Publication is the first signal
Roughly half the programmes we hold publish a daily outline. The other half describe inclusions without attaching them to days, which is not dishonest but is considerably less useful.
A schedule tells you the pace, the amount of unstructured time, and what happens on the first and last days — three things an inclusion list is structurally unable to convey.
What a schedule reveals
- How much of the day is programmed, and how much is not
- Whether arrival and departure days carry any programme at all
- Whether sessions are grouped or spread
- How early the day starts, and whether that is negotiable
- Whether the same thing happens every day