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DUTIES OF TRAVEL AGENTS

Duties Of Travel Agents.

 

Travel agents typically do the following:
  • Arrange travel for business and vacation customers
  • Determine customers’ needs and preferences, such as schedules and costs
  • Plan and arrange tour packages, excursions, and day trips
  • Find fare and schedule information
  • Calculate total travel costs
  • Book reservations for travel, hotels, rental cars, and special events, such as tours and excursions
  • Tell clients about what their trip will be like, including giving details on required documents, such as passports or visas
  • Give advice about local weather conditions, customs, and attractions
  • Make alternative booking arrangements if changes arise before or during the trip
Travel agents help travelers by sorting through vast amounts of information to find the best possible travel arrangements. In addition, resorts and specialty travel groups use travel agents to promote travel packages to their clients.

Travel agents also may visit destinations to get firsthand experience so that they can make recommendations to clients or colleagues. They may visit hotels, resorts, and restaurants to evaluate the comfort, cleanliness, and quality of the establishment. However, most of their time is spent talking with clients, promoting tours, and contacting airlines and hotels to make travel arrangements. 

Travel agents increasingly are focusing on a specific type of travel, such as adventure tours. Some may cater to a specific group of people, such as senior citizens or single people. Other travel agents primarily make corporate travel arrangements for employee business travel. Some work for tour operators and are responsible for selling the company’s tours and services
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TOUR GUIDE QUALITIES

Qualities a Tour Guide Should Have.


We all know  that Tour guides work for tour and travel guide companies and are the individuals responsible for leading groups of tourists through places with historical, cultural or regional importance. They lead groups of visitors through points of historical, cultural or regional interest. They provide in-depth knowledge about destinations frequented by tourists, vacationers and students, but what qualities should a tour guide must have?  


1. STRONG COMMUNICATION SKILLS

Being a guide is all about having strong communication skills. It’s ok to be a quiet person, but if you have to communicate with new people on a daily basis, you just have to be able to do it well. On a basic level guides should be great at projecting their voices across a group, and be able to do so in a clear and easy to understand way. On an interpersonal level, being great at knowing how to communicate well with people is a huge asset. This leads us to skill #2…

2. PERSONABLE & OUTGOING

This skill takes communication to the next level. Guides shouldn’t just be able to communicate well, they have to be great conversationalists with outgoing personalities; what we call the “Star of the Show” quality, which isn’t something you can teach. There can be a bit of social awkwardness when a new group of strangers show up, and a guide should be able to break that immediately to help people feel comfortable talking to each other and their guide. This ensures later on they feel open to add comments or add questions along the way.

3. A MEMORY LIKE A STEAL TRAP

Tour guides need to retain a lot of stats and facts when walking people around a city- but they also need to be a great story-teller. Guides simply can’t get the information wrong, spend extra time trying to remember it or spend the whole tour reading from a piece of paper. Their memory should be so good, that it seems as if they’ve just always known these facts when they recite them. But most of all, the story needs to sound like it’s their own.

4. IMPROVISATIONAL SKILLS

We’re not demanding your guides put on an improv show, but the ability to change things up on the fly and play off the energy of the group is important. Attendees will likely have additional questions or comments along the way. These things shouldn’t throw your guide for a loop, they should be able to adjust their script as needed. Sticking too closely to it, could end up making your guests feel like there’s no room for them to say anything at all.

5. JUST ENOUGH ENTHUSIASM

Just as guides will often play off the energy of the group, your attendees will likely feed off the energy of their guide. Your guide has be enthusiastic about the thing they’re talking about, but not so enthusiastic that they fail to sound genuine.

6. HUMOR

Just like being outgoing and enthusiastic, humor can be the perfect tool to cut any tensions and as always add an extra layer of entertainment for guests.

7. PUNCTUALITY

Punctuality is a can’t do without quality for tour guides. If your guide isn’t on time to meet arriving attendees at the meet up location there will be confusion, frustration and unhappy tour goers.

8. A KEEN SENSE OF DIRECTION

Outside of the fact that your tour guides should know where they’re going, they should also be able to help direct guests. At least on our tours for Chicago Food Planet Food Tours, we start and end in different locations. Often guides have to be prepared to give some general directions to help people get to where they need to be when the tour is complete.

