STEP 1
Agree Berth Inventory
We define the cabin bands and off-peak sailings to bring into the model — structured so conversion never undercuts your published fares or your trade partners.
For Cruise Operators
A Cabin That Sails Empty Never Sells Again.
Once a ship leaves port, every unsold cabin on it is revenue you can never recover. BushidoPay converts agreed berth inventory into fixed-value Tokens — protecting your published fares — and turns it into the campaign reach that fills future sailings.
No fare discountingFills future sailingsPer-itinerary CSR
Perishable
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An unsold cabin is worth zero the moment the ship sails — convert agreed berths before departure.
Convert agreed cabin inventory and off-peak sailings into fixed-value Tokens without publishing a discount
Fund high-visibility campaigns that drive bookings on future departures, with no cash outlay
Attribute community contributions by itinerary or home port for CSR and stakeholder reporting
How It Works
STEP 2
Issue Tokens
That inventory becomes fixed-value Tokens on a tamper-resistant ledger, with disciplined issuance controls and a clear audit trail.
STEP 3
Run the Campaigns
Deploy Tokens into billboard and network campaigns that put your itineraries in front of the market — reach you would otherwise buy with cash.
STEP 4
Report by Itinerary
Charitable allocations can be attributed to specific itineraries or home ports, giving you a clean community-impact story for CSR reporting.
Unsold Cabins → Tokens → Campaigns + Port-Community Charity → Bookings & CSR
Real-World Example
An operator converts a defined band of shoulder-season cabin inventory into Tokens, funds a sustained regional campaign ahead of the booking window, and reports contributions attributed to its home-port communities — without discounting a single published fare.
Common Questions
Will this undercut our published fares or our trade partners?
No. The inventory band is structured so conversion never undercuts published fares or trade pricing — it monetises cabins that would otherwise sail empty.
What kind of inventory qualifies?
Typically shoulder-season and off-peak cabin allocations, repositioning sailings, and defined bands of unsold berths — capacity that expires at departure.
Next step
Monetise cabins before they sail empty
Book a consultation and we'll structure a berth band that protects your fares and your trade relationships.