Tours

    Digital
    Tour Waiver

    Attach a waiver to every booking, collect signatures before departure, and give your guide a live manifest that works with no signal.

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    Why your tour waiver belongs online

    A tour waiver only protects you if it is signed before the guest steps onto the boat, bus or trail. Collecting them at the meeting point guarantees the opposite: a scrum of paperwork exactly when you should be counting heads and briefing safety.

    Waiver Hog attaches the waiver to the booking itself. The confirmation email carries the link, reminders chase anyone who hasn't signed, and your guide opens a manifest on their phone that shows a green tick beside every covered guest.

    What to include in a tour waiver

    • Description of the specific tour, route and duration being covered
    • Assumption of risk for terrain, weather, wildlife and transport
    • Participant fitness, medical conditions and medication disclosure
    • Agreement to follow guide instructions and safety briefings
    • Emergency contact details and next-of-kin
    • Cancellation, weather and image-use terms

    This is a practical checklist, not legal advice. Have your final wording reviewed by an attorney or your insurer before you go live.

    Built for the way a tour waiver actually gets signed

    Attached To The Booking

    Every reservation generates its own waiver link, so signatures are matched to the right departure automatically.

    Offline Guide Manifest

    Guides load the signed list before leaving signal and check guests off from anywhere on the route.

    Group Bookings

    One lead traveller shares the link with their party and each adult signs individually, all grouped under one booking.

    Multi-Language Forms

    Serve international guests the waiver in their own language while you keep one consistent legal record.

    Insurer-Ready Records

    Signed PDFs with timestamp and IP address, exportable in bulk whenever your underwriter asks.

    Signs In 60 Seconds

    A mobile-first form guests finish in the airport taxi, not a desktop PDF nobody can open on holiday.

    tour waiver questions, answered

    When should a tour waiver be signed?

    Ideally at booking, and at the latest before the safety briefing. Sending the link with the confirmation email is the single biggest lever on completion rates.

    What if a guest has no phone signal at the meeting point?

    Kiosk mode on a guide's tablet keeps collecting signatures offline and syncs them once the device is back in coverage.

    Do we need a separate waiver for each tour we run?

    You can run one master waiver with tour-specific clauses that switch on based on the booked product, rather than maintaining a dozen separate documents.

    Can we connect this to our booking system?

    Yes. Waiver Hog integrates with the major tour booking platforms so waivers fire automatically when a reservation is created.

    Put your tour waiver on autopilot

    Start a free 7-day trial. Build your form, send the link, and stop chasing paper.