A plan you can start
An agreed local opportunity, the businesses taking part, partner commitments, and how purchases will be confirmed.
A 90-day local tourism programme
Help local businesses earn more from the visitors already here.
Tourism Room helps cities and tourism associations run a focused 90-day programme. It connects local businesses with hotel, tour, and event partners.
Track completed purchases and business receipts. Then use the evidence to decide what to continue, change, or stop.
One district. Existing booking channels. No Tourism Room commission on bookings.
Developed with civic leaders from a network of cities around the world.
What your sponsor receives
A 90-day programme, then evidence for the next funding decision.
Offers in existing guest channels
Bookable local offers introduced through a hotel, tour, or event partner. Guests book in the channel the business already uses.
A report leaders can use
Completed purchases, refunds, business receipts, evidence limits, and a recommendation for the next 90 days.
Tourism Room designs the programme with you, runs the working sessions, and writes the report. Your team authorises the businesses and the partner.
90days
1district
Keepexisting booking channels
NoTourism Room commission
Example · Lantana City
What a 90-day review can show
20 businesses. A hotel partner and a tour partner. Completed purchases reconciled. Decision: Continue.
- Participation
- 20 businesses
- Completed purchases
- Reconciled in this example
- Refunds
- Recorded
- Net receipts
- After fees and refunds
- Delivery effort
- Tracked
- Added local income
- Not assumed
Lantana City
Local benefit programme
| Item | Status | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Market district | 20 businesses | Offers confirmed |
| Hotel partner | In | Uses its own booking channel |
| Tour partner | In | Uses its own booking channel |
| Measure A | Confirmed | Spending at participating businesses |
| Measure B | After fees and refunds | What operators received |
| Measure C | Unknown | Evidence missing. Not a low score. |
| Measure D | Not assumed | A purchase alone does not prove added benefit |
| Few businesses | Inside agreed limit | No small group took most of the money |
| Resident halt | Not used | A named person can halt at any time |
Main decision
Can Lantana add one more local experience in its market district, and show who benefited?
DecisionContinue
Next step
Continue the One More Local Experience programme.
Halt not used this period
The local benefit question
Visitors are already here. Some local businesses still miss them.
Arrivals show how many people came. They do not show who received the money. Two visitors can spend the same amount and leave very different income in your city.
Tourism Room connects bookable local offers to a hotel, tour, or event partner, then gives you evidence for the next funding decision.
A local spa delivering the offer · local benefit at the point of delivery
How it works
Find. Connect. Measure.
Help local businesses reach visitors who are already here. Then show your leaders what happened.
01 · Find
Find where local businesses miss visitor spending.
See which businesses could serve guests who are already in the city, and where evidence is missing.
02 · Connect
Connect those businesses to visitors.
A hotel, tour, or event partner offers a suitable local experience to its guests. The guest books in the channel the business already uses.
03 · Measure
Measure what changed.
Count completed purchases, refunds, receipts, and the work needed to deliver. A purchase is not proof of extra local income.
Who does the work
Your team does not have to build this alone. You keep the decision.
Tourism Room takes design, sessions, the record, and the report. Your team authorises the partners and owns the decision at day 90.
Design, sessions, record, report
We design the 90 days with you. We run the working sessions. We keep one record. We write the report your leaders can use.
Authorise and own the decision
You name who can take part. You authorise the businesses and the hotel, tour, or event partner. You own the decision at day 90.
One bookable offer, their own channel
Each business brings one offer guests can book. They keep their booking channel and their results. Tourism Room takes no commission.
A better local answer for guests
Staff recommend suitable local offers and confirm purchases on the channel they already use. If the partner is a hotel, name the person who talks to guests, and the outlet that could lose the same spend.
The 90-day local benefit programme
One district. Partners who can reach guests. A review your leaders can use.
Lantana City shows how a round can run. The checks exist so you can say what is known, what is not, and whether to fund the next 90 days.
1. Name the opportunity
Where can one more local experience reach visitors who are already here?
You need spare capacity, an offer guests can book, a price, and a partner who can offer it to guests. Unknown facts stay unknown. They are not scored as low.
Lantana City
Market district
20 businesses · offers confirmed
Owner named before Day 0
2. Bring partners in
A hotel or tour partner offers the experience on the channel it already uses.
Each business keeps its booking channel. Tourism Room takes no commission. Individual results are not published or ranked. Operators own their results.
Lantana City
Business offer
→Partner offers it to guests
→Guest books in the operator's channel
3. Measure results
Show purchases and receipts. Do not claim extra income without evidence.
These four measures answer different questions. They are never added together. Missing evidence is not a low score.
Lantana City
ASpending at participating businessesWhat visitors paid to the businesses taking part
BNet operator receiptsWhat operators received after fees and refunds
CEstimated local incomeMoney that stays with local people and firms. Only where evidence exists.
DAdditional benefitBenefit caused by the programme. Never assumed from a purchase.
4. Decide together
Continue, change, or stop.
The 90-day report is for the next funding decision. It shows which activity to support, which businesses received money, and what is still unknown. Results from businesses that chose to take part are not a citywide claim.
Lantana City
Halt
A named person can halt a recommendation even when money goes up.
- Owner named before the programme starts
- Same four measures reviewed at 90 days
- Halt can be used even if receipts rise
The programme repeats
Name the opportunity → Bring partners in → Measure results → Decide together ↺
The programme runs in rounds of 90 days. Continue starts the next round at Day 0. Change means a smaller, clearer round. Halt is a named person, marked in peach.
Completed purchases checked. No small group of businesses took most of the money. Halt not used.
Safeguards
Local income is the question. Visitor, resident, planetary, and future value can stop it.
These rules exist so you can show leadership what is known, what is not, and whether to fund the next 90 days. They are not a score, a ranking, a badge, or a certification. Read the methodology.
Visitor value
Do visitors get a worthwhile, accessible, and dependable experience?
Resident value
How does this affect everyday life, shared spaces, and what residents care about?
Planetary value
What happens to nature, resources, and climate?
Future value
What skills, culture, and knowledge does this leave for later years?
Evidence
You can see where every figure comes from.
Your city's question comes first. The evidence follows it. Sources include public and official data, evidence your city authorises, review by specialists, and a kept record of each decision.
We design the programme with you and your partners. We use public evidence. We run working sessions. You receive a report your leaders can use.
Confirmed offers, booking confirmations, refunds, and facts on wages, ownership, and local suppliers. Operators own their results.
City file uploads, licensed data feeds, and machine access are still in development.
Make every visit worth more to your community.
A first conversation needs a city or association and a district you may want to discuss. At 90 days, you get a report your leaders can use.
Discuss a 90-day programme →