How to Sell Travel Experiences and Packages Online in 2026

By Rafirit Station Editorial Team · Updated 2026 · ⏱ 22 min read

Did you know that the global online travel booking market is projected to reach $1.2 trillion by 2026, with independent and local experiences growing at 18% annually? According to Statista, small tour operators who sell directly online see profit margins 30% higher than those relying on OTAs. If you’re a Dhaka-based travel entrepreneur, you have a unique advantage: Bangladesh‘s rich cultural heritage, natural beauty, and competitive pricing make it a hotspot for global travelers.

Why does this matter right now? In 2025-2026, travelers are shifting from mass tourism to authentic, curated experiences. They want to book directly with local providers—but only if those providers have a polished online presence. Meanwhile, travel algorithms on Google and social media are favoring local businesses with fast-loading, mobile-optimized websites that offer secure booking. Those who adapt are seeing booking volume increases of 150% or more.

The cost of inaction is real. A Dhaka-based tour operator ignoring online sales loses an estimated ৳500,000–৳2,000,000 per year in missed bookings. Worse, competitors who have invested in a proper booking engine and SEO are capturing those customers. Without a digital strategy, you’re invisible to the 70% of travelers who research trips on their phones.

By reading this guide, you will learn exactly how to set up your online travel store, optimize it for search engines and conversions, use paid ads profitably, and build a brand that travelers trust. We’ll give you specific numbers, templates, and a phase-by-phase roadmap. Let’s start.

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Phase 1: Foundation – Choose Your Niche and Build Your Booking Website

Before you write a single line of code, you need a clear niche. In 2026, generic travel packages don’t sell. Specific experiences do. For Dhaka-based sellers, consider niches like ‘Sundarbans eco-cruises’, ‘Sylhet tea garden homestays’, or ‘Dhaka street food walking tours’. We’ll help you validate demand and build a site that converts.

Tactic 1.1: Validate Your Niche with Real Data

Why this works: Many travel businesses fail because they build a product nobody searches for. Using keyword research tools, you can see exactly what travelers are typing into Google and how many searches each term gets. This ensures you pick a niche with proven demand.

Exactly how to do it:

1. Use Google Keyword Planner or Ahrefs Keywords Explorer to search for terms like ‘Bangladesh tour packages’, ‘Sundarbans tour’, ‘Dhaka city tour’.
2. Focus on keywords with 200-1,000 monthly searches and low competition.
3. Check average cost-per-click (CPC) – a high CPC means advertisers have proven conversion value.
4. Search the same terms on Google and analyze the top 10 results. Are they OTAs, blogs, or local operators? If blogs dominate, you have a chance to rank.
5. Look at social media discussions – Facebook groups like ‘Travel Bangladesh’ or Instagram hashtags like #ExploreBangladesh to see what experiences people rave about.
6. Run a simple survey on your personal network: ‘If I offered a curated tour of Old Dhaka with a food tasting, would you book it?’
7. Set up a landing page with a ‘coming soon’ form and drive 100 clicks via Facebook ads. A 5%+ sign-up rate validates demand.

Pro template: ‘We are planning a [niche] tour. Which duration interests you most? (a) 1-day, (b) 2-day/1-night, (c) 3-day/2-night. Enter email to get early-bird pricing.’

📊 Expected results: Within 2 weeks you should know if your niche has at least 10 monthly searches and a 20%+ engagement rate. If not, pivot.

Tactic 1.2: Choose the Right Platform

Why this works: The platform you choose determines your costs, flexibility, and scalability. For travel experiences, you need a booking engine that handles availability, payments, and confirmations automatically.

Exactly how to do it:

1. If you want simplicity, use a dedicated travel platform: Viator (free listing, 25% commission), GetYourGuide, or Peek.com (starting $30/month).
2. If you want full control, use Shopify with the BookThatApp or WooCommerce with the WooCommerce Bookings plugin ($99-$199 one-time).
3. Ensure the platform supports Bangladeshi payment gateways: bKash, Nagad, Rocket, and DBBL mobile banking.
4. Choose a mobile-responsive theme – 70% of travel bookings happen on phones.
5. Set up automatic confirmation emails with a calendar link for the traveler.
6. Install a live chat plugin (Tidio, Crisp) to answer pre-booking questions.
7. Test the entire booking flow on a mobile device: from search to confirmation under 3 minutes.

