u/Prestigious-Fun-9680

I've got a client who really wants to do some amazing tours during their trip, but the prices are kinda freaking them out. And i get it, excursions can get expensive. 😬

Ive been trying to figure out how to get them the best value without spending a lot, but im not sure where to find those seasonal promotions or discounts that actually make a difference. Does anyone know how to find deals for activities that wont break the bank?

Im helping a client plan a super luxe trip to the Mediterranean, and they want to do a private yacht rental and a helicopter tour while theyre there. But im struggling to find the best options that actually deliver on these high end experiences. 

I want to make sure the yacht is the real deal, not some overcrowded party boat, and that the helicopter tour offers breathtaking views, not a quick flyover.

Has anyone booked these kinds of experiences in the Mediterranean and do you have any recommendations for companies that provide top notch, VIP experiences without the touristy vibes?

Hey yall, I run a small travel agency and Ive been looking for ways to earn commission on tours and activities, but I dont want to deal with all the logistics of booking and managing them myself. I want to recommend cool experiences to my clients and get paid for it without having to handle the booking process.

Has anyone found any systems or programs that let you focus on recommending and earning without all the backend hassle?

We acquired a smaller company last year. They were on Entra ID + on-prem AD. We're on Okta with Entra for M365. The plan was always to migrate everyone into our tenant by month 4. It's month 8.

Current state:

Acquired employees have their original accounts in the old Entra tenant still active because some line-of-business apps were never migrated and still auth against the old tenant. They also have guest accounts in our Entra for M365 access. And they have Okta accounts provisioned from our HR system for SSO into our SaaS stack. So each of these 200 people has three account objects across two IdPs and one of them is a guest account that keeps expiring and needs manual renewal every 60 days because nobody set up proper B2B policies.

Access reviews are a joke. When auditors ask "who has access to X" and X is in our tenant but the user's identity of record is still the old tenant, I genuinely don't know how to answer that cleanly. The user exists in both. Which one is authoritative? Depends on the app, apparently.

The part that's killing us right now is offboarding. One of the acquired employees resigned last week. We disabled their Okta account. Didn't touch the old tenant. They could still access old-tenant apps for another 4 days until someone noticed.

I know the answer is "finish the migration" but the business keeps deprioritizing the app migrations that are blocking it. So in the meantime, does anyone have a sane way to manage identity across two tenants for users in this limbo state? Specifically looking for how people handle the authoritative source of truth problem and offboarding across both systems simultaneously.