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Google Things to do Setup Checklist

Last updated on November 27, 2023
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  • Optimize your Google Business Profile & prepare your Dashboard for bookings.
  • Sell up to 10 tours on TTD.
  • FareHarbor will enable your TTD integration.
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If you’re considering setting up Google Things to do, it’s natural to worry about a complicated process. However, the FareHarbor Connectivity Team is here to help set up and manage the integration for you. 

Google Things to Do allows your customers the option to book directly from the search engine results page with the bookings flowing seamlessly into your Dashboard. Don’t hesitate to take advantage of this opportunity to boost bookings.

Follow the steps in this checklist below to set up Google Things to do and start capturing more last-minute and in-destination bookings for your tours!

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    Get Your Google Business Profile Ready

  • Your Google Business Profile gives customers the essential information they need to make a booking with your business.
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    Update Your FareHarbor Dashboard

  • For a seamless experience, ensure your FareHarbor Dashboard is optimized to take bookings.
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    Choose Which Items to Sell on Google Things to do

  • Think about which activities would perform best on the search engine results page.
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    Connect With Us

  • The FareHarbor Connectivity Team will set up and manage your Google Things to do Integration.

Google’s definition of a point of interest is a business or similar entity that has a specific location, a name, and is open to the public. POIs are deemed eligible by Google and are typically attractions, cultural sites or other popular locations to visit. If you’ve listed an eligible point of interest, we will enable your tours on that Google Business Profile as well.

From there, the team will enable your integration and let you know once it is all set up! 

If you get stuck on any of these steps, feel free to reach out to the API Connectivity Team for help. Want to take a deeper dive into the specifics of API connectivity? Check out our guide, API Connectivity 201: Expert Advice on Getting Connected with OTAs.

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