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Sample prompts for the builder
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Audience
Couples and families planning a tailored leisure trip
Format
Multi-step inquiry with budget and preferences
Prompt size
240 chars
Example form structure
Multi-step inquiry with budget and preferences
Where would you like to travel?
Preferred dates and flexibility
Travelers and children's ages
Total trip budget and currency
Lodging, transport, and trip interests
Suggested routing tags
New quote
Dates flexible
Agent follow-up
Ask whether dates are fixed or flexible so agents can compare appropriate options.
Step 1
Qualify
traveler, destination, dates, and budget
Step 2
Research
compare routes, rooms, and experiences
Step 3
Quote
prepare a clear itinerary and price
Step 4
Follow up
answer questions and revise the brief
A better first inquiry
A vague trip message leaves the agent chasing dates, airports, traveler counts, and expectations. A structured request keeps pricing inputs together.
Require dates, destination, departure, party size, and budget before research begins.
Show child ages, room counts, or corporate policy details only when relevant.
Tag requests by destination, trip type, budget, or urgency.
Built for travel sellers
Choose a workflow, then add your destinations, service model, and handoff process.
Capture dates, budget, hotel style, flights, experiences, and the client's vision.
Gather headcounts, room mix, transport, meals, and decision timing.
Offer curated region, season, property, and itinerary choices.
Collect approval, cost center, policy, schedule, and billing contacts.
Quote request workflow
Turn your discovery checklist into a shareable research brief.
Name your trips, clients, regions, and required pricing details.
Add destinations, budget bands, hotel levels, airports, and trip types.
Show group, family, or business questions only when applicable.
Publish or embed the form and connect submissions to follow-up.
Form vs email vs generic template
Compare how each method captures essential pricing inputs.
Field guide
These six sections collect a practical research brief without becoming a booking form.
Client and travelers
Capture the lead contact, communication preference, and party makeup. Ages can affect pricing and room occupancy.
Route and dates
Separate firm requirements from ideas, including any fixed arrival deadline.
Budget
Clarify the range, currency, and whether the budget is total or per traveler.
Travel style
Combine checkboxes for sorting with an open field for the client's vision.
Components
Let clients select the components they want researched.
Requirements and follow-up
Invite planning requirements in the client's words, then set up follow-up.
Related tools
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Open toolFAQ
Practical answers for travel agents replacing incomplete email inquiries with structured trip briefs.
It is an inquiry a client completes before an advisor researches a trip. It gathers destinations, dates, travelers, budget, accommodation, transport, interests, and requirements in one brief. It requests an estimate, not a confirmed booking.
Include contact details, destinations, departure city, dates and flexibility, traveler counts and ages, budget and currency, flights, lodging, transport, activities, requirements, deadline, and follow-up method. Require only what the agent needs to begin research.
Offer ranges and an optional amount. Label the currency, ask whether it is total or per traveler, and state what it covers. Ask what the client would change if options exceed the target.
Yes. Conditional logic can reveal children's ages, group room counts, or business approval fields only when relevant. The initial form stays shorter while the brief retains trip-specific details.
An initial quote generally needs passport status, not passport numbers, images, or payment card details. Request sensitive booking information later only when needed.
Yes. Makeform supports unlimited free forms and responses, so you can generate, edit, publish, and use the request form without a response cap. The paid tier removes the Makeform badge.
The quote request captures preferences, budget, and flexibility for research. A booking form comes after the client selects an itinerary and collects confirmed traveler and reservation details.
Confirm receipt and response timing, route the request, and check for missing essentials. Then clarify uncertainties, research options, and prepare a quote that identifies inclusions, exclusions, and availability.
Turn trip ideas into workable briefs.