9. THE KNOWLEDGE OF A LOCAL

Anyone can memorize and recite facts. Though it’s not a requirement, some of the best guides are locals themselves. What’s great about this quality is that in addition to the planned facts and statistics, they can bring their own knowledge, experience and personal anecdotes to the tour. This can make a tour feel particularly special for guests who are looking for a genuine experience outside the typical tourist attractions.

10. PASSION FOR THEIR CITY

Last but certainly not least, true passion and interest can take a tour from typical to outstanding. Anyone can point and recite facts, but those who really love what they do can pass that passion onto tourists and locals to make them feel it too. Plus those with passion for their city, bring their own experience to the tours they give.
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CUSTOMER SERVICE SKILLS THAT MATTERS

There are certain customer service skills that every employee must master if they are forward-facing with customers.

Without them, you run the risk of finding your business in an embarrassing customer service train-wreck, or you'll simply lose customers as your service continues to let people down.

Luckily, there are a few universal skills that every support member can master that will dramatically improve their conversations with customers.

Below I'll cover the 15 most-needed skills to master this incredibly important position.

The Customer Service Skills that Matter

When most business publications talk about customer service skills, things like "being a people person" tend to take the spotlight.

It's not that this trait is outright wrong, but it's so vague and generic that it is hardly a help to those looking to get involved in support positions within a company, and certainly doesn't help out entrepreneurs/founders who are looking for the right set of skills when hiring the all-important folks who will be taking care of their customers.

With that said, let's get into some specific skills that every support employee can master to "WOW" the customers that they interact with on a daily basis...

1. Patience

If you don't see this near the top of a customer service skills list, you should just stop reading.

Not only is patience important to customers, who often reach out to support when they are confused and frustrated, but it's also important to the business at large: we've shown you before that great service beats fast service every single time.

Yet patience shouldn't be used as an excuse for slothful service either!

Derek Sivers explained his view on "slower" service as being an interaction where the time spent with the customer was used to better understand their problems and needs from the company.

If you deal with customers on a daily basis, be sure to stay patient when they come to you stumped and frustrated, but also be sure to take the time to truly figure out what they want — they'd rather get competent service than be rushed out the door!

2. Attentiveness

The ability to really listen to customers is so crucial for providing great service for a number of reasons.

Last week I went over a few customer feedback systems, and long before that I showed you the data on why listening to customer feedback is a must for many businesses who are looking to innovate.

Not only is it important to pay attention to individual customer interactions (watching the language/terms that they use to describe their problems), but it's also important to be mindful and attentive to the feedback that you receive at large.

For instance, customers may not be saying it outright, but perhaps there is a pervasive feeling that your software's dashboard isn't laid out correctly. Customers aren't likely to say, "Please improve your UX!", but they may say things like, "I can never find the search feature," or, "Where is the _____ function at again?"

What are your customers telling you without saying it?

3. Clear Communication Skills

Make sure you're getting to the problem at hand quickly; customers don't need your life story or to hear about how your day is going.

More importantly, you need to be cautious about how some of your communication habits translate to customers, and it's best to err on the side of caution whenever you find yourself questioning a situation.

An example: The last time I went to get work done on my car, I was told by an employee that if I wanted to get an oil change, it would be "included" in my final bill.

 

I thought that meant I'd be getting it for free, yet as it turns out, that wasn't the case. The employee apologized and I truly believe it was an accident (they just worked there), but I haven't been back to that shop since because of the miscommunication.

When it comes to important points that you need to relay clearly to customers, keep it simple and leave nothing to doubt.

4. Knowledge of the Product

The best forward-facing employees in your company will work on having a deepknowledge of how your product works.

It's not that every single team member should be able to build your product from scratch, but rather they should know the ins and outs of how your product works, just like a customer who uses it everyday would.

Without knowing your product from front-to-back, you won't know how to help customers when they run into problems.

5. Ability to Use "Positive Language"

Sounds like fluffy nonsense, but your ability to make minor changes in your conversational patterns can truly go a long way in creating happy customers.

Language is a very important part of persuasion, and people (especially customers) create perceptions about you and your company based off of the language that you use.

Here's an example: Let's say a customer contacts you with an interest in a particular product, but that product happens to be backordered until next month.

Small changes that utilize "positive language" can greatly affect how the customer hears your response...

