A guide could propose a theme, duration and indicative route. The form would collect group size, language and mobility considerations reported by the organizer. The proposal would specify the meeting point and chosen stops. A preparation document would cite the sources used, with links allowing participants to explore the subject further after the visit.
An illustrative example to adapt to your business. It does not represent a completed project in this municipality.
Does the entire tour script need to be published?
A description of themes and sources is often enough to help customers choose. Keep practical information accessible and explain how the route can adapt to a specific group request.
Can a municipal map be embedded in the website?
Check the map’s reuse conditions. Linking to the official resource may be preferable, alongside your own meeting instructions and route description prepared specifically for the offered visit.