Every stop, on time, in order.
Tourline is the board Marta runs her walking days from. Drag the stops into order, the arrival times recalculate themselves, and the group sees a clean day view that never mentions the mess behind it.
The day at a glance
What is leaving, who is carrying it, and where the seats are still empty. Nothing here is decoration.
Run of show
Guide load
Heads per day
Upcoming departures
Standing checks
Six units charged the night before. Channel 4 for the Ribeira route, channel 6 for the coast ride.
Wind over 40 km/h moves the bridge deck stop to the Serra do Pilar cloister.
Casa Verdela holds the tasting bench until 18:55. After that the group splits across two rooms.
Itinerary board
Drag a stop to move it. Arrival times rebuild from the departure time and each stop's duration, so a five minute overrun ripples through the whole afternoon instead of hiding.
New tour
Ribeira Sunset Walk
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Who is actually coming
Parties, not names on a list. The headcount on the board is the sum of these, and it refuses to go past capacity.
Ribeira Sunset Walk
Four places left. The cellar bench seats eighteen, so this one closes at eighteen and not a head more.
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Booked parties
Where the bookings come from
What the group sees
The same data, stripped of the operational noise. Send this the night before and nobody messages you at seven in the morning asking where to stand.