Feature Requests

I would like the ability to have a default setting to hide fees in the system. This feature would streamline our process and reduce the need for manual adjustments, enhancing user experience.

Would be good to have the note section in the Product level (like the Supplier level) to capture specific information of that particular product.

I am using more and more the template and i would like to be able to reset the description directly in the "Build" tab, instead of going to the "preview" tab, or delete the product/resource and re add it

You only have the option to build an itinerary starting "today" and forward. We have occasions where so much changes while the client is in country that we would like to be able to duplicate the itinerary and provide a new, clean version of the itinerary summary midway through the stay. This will allow us to show all the changes from the old summary to the new summary and ensure our client understand the changes in costs. But at the moment the dates don't align as we cannot start the new build on the correct day of arrival as it is in the past. Only way around this currently is a PDF editor since we cannot export the Itinerary Summary into any other formats.

Hi Admin team and fellow users, I’d like to raise an issue we regularly encounter with international flights that cross the International Date Line, and suggest an improvement that would greatly reduce client confusion. The problem When clients depart Australia or New Zealand on a Thursday and arrive in destinations like French Polynesia on the Wednesday (due to crossing the Date Line), Tourwriter currently displays the flight on Day 2 instead of Day 1. This creates a confusing itinerary sequence for clients. For example: The first service listed is a hotel or transfer in Tahiti on 4 January The international flight from AU/NZ to Tahiti appears on 5 January, even though logically it is what gets them there From a client’s perspective, it looks like they are already in Tahiti before they fly. Ideal outcome Ideally, the itinerary would allow: The international flight (departing Thursday 5 January, arriving Wednesday 4 January) to be shown as the first service Followed by the arrival transfer and hotel on Wednesday 4 January Then continuing with planned services from 5 January onward in a logical, chronological order This would reflect the real travel flow and make the itinerary much clearer and more intuitive for clients, especially those unfamiliar with International Date Line travel. Why this matters This issue comes up frequently with French Polynesia itineraries and often requires manual explanation to clients, which could be avoided with improved system logic or display options. I’d love to hear suggestions from the community or admin team on the best way Tourwriter could handle these scenarios more clearly. If this is something you’ve also experienced, I’d really appreciate your vote so it can be considered for future development. Thank you! Kind regards,

It would be helpful to have tasks as the main login screen to see what's overdue

Right now if you need to add a day in the middle of your build, you have to add it at beginning or bottom and then painstakingly move all items up or down. It would be great to be able to add a day wherever you want in the itinerary before bookings are confirmed or price locked.

We create marketing itineraries and we want to export these to PDF without dates. The current Export to PDF dialog doesnt have a Hide Dates toggle.

Would be helpful to add photos in portrait mode as well.

It would be helpful to calculate the pricing per traveler when things are not split evenly. For example, a couple books for one week and then a friend joins them for 5 days of travel. Currently, this needs to be calculated manually or by doing some complex calculations in the pricing export. If we can't do it from within the pricing page, a helpful next step would be a way to include the display price within the pricing export. A calculation that would divide the display price by the line item would save loads of time.