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The video above walks through how to manage Cruise/Tour combinations from start to finish and is summarized below.

How to Handle Cruise Tour Combinations: A Summary courtesy of AI reviewing the transcript.

- David addresses a common query on how to approach building out cruise tour combinations, especially during the proposal phase.
- Uses a 12-day connoisseur escorted from Princess as an example.

- Open the desired website for the cruise (e.g., Princess) and Tern.
- Create a new trip, naming it appropriately (e.g., Connoisseur Alaska Tour).
- Input the trip's start and end dates. Make sure these dates are inclusive of both the cruise and the land portion.

Adding the Cruise to the Itinerary:

- Navigate to the itinerary section.
- Drag in the cruise library item which lists all cruises happening within the chosen date range.
- Filter the cruises by date and cruise provider (e.g., Princess Cruise).
- Identify the correct cruise (e.g., Vancouver to Anchorage ending on the 29th) and add it to the itinerary.

- Start by looking at the description of what's planned after the cruise.
- For instance, if there's a rail journey to a destination (e.g., Denali), add that to the itinerary.
- Enhance the itinerary item with relevant photos and descriptions as desired.

- Identify where the travelers will be staying after the cruise (e.g., Princess Wilderness Lodge).
- Drag the lodging details into the itinerary.
- Ensure that the check-in and check-out dates are correctly specified.
- Repeat the above steps for other lodging options during the trip (e.g., Mount McKinley Wilderness Lodge, Hotel Captain Cook in Anchorage).
- Use the media option to add photos and other media to each lodging item if available.

- Navigate back to the board view to rearrange and ensure the order of events is correct.
- Add specific times if desired for better sorting.
- Toggle over to the full itinerary to view details about each segment of the trip, from the cruise to the land journey and the lodging.
- Optionally, enhance the itinerary with more media and detailed descriptions.

- David suggests that while they are looking at ways to automate some of these itineraries in the long term, the current method serves as an effective short to medium-term solution.
- Encourages feedback and hopes viewers find the tutorial helpful.

1. Introduction:
 - David addresses a common query on how to approach building out cruise tour combinations, especially during the proposal phase.
 - Uses a 12-day connoisseur escorted from Princess as an example.
2. Creating a New Trip:
 - Open the desired website for the cruise (e.g., Princess) and Tern.
 - Create a new trip, naming it appropriately (e.g., Connoisseur Alaska Tour).
 - Input the trip's start and end dates. Make sure these dates are inclusive of both the cruise and the land portion.
3. Adding the Cruise to the Itinerary:
 - Navigate to the itinerary section.
 - Drag in the cruise library item which lists all cruises happening within the chosen date range.
 - Filter the cruises by date and cruise provider (e.g., Princess Cruise).
 - Identify the correct cruise (e.g., Vancouver to Anchorage ending on the 29th) and add it to the itinerary.
4. Adding the Land Portion:
 - Start by looking at the description of what's planned after the cruise.
 - For instance, if there's a rail journey to a destination (e.g., Denali), add that to the itinerary.
 - Enhance the itinerary item with relevant photos and descriptions as desired.
5. Incorporating Lodging Details:
 - Identify where the travelers will be staying after the cruise (e.g., Princess Wilderness Lodge).
 - Drag the lodging details into the itinerary.
 - Ensure that the check-in and check-out dates are correctly specified.
 - Repeat the above steps for other lodging options during the trip (e.g., Mount McKinley Wilderness Lodge, Hotel Captain Cook in Anchorage).
 - Use the media option to add photos and other media to each lodging item if available.
6. Final Review and Adjustments:
 - Navigate back to the board view to rearrange and ensure the order of events is correct.
 - Add specific times if desired for better sorting.
 - Toggle over to the full itinerary to view details about each segment of the trip, from the cruise to the land journey and the lodging.
 - Optionally, enhance the itinerary with more media and detailed descriptions.
7. Closing Thoughts:
 - David suggests that while they are looking at ways to automate some of these itineraries in the long term, the current method serves as an effective short to medium-term solution.
 - Encourages feedback and hopes viewers find the tutorial helpful.

A walk through outlining how to build out cruise tour itineraries in Tern using a Princess Alaska Cruise Tour as an example.