Manage Crew Display
Easily add or remove or just switch specific crew members for each yacht however you see fit, and have any change you make on your LBM visible in just a few clicks.
Present your Crew
Once the Crew members had been added to Address book it only takes a few clicks to assign them to desired yachts and have them presented to Agents.The Crew Brochure is broker friendly and can be sent directly to the clients. This way both agents and clients are informed with all the crew details quickly and easily, avoiding endless correspondence.
Publish Relevant Information
Display any information or any specific skillset that your crew utilize to benefit your client’s yachting experiences, and make them visible to every charter agent on the Portal.
Assign your Crew
Agencies around the globe can now easily check any crew data you display on your crewed yachts. Be sure to upload the data to generate more reservations for your crewed fleet!
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We use Booking Manager every day. I like the possibility of having the access to the system from my mobile phone, so even in the evening when I am with my friends I can check the best offers and create direct options or bookings.
Clients Speak For Themselves
“www.Solesail.com was an idea and a project which brought all of us at SoleMarine Yachting great joy and excitement. We always aim to provide our clients with a supreme service and make their whole sailing experience unique and memorable. Thanks to MMK we were able to overcome all challenges with ease and have a website which fully represent this exact message.”
Clients Speak For Themselves
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