Interested people, travelers: the interest-by-destination panel brings both groups into a single panel: how many showed interest, how many have already gone, how many are confirmed, and how many trips have already been made to that destination.
It's the "By destination" tab of the Interested people screen. For each destination, the panel shows four numbers side by side: how many interested people there are, how many have already gone, how many are confirmed, and how many trips have already been made to that destination.
There's a search by destination name and a button to group regions that are often mentioned in different ways. The screen also has two other tabs: "By trip/list", which looks at demand from a specific trip or list, and "Demand x supply", which compares both sides.
If your agency still picks the next destination this way, you already know the problem.
Without seeing accumulated demand, the decision becomes "let's go again to wherever sold well last year", with no way of knowing whether people are still interested.
The person who asked about a destination and didn't close ends up scattered across old conversations, never becoming a list for win-back.
Without counting the trips already taken per destination, it's hard to know whether it's worth opening another departure to the same place or testing a new one.
The panel lists destinations and shows, for each one, how many interested people there are, how many have already gone, how many are confirmed, and how many trips have already been made. Search filters by destination name, and the "Group regions" button brings different spellings of the same place into a single card.
Conceptual prototype of interest by destination; destinations, counts, and conversations are fictional.
For each destination, four numbers side by side: how many interested people there are, how many have already gone, how many are confirmed, and how many trips have already been made to that destination.
Yes, the screen has a search by destination name.
It brings destinations that are often mentioned in different ways into a single card, so that place's demand isn't scattered.
No. The Interested people screen has two other tabs: "By trip/list", which looks at demand from a specific trip or list, and "Demand x supply", which compares both sides.
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