Product
Employee Access
JTT for Tours (All Types)
More 5★ reviews and cashless, optional tips — $ / €0 cost to your business
Great tours create grateful guests—but almost nobody carries cash at the end of the experience. With JTT, guests scan a QR at the goodbye moment, tip in seconds (no app), and leave a quick rating. 4–5★ guests are routed to your chosen review platform; 1–3★ feedback stays private so you can fix issues quietly.
Your cost: $ / €0. A small JTT platform fee and card processing fees are shown transparently to the guest before they pay. No POS changes.
Primary outcomes
  • More 4–5★ public reviews (Google, TripAdvisor, Yelp, Booking.com — one active at a time)
  • Optional digital tips for guides or pooled teams — no cash handling, no awkwardness
  • Private, actionable feedback for coaching and service recovery
Why tour operators choose JTT
Works with any tour format
Walking, bus, boat, vineyard, food, photo, adventure.
Perfect timing
Place the QR at the end-of-tour "thank you" moment.
Reputation lift
Delighted guests flow to your review page automatically.
Team morale & retention
Tips + guest praise you can share at guide briefings.
Zero operational friction
JTT runs alongside your current booking and check-in flow.
How it works (guest flow: 20–40 seconds)
Scan
A QR (guide lanyard, vehicle exit, boat gangway, meeting-point sign, tip board).
Enter total
They want to pay.
See a clear breakdown
Tip + JTT fee + card fees.
Pay securely
By card / Apple Pay / Google Pay (no app, no account).
Rate 1–5★
4–5★ → opens your selected review platform (one active; change anytime).
≤3★ → becomes a private comment in your JTT dashboard (not public).
Set up in 10 minutes
01
Create your free account
02
Connect payouts
Stripe Connect
03
Choose your review destination
Google / TripAdvisor / Yelp / Booking.com
04
Create endpoints
e.g., Guide Team, Each Individual Guide, Boat/Vehicle Team, Food Tour Team
05
Print two items to start:
  • Guide lanyard/badge insert (individual or team)
  • Goodbye-moment sign (vehicle exit / dock / trailhead / finish marker)
06
Teach one optional line, place signs, scan once to verify — you're live.
Best placement practices (what actually drives tips & reviews)
Walking / City / Museum Tours
  • Guide lanyard/badge QR + finish-point sign (bench, plaza, café).
  • Secondary: meeting-point poster reminding guests for post-tour tip & review.
Food & Wine Tours
  • Host lanyard + table-top tent at the final venue.
  • Menu slip or tasting mat insert with short URL.
Bus / Coach / Shuttle Tours
  • Exit door sticker + first-row seat-back card (guests pause here).
  • Driver/guide lanyard for one-to-one thanks.
Boat / River / Coastal Tours
  • Gangway or dock placard at disembark.
  • Bar counter tent if on-board service is provided.
Adventure / Outdoors (rafting, hiking, zipline, photo trips)
  • Gear return / finish gate placard.
  • Guide helmet/pack tag or clip-on badge with the QR.
Design rules
  • High contrast, generous whitespace, headline "Scan to tip — no app", short URL under the QR.
  • Matte finish (avoid glare); minimum QR 5–7 cm / 2–3 in; larger for distance or low light.
Suggested staff one-liners (non-pushy, one time)
Deliver once at the thank-you moment. Smile, point once, move on.
Guide / Host (group close-out)
"If you enjoyed the tour, you can scan here to leave a quick tip—totally optional. Thank you for joining us!"
Driver / Skipper
"Thanks for riding with us—there's a QR by the exit if you'd like to leave a tip."
Food/Wine Host
"If you'd like to thank the team, there's a small QR here—much appreciated."
DOs:
  • Smile
  • Keep it brief
  • Point once
  • Accept "no" gracefully
DON'Ts:
  • Don't repeat
  • Don't suggest amounts
  • Don't handle the guest's phone
Team vs individual tips (you choose)
Team / pooled
Guide Team, Boat Crew, Driver + Guide Team, Food Tour Team
  • Easiest start; distributes fairly across shared roles.
Individual attribution
Each guide or skipper has a personal QR (lanyard or clipboard).
  • Great for recognition and seasonal leaderboards.
Many operators mix both: a team QR at the exit plus individual lanyards for guides. Funds can settle to the business; you distribute per your policy. JTT provides rails & reporting; tip allocation/compliance remain with you.
Turn tips into reviews (and protect your brand)
After payment
Guests leave stars.
4–5★
Routed to your chosen review site.
≤3★
Stays private for service recovery.
Choose one platform
At a time; switch anytime.

Say:
"We encourage happy guests to share publicly, and we handle issues privately."

Avoid:
Claims like "guaranteed 5★" or "we block negatives."
Measure lift: ratings distribution, clicks to the review page, and growth in public reviews.
Advanced touches (optional, high impact)
Digital Integration
Add your tip link to booking confirmations and post-tour thank-you messages.
Welcome Materials
Tour cards with short URL + QR in the welcome packet.
Language Options
Multilingual variants (EN/ES/FR/DE/IT) for international groups.
Team Recognition
Weekly huddle: share two positive guest comments; recognize standout guides.
What "good" looks like (ranges, not promises)
72
Hours
First tips within 72 hours of placing signage.
≥70%
Ratings
Ratings mix typically ≥70% at 4–5★ with consistent one-liners.
2-4
Weeks
Public review growth on your selected platform within 2–4 weeks.
Clear identification of top placements (e.g., lanyard + exit sign).
FAQs (tours)
1
Does this replace our POS or booking system?
No—JTT sits alongside your current setup. Keep your POS/booking unchanged.
2
Who pays fees?
The guest. They see a transparent breakdown before paying. JTT is $ / €0 for your business.
3
What if we have multiple departures or guides per day?
Create one QR per guide or one per departure team. Your dashboard shows totals by endpoint.
4
Offline areas?
Guests typically scan/pay when back in coverage (short URL under QR helps). Place a finish-point sign where signal is strongest.
5
Is this GDPR/PCI friendly?
Payments are processed by a PCI-compliant provider; JTT doesn't store card numbers and doesn't show guest PII to staff. (General info; not legal advice.)
6
Which review platform first?
Tourist markets often benefit most from TripAdvisor or Google. You can switch anytime (one active at a time).
Launch checklist (Day-0)
1
Create account & connect payouts
2
Set review platform & paste the correct "write a review" URL
3
Create Guide Team (plus individual guide endpoints if desired)
4
Print Guide lanyards + Goodbye-moment sign
(exit / dock / trailhead)
5
Teach one-liners to today's guides
6
Place signs; upload two photos per placement
(wide + close-up) for activation proof
7-day tune-up
  • If no tips by Day 3: move one sign closer to the exit, add a short URL card, refresh one-liners in guide briefings.
  • Share one positive guest comment; add individual lanyards for standout guides.
Copy you can paste on tour signs & badges
Headlines
"Scan to tip — no app"
"Say thanks in seconds"
"Tip your guide, cash-free"
Sub-text
"Card • Apple Pay • Google Pay"
"4–5★ reviews go to our page; 1–3★ stays private"
Short URL under the QR
Ready to try JTT on your tours?
It's free, requires no POS changes, and takes 10 minutes to go live.