Tour Companies
Tour guests decide on photos, price and convenience. Your page shows each tour with real photos, the length, the meeting point and what's included, with a way to pick a date or ask a question.
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Tours and experiences
Websites for tour companies
Travellers book what they can picture. We build a page with your tours, dates and photos, and a way to book. You see a free draft before you pay.
What your page shows
- Your tours, in photos
- Dates and prices
- A way to book
$0 for your draft
from $99 a year
The short answer
What should a tour company's website show?
Travellers book what they can picture. Whale watching at sunrise, a food walk through the old town, a kayak trip past the sea lions. Your page has to put them there for a second: real photos, a short honest description, how long it takes and what it costs.
Then it answers everything they'd otherwise ask by email. Where do we meet? What do we wear? Is it OK for kids? What if it rains? Visitors are planning on a phone, often in a hotel lobby or on a ferry, so the answers have to be easy to find with one thumb.
Many of your guests found you on a big booking site. Your own page is where the next ones book you directly, and where past guests send their friends.
Visitors from abroad? On the Video Hub, your page can speak their language too, with each language on its own pages.
Professions
Who we build for in tours and experiences
What you get
What a page for tours and experiences can do
Each card says which plan has it. Every plan includes hosting and your QR code.
A full website about you
More pages built for search, a blog and a photo gallery, on your own domain if you like.
Showcase · from $299/yrOnline booking
Clients pick a time online. Each booking comes to you by email.
Showcase · from $299/yrQR campaigns
As many codes as you need for cards, signs and flyers, with scan tracking.
Showcase · from $299/yrVideo tours and walls
Interactive video tours, and video walls on any TV with a web browser.
Hub · from $599/yrBrochures and PDFs
Share brochures and documents, behind a sign-up form if you want the contact.
Hub · from $599/yr
Before we build it
What goes on your tour page
Send us your tour list, your best photos and your prices. Here's what we'll ask about.
Each tour on its own
Name, length, what you'll see, real photos and the price.
When it runs
Season, days and departure times. Private tours on request?
The meeting point
An address, a landmark and a map link. Lost guests are late guests.
What to bring and wear
Shoes, layers, sunscreen, ID. Small things that save a bad day.
Who it suits
Kids, seniors, wheelchairs, fitness level. Honest beats disappointed.
Weather and cancellations
What happens if it rains or the boat can't go out.
Your guides
A photo and a line about each. People remember the guide more than the view.
QR codes on the tour
Where QR codes work for tour companies
Every plan comes with your QR code, ready to print. On the Business Showcase, make one per brochure stand or hotel and see which ones bring bookings.
Brochure racksIn hotel lobbies and visitor centres, one scan to your tours
Your departure pointA sign people walking by can scan for tomorrow's tour
Tickets and receiptsGuests find your other tours and leave a review
Guide cardsHanded out at the end, so they book the next one with you
Where you already are
Your own page, or just the big booking sites?
Booking platforms bring a lot of guests. Here's what they cost you.
Tour booking platforms
Good forGetting found by travellers browsing things to do.
Leaves outThey take a commission on each booking, and you sit next to competitors on the same street.
Review sites
Good forBuilding trust with reviews and rankings.
Leaves outYou don't control the page, and booking links often go somewhere else.
Good forShowing the views and the fun.
Leaves outDates, prices and meeting points get lost in the feed.
Where they all point
Your own page
Every tour, every date, the meeting point and a way to book, under your name. Every brochure, sign and ticket points here.
Plans
Start small, grow when you need to
The Card and the Showcase start with a free draft: we build it, you look, you decide.
Your card, online
Digital Business Card
$99/ year
One page with your buttons, request forms and photos.
A full website about you
Business Showcase
$299/ year
More pages, a blog, a gallery, online booking and QR campaigns.
App, payments, newsletters
Video Hub
$599/ year
Video tours and walls, your own app with push, payments and newsletters.
Before you ask
What tour companies ask us
Can guests book a tour online?
On the Business Showcase, guests can pick a date and time and you get the booking by email. For tours with limited seats and guests bringing friends, events with registration are in the Video Hub.
Can I take payment or a deposit?
Payments and deposits through PayPal are in the Video Hub.
Can I keep using my booking platform?
Yes. Your page can link to it. Many tour companies keep both: the platform for discovery, their own page for direct bookings.
Can my page be in other languages?
Yes, on the Video Hub. Each language gets its own pages, which helps visitors find you in their own searches.
Can I show video of the tour?
On the Business Showcase, a video plays at the top of your home page. The Video Hub adds interactive video tours and a video blog.
Can I put a screen at our ticket booth?
Yes. Video walls on any TV with a web browser are part of the Video Hub: today's departures, weather and photos from this morning's trip.
How much is it?
The Business Showcase is $299 a year and the Video Hub, with payments and languages, $599. The Digital Business Card, at $99, works for a single guide. The Card and the Showcase start with a free draft.
See your page before you pay anything.
Tell us what you do. Your free draft is ready in about 3 days.
- The draft is free
- Up to two rounds of changes
- From $99 a year, only if you say yes