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Hotel, tour operator and travel agency websites

Travel, Tour and Hotel Website Design Services

Devoq Design builds travel websites that do the selling before a guest ever calls: hotel and resort sites with direct booking engines, tour and activity pages with live availability, travel agency and destination sites that rank for the trips people search. Fast on mobile, designed to WCAG 2.2 AA and connected to the reservation systems you already use.
Travel Website Design

Travel website design that turns destination research into direct bookings

Most travel sites look beautiful and lose bookings quietly. A couple researching a honeymoon on a phone at midnight watch a hero video load before the rate calendar appears, and leave for an OTA that showed a price first; we load availability before imagery. A group organizer on a safari page cannot find the per-person price until the third click, so they email instead of booking; we put price, dates and inclusions on the first screen of every tour page. A guest in a departure lounge tries a date picker that needs two thumbs and a stable connection; we design pickers and checkout for one hand and patchy signal. A marketing manager cannot publish a seasonal offer without a developer, so the offer goes live late; we build templates the team can run. Whether you are a boutique hotel, a safari operator, a cruise brand, a ski resort or a multi-destination travel agency, the site we deliver sells the place and never loses the visitor on the way to payment.
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Our Services

Travel website design services, scoped to the type of business and the systems behind it:
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Hotel and Resort Websites

Property sites with room and rate displays, direct booking engines, special offers and loyalty sign-up designed to win bookings from the OTAs. Room pages compare rates and inclusions side by side, and the booking engine opens with dates already set.

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Tour and Activity Operator Websites

Itinerary pages, departure calendars, group pricing and deposit flows for safaris, cruises, adventure tours, day trips and guided experiences. Day-by-day itineraries, difficulty levels and what is included are shown before the enquiry or deposit step.

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Travel Agency and OTA Websites

Multi-supplier search, filters that match how people actually plan, comparison views and inquiry forms that route to the right consultant. Results stay readable on a phone, with price, duration and cancellation terms visible in every card.

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Destination and Tourism Board Websites

Place guides, seasonal campaigns, event listings and partner directories structured for search engines and for visitors planning on a phone. Content models let a small team keep hundreds of pages current without a redesign.

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Booking Engine and Checkout UX

Date selection, availability, add-ons, guest details and PCI DSS aligned payment redesigned as one continuous path across desktop and mobile. Totals, taxes and policies stay visible from the first result to the confirmation screen.

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Features/Why Choose Us

Date pickers, guest counts and room or seat selection designed for thumbs first, with the rate calendar and price summary visible without scrolling away from the decision. We design each step for one hand and a weak connection, then test it on real phones. Every extra field or hidden total on mobile is a booking that moves to an OTA tab.
Layouts planned around what your PMS, booking engine, channel manager, CRM or GDS connection can expose, so live rates and availability appear where guests expect them. We confirm which data is live and which is cached before drawing a screen, and design honest states for both, so the site never promises a rate the system cannot hold.
Page structures, headings, image handling and schema planned so property, tour and destination pages can compete for the trips people search, in every market you sell to. Our SEO work sits inside the design, not after it: one template per page type, fast image loading, clear internal links between destinations, tours and offers.
Cookie consent and data handling aligned with GDPR and UK GDPR, card pages planned for PCI DSS 4.0.1 tokenization, and every template designed to WCAG 2.2 AA. Image galleries, calendars and maps, the usual failures on travel sites, get keyboard paths and labels from the first wireframe, and the European Accessibility Act is considered for EU-facing sales pages.

Boutique and Chain Hotels

Safari and Adventure Tours

Cruise and Ski Resorts

Travel Agencies and DMOs

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Approach Section

Our Approach to Travel Website Design

Audit and Discovery

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We review your booking funnel, analytics, search rankings and current systems, and interview the teams who sell, host and support guests. Reservation emails and phone enquiries tell us which questions the current site fails to answer.

Information Architecture

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Site structure, page types and booking paths planned around how travelers search by destination, date, budget and group, not around departments. Each page type gets one job and one next step, so a tour page leads to dates, not to a brochure.

Wireframes and Prototypes

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Clickable property, tour and checkout pages tested with real travelers on real phones before any imagery or brand styling is applied. Participants book a set trip, and we note where they look for a price, a policy or a date and cannot find it.

Visual Design

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Photography-led layouts that keep prices, availability and calls to action in view, with accessible color, type and interaction states. Templates are built for responsive web design so the same page works from a kiosk screen to a small phone.

