What this usually looks like today
- Hours spent building itineraries that are never booked.
- Discovery calls that repeat information the client already gave the website.
- Enquiries triaged first-come rather than by value.
- Knowledge living in individual advisors' heads.
What TravelSpy does about it
Client dossiers
A plain-language brief covering destination affinity, budget band, party, travel dates and likely objections, generated before the advisor makes contact.
Drafted itineraries
A complete first-draft trip is produced automatically, leaving the advisor to add judgement and relationships rather than assemble logistics.
Value-based triage
Enquiries are ranked by modelled trip value and close probability, so the best advisors get the trips that matter.
Shared expertise
Every booked itinerary strengthens the model, turning one advisor's specialism into an asset the whole agency uses.
“I used to spend a day building a proposal on spec. Now I spend twenty minutes editing one and the rest of the day selling.”Senior AdvisorLuxury travel agency
A typical rollout
Most travel advisors programmes follow the same shape.
Weeks 1–2
Tag deployed, core feeds connected, first modelled audience available for review.
Weeks 3–4
Segments validated against your own commercial knowledge and holdout groups defined.
Weeks 5–8
Orchestration switched on across site, lifecycle and paid media with guardrails in place.
Quarter 2 onward
Measured lift reviewed monthly, models retrained continuously, scope widened by market.
See what your traffic is actually worth
Book a 30-minute session. We will run your own traffic through the model and show you the segments, the predicted spend bands and the packages you are not selling yet.