Six in the evening in July.
The operations manager opens the board for tomorrow: eleven departures across the day, each showing places sold against capacity, the assigned guide and the pick-ups.
The nine o'clock kayak departure shows twelve of twelve, with two of the twelve booked by the harbour hotel's concierge through her reseller login an hour ago, so the count is right and nobody is sold a thirteenth place.
The two o'clock food tour shows three of fourteen, below its minimum of four; the board flags it, and the manager decides to run it anyway and clears the flag, or cancels it in one action that messages the three participants with a rebooking link.