Build Handoff and Launch

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Developer-ready templates, components and content guidance, then post-launch tuning of the funnel as booking and search data arrives. We watch search-to-checkout rates by device and market and fix the steps that leak first.
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Discover Our Case Studies

Explore Compelling Case Studies: Real Solutions, Real Success Stories

Web Design

We crafted a sleek and intuitive website for Firewire, a digital marketing company specializing in SEO and Google Ads, to showcase their expertise and results. Our design highlights their data-driven approach to connecting businesses with their audience.

Increase Customer interaction
87 %
New Customer Acquisition
30 %
Marketing

SaaS Product Design

We created a clean and scalable SaaS experience for Buzops, helping businesses manage operations, automate workflows, and improve customer engagement through a unified platform.

Demo Request Increase
37 %
Platform Interaction Growth
68 %
Customer Acquisition Boost
25 %
SaaS

Web Design

We designed and developed a user-friendly website for Cadre Crew, a company that helps growing businesses scale operations with virtual assistant and project management services. Our goal was to create an intuitive and efficient experience for their users.

Increase Customer Value
25 %
Boost Traffic
20 %
Higher Conversion Rate
15 %
Professional Services

Web Design

We built a modern online platform for Wealth Bridge, a mortgage and loan comparison service. The goal was a credible, easy-to-use experience that makes complex loan information simple. With a focus on clarity, performance and smooth interaction, the site helps borrowers compare home-loan products and choose the right one with confidence.

Higher Lead Generation
50 %
Growth in Page Interaction
78 %
More Returning Visitors
40 %

Web Design

We created a compassionate and accessible digital experience for AngelCare, simplifying care discovery, improving NDIS understanding, and empowering users to access personalized support services with ease.

Care Program Adoption
22 %
Client Interaction Increase
48 %
Satisfaction Score
93 %

Frequently Asked Questions

What is included in travel website design?
Funnel and search audit, site architecture, booking path design, wireframes and prototypes, visual design, a component library, accessibility checks and developer handoff for hotel, resort, tour operator, travel agency, OTA and destination websites, including the booking engine and checkout screens. You also get content guidance for each template, so the people adding tours, rooms and offers know what each page needs to convert, and a record of the payment and consent decisions for your compliance review.
Can you redesign our existing hotel or tour website?
Yes. We audit the current site and booking funnel, identify the pages and steps where visitors leave, and redesign those first while keeping your booking engine, PMS and payment connections. On most hotel sites that means the rate calendar, room pages and checkout; on tour sites it is the itinerary page and the deposit step. The rest of the site follows in phases so bookings never stop, and each phase is measured against the page it replaced.
Will the site connect to our booking engine or PMS?
We design around the booking engine, PMS, channel manager or GDS feed you already use. The layouts show rates, availability and offers where those systems can supply them, so your developers connect existing APIs rather than rebuilding the reservation stack. If your booking engine is a hosted third-party page, we design the handover so dates, guests and promo codes carry across and the visual break is as small as the vendor allows.
How do you handle payments and guest privacy on the site?
Card entry is designed for tokenized, PCI DSS 4.0.1 aligned checkout through your payment provider, so the site never holds raw card data. Cookie consent, inquiry forms and guest profiles follow GDPR and UK GDPR for European visitors and the Australian and New Zealand Privacy Acts where you sell there. Marketing opt-in is a separate, unticked choice, and forms ask only what a quote or booking needs at that step.
Do you design AI features for travel websites?
Yes, where they help. 61% of travel executives are experimenting with or scaling agentic AI (Phocuswright via ITB, Mar 2026). We design trip-planning assistants and recommendation surfaces with visible sources, live pricing and a clear path to a human consultant. On a website the assistant usually helps a visitor narrow dates, destinations and budget, then hands them to the booking engine with those choices already filled in, rather than completing the booking itself.
How much does a travel website design cost?
It depends on the number of page types, the booking paths, languages and markets, and the systems the site must connect to. A single-property hotel site with a hosted booking engine is a smaller scope than a multi-brand resort group or an agency site with live multi-supplier search. After a short discovery call we quote a fixed price for a defined site or a monthly retainer for sites that keep growing with new tours, offers and markets.
How long does a travel website project take?
The main drivers are the number of page templates, whether a booking engine or checkout is redesigned, how many languages and markets launch at once, and whether traveler research and usability testing are included. Integration checks with your PMS or booking engine add time at the start but prevent rework later. We set the schedule in the discovery call and plan the launch around your booking seasons rather than through them.
Will the website rank in search for our destinations and tours?
Page structure, headings, image handling, internal links and schema are planned so each property, tour and destination page can compete for the trips people search. We do not promise rankings; we design the technical and content foundations that make them possible, then use conversion rate optimization after launch so the traffic that arrives turns into bookings. Files, templates and research are yours from the first week.

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