Cruise Planners launches all-inclusives database

With cruising in the U.S. paused and customer demands shifting to land-based vacations, Cruise Planners has launched a new database enabling advisors to easily search for all-inclusive resorts for clients.

The All-Inclusive Resort System is designed to help advisors sell more land travel, Cruise Planners said.

Advisors can use the system to search for all-inclusives by supplier name, destination, amenities, the client’s budget and travel style and more. They can also make use of mobile-friendly Resort Sheets, informative snapshots of a resort and its amenities that can be sent to clients.

“While cruising isn’t an option right now due to voluntary pauses in service, we want to ensure our travel advisors can offer their clients alternative vacation options,” said Michelle Fee, CEO and founder of Cruise Planners. “The pent-up demand fueled by the pandemic is forcing families to change vacations plans, and while our travel advisors have always been able to book land-based vacations, having this new system will provide them better tools to promote and sell them.”