  • Without positive language: "I can't get you that product until next month; it is back-ordered and unavailable at this time."
  • With positive language: "That product will be available next month. I can place the order for you right now and make sure that it is sent to you as soon as it reaches our warehouse."

The first example isn't negative by any means, but the tone that it conveys feels abrupt and impersonal, and can be taken the wrong way by customers.

Conversely, the second example is stating the same thing (the item is unavailable), but instead focuses on when/how the customer will get to their resolution rather than focusing on the negative.

6. Acting Skills

Sometimes you're going to come across people that you'll never be able to make happy.

Situations outside of your control (they had a terrible day, or they are just a natural-born complainer) will sometimes creep into your usual support routine, and you'll be greeted with those "barnacle" customers that seem to want nothing else but to pull you down.

Every great customer service rep will have those basic acting skillsnecessary to maintain their usual cheery persona in spite of dealing with people who may be just plain grumpy.

7. Time Management Skills

Hey, despite my many research-backed rants on why you should spend more time with customers, the bottom line is that there is a limit, and you need to be concerned with getting customers what they want in an efficient manner.

The trick here is that this should also be applied when realizing when you simply cannot help a customer. If you don't know the solution to a problem, the best kind of support member will get a customer over to someone who does.

Don't waste time trying to go above and beyond for a customer in an area where you will just end up wasting both of your time!

8. Ability to "Read" Customers

You won't always be able to see customers face-to-face, and in many instances (nowadays) you won't even hear a customer's voice!

That doesn't exempt you from understanding some basic principles of behavioral psychology and being able to "read" the customer's current emotional state.

This is an important part of the personalization process as well, because it takes knowing your customers to create a personal experience for them.

More importantly though, this skill is essential because you don't want to mis-read a customer and end up losing them due to confusion and miscommunication.

Look and listen for subtle clues about their current mood, patience level, personality, etc., and you'll go far in keeping your customer interactions positive.

9. A Calming Presence

There's a lot of metaphors for this type of personality: "keeps their cool," "staying cool under pressure," etc., but it all represents the same thing: the ability that some people have to stay calm and even influence others when things get a little hectic.

I've had my fair share of hairy hosting situations, and I can tell you in all honesty that the #1 reason I stick with certain hosting companies is due to the ability of their customer support team to keep me from pulling my hair out.

The best customer service reps know that they cannot let a heated customer force them to lose their cool; in fact it is their job to try to be the "rock" for a customer who thinks the world is falling down due to their current problem.

10. Goal Oriented Focus

This may seem like a strange thing to list as a customer service skill, but I assure you that it is vitally important.

In my article on empowering employees, I noted that many customer service experts have shown how giving employees unfettered power to "WOW" customers doesn't always generated the returns that many businesses expect to see.

That's because it leaves employees without goals, and business goals + customer happiness can work hand-in-hand without resulting in poor service.

Relying on frameworks like the Net Promoter Score can help businesses come up with guidelines for their employees that allow plenty of freedom to handle customers on a case-to-case basis, but also leave them priority solutions and "go-to" fixes for common problems.

» Read more about this concept here.

11. Ability to Handle Surprises

Sometimes the customer support world is going to throw you a curveball.

Maybe the problem you encounter isn't specifically covered in the company's guidelines, or maybe the customer isn't reacting how you thought they would.

Whatever the case, it's best to be able to think on your feet... but it's even better to create guidelines for yourself in these sorts of situations.

Let's say, for instance, you want to come up with a quick system for when you come across a customer who has a product problem you've never seen before...

  • Who? One thing you can decide right off the bat is who you should consider your "go-to" person when you don't know what to do. The CEO might be able to help you, but you can't go to them with every single question! Define a logical chain for yourself to use, then you won't be left wondering who you should forward the problem too.
  • What? When the problem is noticeably out of your league, what are you going to send to the people above? The full conversation, just the important parts, or maybe some highlights and an example of a similar ticket?
  • How? When it comes time to get someone else involved, how are you going to contact them? For instance, at Help Scout we prefer to solve small dilemmas over chat, and save bigger problems for email, keeping inbox clutter down to a minimum.

12. Persuasion Skills

This is one a lot of people didn't see coming!

Experienced customer support personnel know that oftentimes, you will get messages in your inbox that are more about the curiosity of your company's product, rather than having problems with it.

