Trip context
Identify the departure.
Use structured context to compare similar trips. A booking reference can replace details you already know.
- Destination, tour, and departure date.
- Booking reference or advisor.
- Traveler type or party composition.
Describe your trip and what you want to improve. Makeform builds a travel feedback form with trip ratings, comments, and follow-up questions.
Send traveler responses to Slack, Google Sheets, and Zapier.
Sample prompts for the builder
Choose a prompt, adapt it, or send it to the builder. The fields are an example structure, not a live AI result.
Audience
Travelers returning from a multi-day guided tour
Format
Component ratings with guide feedback
Prompt size
264 chars
Example form structure
Component ratings with guide feedback
Booking reference and departure date
Rate your guide and itinerary pace
Rate hotels, meals, and transport
What was the trip highlight?
May we contact you about this response?
Suggested routing tags
Promoters
Follow-up needed
Trip improvements
Rate each trip component separately so you know whether the guide, hotel, transport, or itinerary needs attention.
Step 1
Identify
match feedback to the trip and departure
Step 2
Rate
score each part of the traveler experience
Step 3
Explain
capture context behind high and low ratings
Step 4
Route
send issues and ideas to the right owner
Useful trip feedback
Separate ratings show whether itinerary design, a guide, a hotel, or transport needs attention.
Use one scale for guides, lodging, transfers, activities, meals, and pace so results stay comparable.
Open a comment box after a low rating and skip it when no explanation is needed.
Structured departure, supplier, and advisor fields help each response reach its owner.
Built around the trip
Start with the closest experience, then replace the sample destinations, suppliers, and ratings.
Measure guides, pace, activities, coaches, hotels, and free time.
Review planning and booked components by advisor and local partner.
Check guide quality, meeting points, value, duration, and highlights.
Ask about rooms, transfers, activities, age suitability, and flexibility.
Build the survey
Add itinerary context, review the questions, and publish consistent ratings with room for details.
Name the destination, product, departure, length, and decisions the answers should support.
Keep scale labels consistent. Add low-score follow-ups and relevant supplier questions.
Share the link in a return email, post-trip message, or excursion QR code.
Filter by departure, guide, or supplier, and route unresolved issues separately.
Choosing a format
A general score hides which part of the journey shaped the rating. A tailored form makes the response useful.
Field guide
Connect each response to a trip, separate useful categories, and request detail where it clarifies a score.
Trip context
Use structured context to compare similar trips. A booking reference can replace details you already know.
Core ratings
Label both ends and keep direction consistent. Separate overall satisfaction from component scores.
Itinerary detail
Ask about changeable parts and hide categories that were not included.
Conditional follow-up
Branch from a low score to an explanation. Keep unresolved issues separate from suggestions.
Open feedback
Ask what travelers would preserve and what they would change next time.
Operations tags
Known dropdown values sort more cleanly than free-text variations.
Related tools
Pair post-trip feedback with booking, hotel, guest, and general satisfaction forms that already exist in the Makeform tools library.
Collect focused comments about rooms, service, amenities, and the hotel stay.
Open toolCapture traveler details and preferences before reservations and itinerary planning.
Open toolMeasure the broader guest experience with consistent satisfaction questions.
Open toolCreate a flexible feedback channel for service comments beyond a specific trip.
Open toolHelp travelers prepare documents, packing items, and departure tasks before they go.
Open toolBuild a general satisfaction survey for tracking recurring service themes.
Open toolFAQ
Practical answers for travel agencies, tour operators, guides, and experience teams collecting post-trip feedback.
It is a post-trip questionnaire connecting a response to a trip, collecting an overall rating, scoring guides, stays, transport, and activities, and asking what to keep or improve.
Ask for overall satisfaction and rate planning, pace, guide, stays, transfers, meals, and activities. Add a highlight, one change, any unresolved issue, and follow-up permission. Remove categories not included in the trip.
Match it to the experience. A day tour may need five to eight questions; a multi-day itinerary can support component ratings and conditional follow-ups. Show only relevant questions.
Send it while the trip is fresh, using your post-trip message. For an excursion, share it immediately. Any reminder should state its purpose and exclude people who responded.
Yes. Show hotel questions only when lodging was included, guide questions for escorted products, or family questions when children traveled. Separate versions can cover tours, custom itineraries, excursions, and packages.
Ask what happened, which component was involved, whether it remains unresolved, and whether the traveler permits contact. Route service issues separately from suggestions.
Yes. Makeform is unlimited free for generating, editing, publishing, and collecting responses. The paid tier removes the Makeform badge; it is not required to keep using the form.
Yes. Reuse labeled scales and dropdown values for departure, destination, guide, and supplier. Group similar trips and review component trends with written context.
Improve trips.