Templates travel

People booking a tour read more carefully than ordinary shoppers. They go through the day-by-day itinerary and check whether the price includes flights, the hotel star rating, and the single-room supplement. If a tour page is missing those lines, they message to ask, and while they wait for a reply they have already opened another company’s site.

So when you look at travel website templates, study the tour detail page more than the homepage. A complete tour page usually has:

• a day-by-day itinerary, with one photo per day;
• what is included and excluded, the cancellation policy, and date-change rules;
• upcoming departure dates and seats still open;
• a book-tour or hold-a-seat button right under the price.

The library has many templates for tour operators, templates for adventure tours and templates for diving and surfing. A company that also sells flights and visas should pick a template with a search bar at the top. A company focused on one route is a better fit for a short template with large photos.

A real example: the website Sen Travel in Vinh City splits domestic and international tours by region, with a search box by price and type, plus a section for regional specialties. That layout comes from customers asking by region rather than by tour name.

123Website takes your tour content, rebuilds it on the template you chose, and makes an English version if you host international guests. Handover is 7 to 15 business days once the materials are complete, from VND 4.99 million (GOLD), see website design price list. Preparing content, registering a domain, choosing features: those steps are in the article travel website design.