How to Name your Activity and its Highlights
Ensuring that your title and highlights are correct is one of the most crucial steps in preparing your activity. These are the first things a potential customer sees, so they need to be clear, specific, and compelling.
1. Activity Title
Your title has a maximum of 80 characters, so every word counts. A strong title tells customers exactly what they are booking and what makes it special.
What to include:
- The type of activity (e.g., boat tour, catamaran trip, speedboat excursion)
- The location: be specific with from… to (city, island, coastline, or route)
- A key selling point if space allows (e.g., with snorkeling stop or with lunch on board).
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The yeti tip
Read your title as if you were a customer who knows nothing about your activity. Does it tell them what they will do, where, and why it is worth booking?
2. Highlights
Highlights are your activity’s top selling points, displayed prominently on your listing to grab attention. List 3 to 5 highlights that capture what makes your experience stand out and what customers will remember most.
Each highlight should be a short, vivid sentence, not a full paragraph. Think of them as quick bullet points that spark curiosity and excitement.
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The yeti tip
Focus on the moments customers will want to tell their friends about. If a highlight could describe any boat tour from any activity provider, make it more specific to your unique offer.