(Especially true if your email is available on-site, like ours)

To truly take your customer service skills to the next level, you need to have some mastery of persuasion so that you can convince interested customers that your product is right for them (if it truly is).

It's not about making a sales pitch in each email, but it is about not letting potential customers slip away because you couldn't create a compelling message that your company's product is worth purchasing!

13. Tenacity

Call it what you want, but a great work ethic and a willingness to do what needs to be done (and not take shorcuts) is a key skill when providing the kind of service that people talk about.

The many memorable customer service stories out there (many of which had a huge impact on the business) were created by a single employee who refused to just do the "status quo" when it came to helping someone out.

Remembering that your customers are people too, and knowing that putting in the extra effort will come back to you ten-fold should be your driving motivation to never "cheat" your customers with lazy service.

14. Closing Ability

To be clear, this has nothing to do with "closing sales" or other related terms.

Being able to close with a customer means being able to end the conversation with confirmed satisfaction (or as close to it as you can achieve) and with the customer feeling that everything has been taken care of (or will be).

Getting booted after a customer service call or before all of their problems have been addressed is the last thing that customers want, so be sure to take the time to confirm with customers that each and every issue they had on deck has been entirely resolved.

Your willingness to do this shows the customer 3 very important things:

  • That you care about getting it right
  • That you're willing to keep going until you get it right
  • That the customer is the one who determines what "right" is.

When you get a customer to, "Yes, I'm all set!" is when you know the conversation is over.

15. Willingness to Learn

If you came across this article and read all the way to the bottom, you likely already have this skill (nice job!).

This is probably the most general skill on the list, but it's still necessary.

Those who don't seek to improve what they do, whether it's building products, marketing businesses, or helping customers, will get left behind by the people willing to invest in their skills.

We love how the Buffer team approaches this skill with their wonderful monthly customer happiness updates.

The updates are public, detailed, and go through how the support team (and the company at large) handled incoming emails for the month.

 

What better way can a startup's support team learn as it goes then breaking down their own customer happiness metrics each and every month, for the public to see?

 

 

© Gregory Ciotti

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FUN THINGS TO DO IN THE BEACH

Fun Activities to Do at the Beach With Group Of Friends.

If you are heading to a summer getaway soon, then this article will help you know fun activities to do at the beach. Remember when you used to have loads of fun at the beach when you were little? Well, you can totally relive the fun moments. So, here are fun activities to do at the beach, that involve everything from building sandcastles to loading up on memories.

1. Start a treasure hunt, hide things in the sand everywhere around you, write hints on cards and make your friends start looking.

2. Another fun activity to do at the beach, is to start building a sandcastle.

3. Take advantage of the good weather and start squatting, lunging and working-out. Believe me, it will be your best workout during the summertime.

4. Bring your yoga mat to the beach, your music, and start practicing yoga on the beach. End it with a nice long meditation time. 

5. Bring your favorite book to the beach, lay back, relax, take a cold drink and start reading.

6. Fly a kite! This could be a fun activity to do at the beach if you have kids with you.

7. Lay back, put on some sun-block, tanning oil and take nap in the sun.

8. Bring some board games (chess, backgammon, snakes and ladders) and spend some fun time challenging your friends.

9. You can have a barbecue party and enjoy the atmosphere, from the music to the food, the view and of course the good company.

10. You can start learning new sports like surfing, kite surfing, sail surfing, boarding and hover boarding and spend endless time of fun

11. Since you're at the beach, then the ultimate fun activity that you can do is to swim in the sea.

12. How about playing an XO game on the sand? This would be a totally fun activity to do at the beach.

13. Start water gun fights, and take it to the next level. Invite everyone in and add a twist with a water balloon fight!

14. If you have kids, get a mini inflatable pool, fill it with sea water and let enjoy their time right next to you!

15. Are you going to the beach with a large group of friends? Then why not play "Truth or Dare"?

16. Burry a friend’s body in the sand and start making funny shapes, like a mermaid, and take funny pictures of them!

17. Another fun activity to do at the beach, is to play beach volleyball. It doesn't have to be professional, you can easily play with a beach ball.

18. If you're with your friends, then have a Limbo dance competition! You'll just need some music and lots of your moves!

