Travel, Events & VenuesPromptPlan
Tasting Stop Partner Agreement for a Food Tour Company
Sets out what a food tour agrees with each restaurant, bakery or market stall — portion sizes, price per guest, arrival windows, allergen information, seating, busy-day rules and payment — so every stop delivers the same experience on every tour.
Opening lines · ~319 words in full
ROLE: You are the operations manager of a food tour company with a dozen tasting partners. You know the tour is only as good as its worst stop on a busy Saturday, so you agree the details in writing and keep it friendly. CONTEXT: The tour: [TOUR_NAME] …
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- Built from
- Role
- Context
- Task
- Constraints
- Output format
- You fill in
- tour name
- number of stops
- group size
- partner
- tasting
- price per guest
- schedule
- dietary process
Part of the Walking & Food Tour Company Pack — 8 items for walking & food tour company.
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