A travel website builder for the pages your team updates every day. Edit your content visually, connect it to a useful enquiry or booking step and check the result on different screens. Explore the example below, then bring one of your own pages to a demonstration.
When the offer changes or inspiration strikes, your website should be ready. Make the changes that matter to your business, with help when you need it.
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Sell more.
Give your destinations, offers and booking tools a clear place on the page, with a useful next step for the customer.
“A short introduction to Madeira holidays. Warm and personal, for customers who like coastal scenery and time to explore.”
02 / AN EXAMPLE FIRST DRAFTMake time for Madeira.
There’s room here for a coastal wander, a day in the mountains and a quiet afternoon of your own. Tell us what you enjoy and we’ll help you shape the trip.
03 / YOUR FINAL SAY
Check the facts and any offer details.
Add your own recommendations.
Read it in your business’s voice.
Illustrative copy, prepared for this page.
Your knowledge, better organised
One good layout. Room for more.
Build a destination or offer layout once, then connect it to a collection of content. Each entry gets a consistent page, with its own words and images.
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Make the layout work.
Choose how the introduction, photos and next steps fit together.
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Add the local detail.
Give each destination its own content, advice and identity.
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Keep it up to date.
Update shared content without hunting through every page that uses it.
Use roles and permissions to decide who can change what. Page comments keep feedback close to the work, and help you review changes before they go live.
No. Everyday page changes use the visual editor, so you can update words, images and layouts without writing code. Custom HTML is there when you need to add something more specific.
Can I preview the travel website on different screens?+
Yes. The University’s screen-size guide documents desktop, tablet and mobile previews. It also explains that previews can differ from a real device. Our recommendation is to check the final enquiry and booking journey on an actual phone, so the test covers the actions your customers need to complete. Source checked 28 October 2026.
Yes. Roles and permissions let you give colleagues access to the work they need to do. We’ll agree the setup for your team and show you how to review changes.
The current pricing page lists the website builder’s AI content and SEO tools on Boost and Ignite. It also lists 20-page, 30-page and 50-page websites on Spark, Boost and Ignite respectively. Confirm the tools and content scope in your proposal. These are published plan inclusions, not a promise of search rankings. Checked 28 October 2026.
Should I replace my website or add booking widgets?+
Start with the website you want to keep and the customer task it needs to support. Our pricing guidance says Spark, Boost and Ignite can also run as booking widgets on an existing website. Compare that option with a full website build, then confirm compatibility, content work and responsibility for the booking journey. Source checked 28 October 2026.
Yes. We’ll work through setup and training with your team, focusing on the changes you’ll make most often. Ongoing support is there when you need a hand.
What should I bring to a website builder demonstration?+
Bring one page you update often, a representative holiday enquiry and your supplier shortlist. Ask to change the words, image and next step, then check the result on a phone. Also agree who reviews and publishes future changes. This is our suggested test because it connects everyday editing with the journey customers actually use.
