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Travel Agency Website

Someone buying a tour wants to see the programme, what is included and the price. A travel agency website sets out the itinerary day by day, lists inclusions and exclusions clearly and collects booking requests.

Fixed prices from $199

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Travel Agency Website

A travel agency website is your own channel for selling tours and services. Platform bookings cost commission; your own site is commission-free and keeps the customer data with you.

Tour Programme Pages

Each tour gets a page: a day-by-day programme, departure points and times, duration, accommodation, transport type, guide arrangements and a gallery. The day-by-day section is the most read part.

Inclusions and Exclusions

Stating clearly what the price does and does not cover is the most critical item in this sector. Museum entries, meals, optional tours and visa fees left unstated turn into complaints and refund requests.

Booking Requests

The form captures dates, number of travellers, room type and contact details. A capacity-tracked booking system with deposits is available as a module.

Categories and Seasonality

Day trips, cultural tours, international tours, holiday specials and school trips are grouped into categories. Separate pages for seasonal campaigns give an advantage during peak search periods.

Licence and Trust

Showing your agency licence number and memberships is recommended. Because tours usually involve a deposit, this information directly affects the decision.

Multiple Languages

If you target international visitors, English comes first, with other languages to match your market. Transfer and city tour pages in particular attract foreign traffic.

Questions about Travel Agency websites

What should a tour page include?
A day-by-day programme, departure points and times, duration, accommodation and transport details, inclusions and exclusions, a gallery and a booking form.
Must we list inclusions and exclusions?
Yes. Museum entries, meals and optional tours left unstated lead to complaints and refund requests.
Can we take online bookings?
The standard build includes a booking request form. A capacity-tracked system with deposits is available as a module.
Can we sell without commission?
Bookings through your own site carry no platform commission and the customer data stays with you.
Should our licence number be on the site?
Yes. Because tours usually involve a deposit, licence and membership details matter for trust.
Can we add tours ourselves?
Yes. Programmes, dates, prices and images are added and updated from the admin panel.
Can we create seasonal campaign pages?
Yes. Separate pages for holiday specials, summer or school trips give an advantage in peak search periods.
Which languages do you recommend?
English first if you target international visitors, with other languages to match your market.
How long does it take?
The 5-page corporate package goes live in 7 business days; a tour-managed, multi-language build takes 10 business days.
How much does it cost?
The price depends on the number of tours, languages and booking module needs. Prices exclude VAT.

Request a quote for your Travel Agency website

The first call is free. If you have a domain or an existing site, send us the link; we reply within 1 business day.