By this point, you have done the legwork. You have qualified your client -- and built your credibility -- with a masterful initial consultation. You have done deep research on the options available to your clients, and have narrowed down several fabulous options that match their needs, preferences, and desired standard of service. 

How do you ensure all of that research and expertise translates into a language that your clients can understand, so they can choose the best option for their trip (and recognize all of the incredible work that went into it)?

Like so many other questions in travel, the answer is somewhat unsatisfying: it depends. The destination you have selected, the suppliers you are working with, and your own personal value proposition will influence how you decide to present your proposals to clients. Please use the links below to browse sample proposal options, and view our complete guide to proposing like a pro.