What Should a Travel Website Design Include?

If you’re in the process of redesigning your website (or starting from scratch), you might be wondering what makes a good travel website.

What are the features, designs, and must-haves that make a website stand out for your travel company? Naturally, the sheer number of options may overwhelm you. Constant Contact’s travel website builder enables anyone to quickly and easily create their own website. Did we mention it’s completely free to get started? You can create and preview your website before making any financial commitments.

What information should a travel website contain?

The design of a travel website is all about functionality, aesthetics, and user experience. So, from a design and functionality standpoint, there are a plethora of things that you should consider adding to your travel website. Now, this is largely dependent on the type of travel site you intend to build; however, we can speak broadly about some ideas worth considering.

• Integration of Payments
• A mobile-friendly website design
• There are numerous features.
• Customer feedback
• Integration of social media
• Photos with a lot of impacts

What is the best way to create a travel website?

When it comes to creating a travel website and choosing a design that matches, there are several important factors to consider.

Pick the Right Domain Name

The right domain name is one of the most important components of a travel website. A domain name is an address that visitors type into their web browser to access your website.

Create a Travel Website

Once you’ve decided on a domain name, it’s time to get started on the construction. Creating a sleek, aesthetically pleasing website is a breeze with Constant Contact. To get started, take the following steps

• Choose a category for your website.
• Give your website a name.
• Choose a cover image or upload your own.
• Create a travel logo and upload it
• Choose the colors and theme for your website.
• Choose a navigation style and font combination.
• Enter your contact information.

Determine the Type

This is a critical step in the process because it will have an impact on everything from your site’s layout and design to the domain itself. All subsequent decisions will be influenced by this fateful first choice.

Simply put, what do you want your website to be? There are several categories to choose from to help you decide.

Travel blogger – A travel blogger may have a site store, but the blog’s design and content are geared toward storytelling rather than selling. This will place a strong emphasis on photos, visual appeal, and readability.

Travel Booker – While blogs are available on the site, the platform’s store and booking capabilities take precedence. Blogs serve to entice readers to take a trip, which is ideally booked through the site.

The Deal Finder – While you may receive commissions from the businesses you recommend, this type of booker assists their readers in finding incredible deals, whether it’s a cheap flight or a last-minute flash sale on a hotel.

The Tourism Board – Some travel websites will function as a virtual tourism board, where travelers can find information, ideas, and guides about a specific location. Collaborate with other businesses or allow purchases to be made directly through your website.

 

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