19. Instead of walking your dog, why not enjoy a game of Frisbee with each other? Just make sure the beach you're heading to allows pets!

20. Pack a long rope, divide your friends into two groups and start pulling from each side, just like the old days.

21. Bring a big floater and lay on it for a tan inside the water, but make sure the floater is attached to something near to the shore so you don’t drift away.

22. Play "Pass the Water." You'll just need disposable cups. Fill one cup with sea water, stand in a line each holding an empty cup, and then start passing the water from one cup to the other without spilling the water. 

23. Collect seashells.

24. If you're heading to the beach with kids, get some cake molds, and play sand bakery! Decorate your imaginary cakes with seashells.

25. Enjoy a big scoop of your favorite flavor of ice-cream.

26. Open a nice cold can of soda with a lot of ice and fight the hot weather!

27. Start a race and make sure to end it by splashing into the water.

28. Make a time capsule. Write a memory from the day, or take something you like and put in a box, then bury it somewhere safe, so you can come back next year and find it. 

29. Use that swing on the beach you haven’t used in years. Remember? It was the best feeling ever.

30. Climb the bay watch tower and enjoy the open sea view from up above. 

P.S. Don’t forget your camera to capture all the fun moments you’ll have!
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30th GLOBAL EXCELLENCE 2017 AWARDS IN DAVAO


30th Global Excellence (2017 Awards in Davao)




March 19, 2017 Boracay Adventures was once again recognized for achieving the Excellent Services. THE BEST TRAVEL OPERATOR and OUTSTANDING ENTREPRENEUR FOR TRAVEL  INDUSTRY awards are received by the General Manager of Boracay Adventures, Peter Tay.

Peter Tay is giving back the gratitude to all the people who continually supporting and Trusting Boracay Adventures Inc.

"We will continue to pursue Excellence in Serving and I thank God for His Grace and Mercy! I thank God for His favor upon me, I thank the staffs of Boracay Adventures for their hard work and I thank the customers of Boracay Adventures for their continuous support." - Peter Tay 

We cannot achieve this without your help, trust and support. Thank you for continually trusting Boracay adventures Inc. for your Boracay Journey!
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PACKING LIST FOR BABY'S BEACH GETAWAY

Packing List for Baby's Beach Getaway.

Having a beach getaway with your babies is very fun, but theres so much to remember for baby's packing lists. We have to be prepared when we are bringing our babies with us on a beach getaway, here are some packing lists for your baby's first beach getaway!

Diaper Bag.

To be more comfy and organized bring diaper bag and put everything the baby's needs.
  • Swimming/Clothing Diapers
  • Wipes
  • Rash cream or ointment 
  • Hand Sanitizer 
  • Plastic Bags (For disposing baby's diaper)
  • Changing Pad

Feeding Utensils and Foods

The babies sometimes get hungry from time to time, they need to be feed up and hydrated especially on a beach getaway because the sunrise causes dehydrations.
  • Breast Pump & Accessories
  • Nursing/feeding Bottles
  • Baby Bottle Brush
  • Dish Soap
  • Baby Spoons
  • Baby Bowls for Cereal
  • Sippy Cups
  • Burp Cloths
  • Bibs
  • Baby Cereal
  • Mashed Fruits
  • Snacks
  • Baby foods

Baby Gears.

To be more convenient and comfortable for your baby bring baby gears.
  • Travel Crib
  • Stroller
  • Baby carrier 
  • Baby Backpack 
  • Car Seat
  • Inflatable arm bands
  • Inflatable pool
  • Beach toys
  • Bath toys
  • Baby swimming shoes

Baby's Toiletries.

  • Baby Shampoo
  • Baby Body Wash
  • Baby Comb
  • Baby toothbrush/toothpaste
  • Baby towels

Baby's Skin Care.

Beach is prone to mosquitos and other bugs, protect your baby's skin from bites, sunburns, dryness and sweat.
  • Mosquito repellent/Bug Shiels (to avoid insect bites)
  • Sunblock (to protect your baby's skin from the sun)
  • Lotions (to avoid dryness)
  • Powder (to avoid sweating too much)

Tents.

The beach is sometimes very hot and its not good for a baby to stay long in the sun, so bring a tent with you and put your baby on the shade part.

 

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A MUST HAVE ON BEACH GETAWAY

What to bring on Beach Getaway?

