Travel & tourism
The traveller asks at midnight. The flight is at six.
Travel is timing. A shared number the team can work, saved answers for the questions everyone asks, and messages scheduled for the moment they matter rather than the moment you wrote them.
Everything is urgent and nothing is scheduled.
Visa questions, itinerary changes, a booking reference someone lost at the airport — all on WhatsApp, all at once, and half of it outside office hours. The reminder that would have prevented the panic was one somebody meant to send the night before and forgot.
Schedule it for when it is useful
Write the departure reminder today, send it the evening before. Nobody has to remember at nine at night.
Canned replies for the same twenty questions
Visa requirements, baggage rules, hotel check-in times — saved once, in Arabic or English.
A team on one number
The enquiry does not wait for the consultant who took the booking to come back from lunch.
Quiet hours that are actually quiet
Notifications stop outside your working hours. The messages are still in the queue in the morning.
History on the traveller, not the trip
A repeat customer’s last three bookings sit in the same conversation, so nobody asks them to explain themselves again.
When you would use it
- A departure reminder someone sends by hand every evening.
- A traveller stuck at check-in messaging a consultant who is asleep.
- Six consultants answering the same visa question six ways.
- A group booking where three people message about one trip.
See it running
Six seconds, showing one thing.
What matters most here
Questions people ask
Can we schedule a message to many people?
Broadcast is on Pro and is for people who have messaged you. Scheduling per conversation is on every plan.
Does it work outside office hours?
Messages arrive whenever they arrive. Working hours only control whether it makes anyone’s phone ring.
Can we use our existing agency number?
Yes — connect it by scanning a QR. No API application, no migration, no new number to advertise.
Is Arabic supported?
For the conversations themselves, fully — Arabic messages, search, notes and canned replies all work as you would expect, so a consultant can answer in whichever language the traveller used. The app’s interface is English today, with a right-to-left Arabic one being built.