Drawing Tayo – Resort Finder

Feature · Resort Option Tracking

Track every resort option from candidate to final choice.

Resort Option Tracking keeps each resort organized by status so you always know what has been shortlisted, contacted, acknowledged, replied to, compared, rejected, or finalized. It turns a messy shortlist into a clear decision path for the organizer.

Built for organizers who need a clean record of every resort they are considering.

One place to track the full resort pipeline.

Resort Option Tracking helps the organizer monitor the status of each resort across the entire planning process. That means less confusion, fewer repeated inquiries, and a cleaner path from initial ideas to final booking.

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Candidate

Save resorts you are considering before you contact anyone. Keep the shortlist organized while the group is still narrowing down choices.

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Contacted

Mark which resorts have already been reached out to so you do not accidentally ask the same place twice or lose track of follow-ups.

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Offer received

Record which resorts sent a quote, package, or availability update. This makes comparison faster and keeps pricing details visible.

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Finalized

Mark the winning resort as the final choice so the rest of the shortlist stays archived and the trip decision is easy to revisit.

From shortlist to booking decision in five clear steps.

This feature is designed for real group planning. It helps you keep the record accurate even when the shortlist changes, offers arrive at different times, or the group is still deciding.

1

Save the options

Add possible resorts from your shortlist, directory, or AI suggestions before you start reaching out.

2

Set the status

Assign each resort a status such as candidate, contacted, acknowledged, offer received, rejected, or final choice.

3

Record the details

Keep price notes, inclusions, capacity, contact updates, and availability information attached to each option.

4

Compare clearly

Use the tracked statuses to compare offers and see which resorts are still active versus already ruled out.

Resort decisions get messy when status lives in chat threads.

A shortlist is only useful when you know which resorts were already contacted, which ones replied, and which options are still worth comparing. Without status tracking, organizers end up rereading messages, repeating questions, and forgetting which resort is already out of the running.

Resort Option Tracking gives each property a clear role in the process. The organizer can see what is active, what is waiting, and what is done, which makes the trip easier to manage and explain to the group.

  • Reduces duplicate follow-ups and repeated questions
  • Helps compare offers at the right moment
  • Creates a reliable trail from shortlist to decision

What you can track for each resort

Each resort entry can hold practical information the organizer needs during planning, so the team can make a better choice without digging through old messages.

Field
Purpose
Example use
Status
Shows where the resort is in the decision flow
Candidate, contacted, offer received
Contact note
Stores progress and follow-up history
“Waiting for reply by Friday”
Offer info
Captures price and package details
Room rate, inclusions, and deposit terms
Decision note
Explains why a resort was kept or rejected
“Too far for the group”

Organizers who need a clean decision record.

The feature is especially useful when the group is comparing many resorts, when offers arrive at different times, or when the organizer needs to explain why certain options were removed.

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Barkada trips

Keep the shortlist organized while friends debate budget, vibe, pool type, and overnight capacity.

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Family outings

Track resorts carefully when accessibility, room setup, kids, and comfort matter in the final choice.

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Team events

Manage multiple options with a simple status trail when the organizer needs clarity for approvals and planning.

Part of the resort planning workflow.

Resort Option Tracking works best alongside shortlist building, offer comparison, and the main resorts dashboard. These pages support the same planning journey from different angles.

Answers to the first things organizers ask.

It keeps each resort in a clear status flow so the organizer can see which options are only candidates, which have been contacted, which have replied, which have received offers, which have been rejected, and which one has become the final choice.