TrailheadTravel & HandoffsHandoff readiness
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Prepare a Travel Handoff

Make the next movement and responsibility explicit, including any final-save CIS change notification, before the guest changes hands.

Track

Handoff readiness

Phase

Guest movement

Starts with

A movement leg is approaching or an assigned guide receives a CIS travel update.

Ends with

Movement responsibility is explicit

You are here

TH-02
  1. TH-01Plan a Movement Leg
  2. TH-02Prepare a Travel Handoff
  3. TH-03Confirm a Travel Handoff

The situation

Make the next movement and responsibility explicit, including any final-save CIS change notification, before the guest changes hands.

What starts it

A movement leg is approaching or an assigned guide receives a CIS travel update.

How it unfolds

OperationsGuide
  1. 1

    Review the movement leg and handoff details

    Operations

    When the final reviewed CIS save changes travel, open What changed. A flight-time alert identifies the flight, previous time, new time, and the airport pickup or transfer that needs coordination.

  2. 2

    Confirm the movement plan with the responsible person

    Operations

    Resolve missing or conflicting details before the guest is in motion.

  3. 3

    The receiving person accepts the handoff

    Guide

    Responsibility changes only when the receiving side has the same confirmed plan.

Who's involved

Operations

Plans the movement and identifies the responsible parties.

Guide

Uses the confirmed handoff details when responsible for receiving or moving guests.

What each person sees

Operations

Movement timing, locations, provider, contact, and handoff responsibility.

Why: coordinate one movement leg

Guide

Only the confirmed details needed to receive or move the guest.

Why: complete the handoff safely

The rule to remember

Travel & Handoffs owns movement legs and responsibility changes; the CIS owns the wider trip promise.