See inside businesses like yours that run with AI employees
On day one I’m sharing my screen. You’ll see how we run Guest Focus with AI and what operators from our August bootcamp have already handed off. Then you map your own week and pick the busywork to hand off first.
What operators from our August bootcamp are doing now
Four calendars, one scheduleAndrea Dominguez at Discovery Pisa built a scheduler that folds four calendars into one, counts heads and assigns guides. Month-end now takes 10 minutes, and she gets about three hours a day back in high season.
Social posts that look like a brandChristian Hoeffel at Vineyard Voyages has AI posting to social media three times a week, and his rosters and waivers move into Xola on their own.
Paper receipts, filedAn aerial park owner drops scanned receipts into a folder. AI splits them into PDFs and files each one by vendor.
The morning check, doneA food tour operator’s AI checks the day’s FareHarbor schedule, guide assignments, dietary needs and waiver signatures every morning.
The reports she could never findA tour owner has Claude pull her FareHarbor reports and turn the raw numbers into trends.
A carpool plan in two minutesA travel club owner gave her AI 33 guests’ flight details and home addresses, and had the carpool plan in two minutes.
You’ll discover
- The biggest mistakes operators make with AI, and how to avoid them
- Why AI gives you generic answers, and how to make it sound like your business
- Which job in your week to hand to AI first