No.
Are you a tour operator who doesn’t offer online booking on your website? If so, you’re missing out.
Here's why:
So what are you waiting for? Reach out to start your free trial today.
Are you a tour operator looking for an innovative booking and reservation system?
Do More With WanderLabs.
Do More With WanderLabs.
Sit back and watch as WanderLabs schedules and confirms tour reservations in real-time. Finally someone else does the heavy lifting, both on desktop and mobile devices!
Convert people who browse on your site into people who buy with safe and immediate payment processing. Advance payment helps your bottom line and decreases no shows.
Add tours, edit availability, and black out dates or times. Change prices to increase last-minute bookings and encourage reservations on slow days. With WanderLabs, it's all easy.
Use your admin dashboard from any computer, tablet, or smartphone. WanderLabs is cloud-based, so there’s nothing to download and no hardware updates or licenses. Just login and go.
How Awesome Is It?
How Awesome Is It?
Are you a tour operator who doesn’t offer online booking on your website? If so, you’re missing out.
Here's why:
So what are you waiting for? Reach out to start your free trial today.
Some savvy tour operators already know the benefits of an online reservation system. If your company has a solution in place, here are additional things to consider:
If your answer to any of these questions is no (and we’re betting it is), give us a shout. We’d love to hear from you!
Designed For You.
Designed For You.
We created the WanderLabs online booking software for tour operators who offer tours and activities with limited availability. Whether it’s skydiving, bungy jumping, horse trekking, bike riding, whitewater rafting, canyoning, fishing, history tours, or wining and dining, if you offer an activity that requires a reservation, WanderLabs is for you.
With WanderLabs, you do more:
Sound like something your business could use? Sign up now and we’ll be in touch.
World Traveled, Thoroughly Technical.
World Traveled, Thoroughly Technical.
Rob and Lina Eroh are the founders of WanderLabs. As former full-time world travelers, they’ve had their share of adventures including surviving the three-week Three Passes Everest trek while carrying their own packs; diving with sharks and schools of barracuda off the world-renowned island of Sipadan; trekking through ethnic tribal villages in Northern Vietnam and rural Burma; riding on camels through the dunes of the Thar Desert in India; bungy jumping in the adventure capital of Queenstown, New Zealand; off-roading on ATVs in the French Polynesian island of Moorea; motorbiking around Greece; hiking glaciers in Patagonia; and eating weird and wonderful things on the streets of Asia.
Throughout their travels, Rob and Lina came face to face with the same problem: how to book the tours and experiences that would come to define their time on the road. They spent days emailing back and forth with the penguin tour operator in Chile and hours walking the main drag in Flores, Indonesia in order to find a dive operator going to see mantas. Even concierges at 5-star resorts in French Polynesia would take hours before confirming a tour.
There had to be a better way.
Prior to founding WanderLabs, Rob and Lina lived in New York City, where Rob worked for Goldman Sachs and Lina managed corporate communications for consumer giants such as Bausch & Lomb and Mars Chocolate. They relocated from NYC to the hamlet of Palo Alto to help their college friend build Milo.com, a local shopping engine acquired by eBay in December 2010. After helping build out eBay’s local strategy and technology, Rob and Lina hit the road. They haven’t looked back since.
Rob’s technical expertise and business acumen combined with Lina’s ability to read people’s minds and create products they didn’t know were possible make them the perfect team.
Sound like people you want to meet for a beer? Reach out to us. We're currently in Queenstown, New Zealand.
Cheers!
Rob and Lina
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