Vacation Season is fast approaching and Beach is always at the top of the lists, So Never forget to bring a must have stuffs needed for Beach Getaway, Here are some stuff ideas.

Pouches/Plastic Bags.

Pouches and Plastic Bags is used to store your Toiletries and Cosmetics, This is also important especially if you have Wet or dirty swim wears and towels.

Sunglasses.

Beach has a windy environment and sometimes it causes your eyes to get dry, Sunglasses is very important to protect your eyes from the wind, dusts and Bright Sunlight.

Sunscreen.

Sunscreen is needed to protect your skin from sunburns and other any skin diseases causes by the sun raise.

Foldable Hat.

We always expect a very hot temperature on a beach getaway, Foldable hat helps to protect your pretty face from the heat of the sun.

Scarf/Shawl.

Scarf/Shawl can be used in many ways, it can be used to be your pillow, blanket (depends on how wide it is), You can repurpose it as a vest, a head wrap or accessory during your trip.

Medicinal Kit.

Medicinal kit is very important, we don't know what will happen on the trip. So encase of emergencies, prepare a medicinal kit. Prepare Bandages, Medicines, Ointments and cottons inside the medicinal kit.

Flip Flops.

Your feet will be more comfortable with Flip Flops on the beach sand because its too hassle to take off shoes and gets wet and its also good to wear flip flops in a cold and scratchy floors.

Water Bottle.

Water bottle is very used especially when traveling so long, our body needs Water, it is very important to avoid our body from dehydration to enjoy beach getaway. 

Snacks.

Our tummy needs to feed up to avoid hanger (hunger and anger), Food is needed especially when you're having air travel, there are delayed flights sometimes and you can save less of your budget.

Swimwear.

A beach getaway will never be complete without having a tan lines and it's more comfortable and convenient to swim with swimwear.

Camera.

There's a lot of fun, adventure and happy memories to be treasured on beach getaway, Capture each of those.
       

Make your Beach Getaway convenient with this things on your pack!

 
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REST, RELAX, REFILL.

How to Rest, Relax and Refill?

Sometimes we have to Rest, Relax and Refill to refresh our life full of stressors. But how can we do that? Here are some piece of advice on how to Rest, Relax and Refill.
 

Rest

Time is one of our most precious resources. Each day our calendars are packed with appointments, chores, fulfilling obligations and responsibilities, and more. We don’t leave ourselves much time for rest which leaves us feeling frazzled and often unproductive and more exhausted than the day before. If you have the time, take a day off. Completely. For many of us, a day “off” means running errands and checking things off our list. It’s not a day “off” at all. Instead of trying to have a productive day off, have a pleasant day off. You’ll feel more good if you use those hours in the day to rest. Practically, make it a purposeful day of resting. If you have to, maybe spend a few hours in the morning taking care of errands and then spend the afternoon to yourself.

Relax

Relax and Unplug yourself from People and Technologies, Taking a break from your phone or the Internet isn’t new, and for many it isn’t possible to completely disengage from technology. Instead of taking a drastic measure of completely cutting off technology, try a small step. Choose a block of a few hours one evening where you won’t answer emails or non-emergency texts and calls. The practical way to do this is to put your phone away or put it on Do Not Disturb mode (which still allows incoming calls if a caller tries several times like in an emergency situation). Instead of answering emails or checking your phone, choose to take those few blocks of hours and relax. Technology allows us to connect and get things done quicker and easier, but sometimes, we need a few hours to relax. If you really have the time, then get away for awhile. This can be as simple as taking a walk or as grandiose as taking a needed vacation. Either way, this practically means stepping back from our daily lives to relax. When you return to appointments and tasks, you’ll find that you have a clearer and calmer mindset. This is why experts agree that taking breaks at work or while studying is beneficial. We are stepping away from the stressors just for a moment, so we can better tackle it when we return.

Refill 

This one is easy to do, and you’ve been given permission to do it. Do one thing for yourself. Order your favorite, Eat your favorite food that you never get because it’s too expensive. Have a lunch at your favorite restaurant with your friends. Refill your mind a good thoughts, Read a few chapters of that book you’ve been dying to dive into.Do one thing to remind yourself that you’ve worked so hard and sometimes you forgot to eat and your tummy and mind needs a prefect break by refilling.

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