Partner visibility
Maintain a living directory of accommodation providers, experiences, restaurants, cultural venues, transport contacts and local operators.
DestinationWorks gives tourism teams a private workspace for local partners, accommodation readiness, visitor experiences, fam-trip planning, trade-event follow-up, campaign evidence and stakeholder reporting.
Works behind the public website. This does not replace public tourism websites or media libraries; it helps teams organise the partner, trade-event and reporting work behind them.
Backstage destination control
It is designed to sit beside existing public websites, media libraries and official event tools, not replace them.
Maintain a living directory of accommodation providers, experiences, restaurants, cultural venues, transport contacts and local operators.
Route trade fairs, regional campaigns and partner programmes into owner, partner, action, deadline and evidence records after the stand or campaign closes.
Plan itineraries, guest notes, partner readiness, press assets and operational checkpoints from one controlled workspace.
Prepare a clean evidence trail showing campaign activity, partner participation, follow-up status and budget-linked deliverables.
Adaptable by region
The current working demo uses Kyushu / Fukuoka as the example. DestinationWorks can also be adapted for national tourism offices, regional boards, island destinations, city tourism teams and trade-promotion bodies.
Regional partner readiness, accommodation records, trade leads and post-event reporting.
Regional tourism routes, cultural assets, fam-trip planning, partner follow-up and campaign evidence.
Accommodation partners, experience providers, media visits, seasonal campaigns and stakeholder reporting.
Playable demo
This working demo uses a Kyushu / Fukuoka WTM Readiness Room as one example destination room. The same structure can be adapted for national tourism offices, regional boards, island destinations, city tourism teams and trade-promotion bodies while keeping partner readiness, trade-event follow-up and reporting visible.
Partner profiles and evidence records are active. Accommodation verification is the main gap.
Filter partners and mark records ready for trade promotion.
Capture meeting intent, assign ownership and protect post-event follow-up.
Build a controlled itinerary using partners that are ready for media, buyers or cultural delegates.
Airport pickup, hotel check-in, harbour walk, destination briefing and evening welcome table.
Morning producer visit, lunch partner, boutique stay inspection, cultural venue walkthrough and local host notes.
Buyer meeting, content capture, partner interviews, evidence upload and next-step matrix.
Turn destination activity into a clean report for internal teams, funders or post-event review.
Awaiting final lead routing and accommodation image verification before report lock.
Designed around the tourism-office cycle
DestinationWorks sits around official event tools rather than replacing them. It gives the tourism office a private place to prepare partners, hold internal notes, coordinate follow-up and evidence the value created by the campaign.
Partner directory, image checks, trade offers, destination story, fam-trip brief and internal responsibilities.
Meeting notes, partner routing, buyer interest, media requests, next steps and urgent gaps.
Follow-up tracker, opportunity summary, stakeholder report, campaign proof and next budget case.
Pilot structure
A focused pilot can be built around one tourism office, one trade event or one regional campaign. The first version does not need complex integrations. It needs the right records, the right views and a clean evidence trail.
Request demo
For a tourism office, destination team or regional partner body, the simplest next step is a short walkthrough. The demo is designed to be understood in around 10 minutes and can be adapted around one real campaign, trade event or partner network.