Tourists leave their homes and spend money to expand their horizons. Sometimes expectations and reality don’t meet, and tourists end up disappointed with the experience. Bareboat charters sometimes become more responsibility than the tourist had anticipated. In such instances, supplementary services added on by you could be a mutually beneficial arrangement for both parties.
ISO 22876 establishes the minimum requirements for supplementary charter services and experiences offered by a charter provider. It applies to any individual or organization that offers such additional services.
Note 1: ISO 22876 excludes bareboat that do not have living accommodation, are only hired as accommodation, and are not permitted to leave their mooring/berth.
Note 2: ISO 22876 does not establish the construction requirements for equipment provided.
ISO 22876 on bareboat charter supplementary services is useful for:
Over the last decade, boat charters have become increasingly popular and consequently, the charter business is expanding. Boat charter is a typical cross-border business activity, with the internet making it easy for companies to offer their services to a larger public.
ISO 22876 expands on charter support to enhance the customer experience for bareboat charter and boat charter, including the supply of crew, by covering a range of supplementary services desirable for an enhanced and more complete experience for customers.
ISO 22876 guides you in providing a better service and makes boating holidays more accessible for those with little or no boating experience.
ISO 22876 aims to give charterers the confidence to select a company they can trust to give them an excellent introduction to this type of holiday and provides benefit to those who already sail but want to enjoy their holiday without worrying about the details and are prepared to pay more for a worry-free holiday or additional services.
ISO 22876