
2. Run the review
TourAudit examines the submitted plan for possible issues with timing, destination order, transfers, stays, inclusions, service descriptions and overall practicality.
3. Read the findings
Each finding identifies a point to consider and explains why it may matter. When important information is absent, TourAudit states the limitation instead of filling the gap with an unsupported assumption.
4. Make the final decision
Compare the findings with your destination knowledge, supplier arrangements and the client’s needs. Check current operating information, revise the plan where necessary and send it only when you are satisfied.
Example of a practical finding
Suppose an international flight arrives at 15:40 and a fixed guided activity starts at 17:30. TourAudit may point out that immigration, baggage collection, the transfer and hotel arrival leave little margin. The consultant can then move the activity, make it flexible or retain it if other arrangements make the timing workable.
If the itinerary is incomplete
TourAudit can still review the available text, but some conclusions may be limited. It may ask for traveller ages, transport times, hotel locations, rooming, service type or inclusion details when they affect the assessment.