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Version 20260807T100825Z · August 7, 2026

Safer Tour Editing and Portal Updates

Trip content and itinerary editing are safer and clearer, while flight planning, traveler wording, and monitoring are more reliable.

Trip Content

  • Operators can format trip and day descriptions with headings, lists, links, and other supported rich-text controls while unsafe markup is removed before display.
  • Rich descriptions render consistently in Ops Center previews and Client Portal layouts.
  • External rich-text links receive safer attributes, and malformed or unsafe links are reduced to readable text.

Trip Days and Accommodation

  • Operators can move days with clear edge controls, insert a day at any position, and delete days directly from the Segments editor.
  • Every deletion confirmation explains whether an accommodation stay will move to the next itinerary day, be shortened, or be removed with its only night.
  • Day dates, numbers, segments, and accommodation anchors remain aligned after move, insert, and delete operations.
  • The trip-length field directs operators to the Segments editor so accommodation consequences are reviewed before shortening a trip.

Flight Planning

  • Flight verification is optional during guided trip creation. A flight code can be saved as unverified and completed or verified later.
  • Available unverified flight details remain visible with clear warning styling instead of being discarded or presented as confirmed.

Client Portal

  • Traveler-facing optional purchases are labeled “Upgrades” instead of “Extras” across booking, pricing, and trip surfaces in every supported language.
  • Arabic portal copy has been repaired and now renders as valid right-to-left text without damaged labels or English payment fallbacks.

Monitoring Reliability

  • Monitoring processes only records that are due and claims them safely before queueing, reducing unnecessary work and duplicate processing.
  • Legacy monitoring records can be prepared through an explicit administrator maintenance operation that defaults to a dry run.