Pro script: ‘Thank you for your booking! Your tour is confirmed for [date]. You’ll receive a detailed itinerary 48 hours before departure. For questions, reply to this email.’

📊 Expected results: A properly set-up platform can reduce booking time by 40% and increase conversion rate by 15% within the first month.

Tactic 1.3: Optimize Your Product Pages for Conversion

Why this works: Your product page is your salesperson. It must answer every question a traveler has – price, duration, what’s included, cancellation policy – before they leave.

Exactly how to do it:

1. Write a headline that includes the destination and the experience benefit: ‘Sundarbans Eco-Cruise: Spot Wild Tigers & Mangrove Forests’ instead of ‘Sundarbans Tour’.
2. Include high-resolution images (minimum 1500px width) and a 30-second video showcasing the experience.
3. Use bullet points to list inclusions, exclusions, meeting point, and what to bring.
4. Add a clear call-to-action button: ‘Book Now – Only ৳3,500/person’ with a contrasting orange color.
5. Display social proof: trust badges (secure checkout, money-back guarantee), Google Reviews widget, and number of bookings.
6. Include a short FAQ section on the page (4-5 questions) to handle objections.
7. Add a ‘Why Choose Us’ block with key differentiators: ‘Local English-speaking guide’, ‘Free pick-up from your hotel in Gulshan’, ’24-hour cancellation refund’.

Pro template: ‘✅ What’s included: Guide, all entrance fees, boat ride, lunch, bottled water. ❌ Not included: Tips, personal expenses.’

📊 Expected results: Well-optimized product pages achieve a 5-8% conversion rate, compared to 1-2% for poorly designed ones.

Phase 2: Optimization – SEO, Mobile Speed, and Trust Signals

Now that your site is live, you need to attract organic traffic. SEO is the most cost-effective way to get long-term bookings. For Dhaka-based travel sites, local SEO is crucial: ranking for ‘Dhaka city tour’, ‘Sundarbans package from Bangladesh’, etc. We’ll also ensure your site loads fast and builds trust.

Tactic 2.1: On-Page SEO for Experience Pages

Why this works: Each experience page is a landing page. Optimizing it for a specific keyword helps Google understand relevance and rank you higher.

Exactly how to do it:

1. Conduct keyword research for each experience: use ‘best [experience] in [location]’ format (e.g., ‘best sunset cruise in Dhaka’).
2. Use the keyword in the page title, meta description, H1, and first paragraph.
3. Include LSI keywords like ‘affordable’, ‘group’, ‘private’, ‘with lunch’, ‘pickup included’.
4. Add alt text to images with keyword + location (e.g., ‘Sundarbans tiger spotting tour boat’).
5. Create a slug that is short and keyword-rich: /sundarbans-eco-cruise.
6. Add structured data (FAQ schema, product schema) using a plugin or manual JSON-LD.
7. Internally link between related experiences: ‘Also try our Old Dhaka food tour’.

Pro script: ‘Looking for an authentic Dhaka experience? Our Old Dhaka walking tour covers 500 years of history in just 3 hours. Click here to see what past travelers say.’

📊 Expected results: Within 3-4 months, each optimized page can rank in the top 5 for its target keyword, driving 50-200 monthly visitors per page.

Tactic 2.2: Speed Up Your Site for Mobile

Why this works: Google uses page speed as a ranking factor. More importantly, 53% of mobile users abandon a site that takes longer than 3 seconds to load. For travel sites, speed directly impacts bookings.

Exactly how to do it:

1. Test your site on Google PageSpeed Insights – aim for 90+ on mobile.
2. Compress all images to under 200KB using tools like TinyPNG or ShortPixel.
3. Enable lazy loading for images below the fold.
4. Use a content delivery network (CDN) like Cloudflare to serve assets from servers close to your users (e.g., Singapore for Dhaka visitors).
5. Minify CSS, JavaScript, and HTML using a plugin (W3 Total Cache, Autoptimize).
6. Reduce server response time: choose a fast hosting provider – we recommend SiteGround or a local Bangladesh hosting like HostBangla.
7. Remove unused plugins and scripts that slow down your site.

Pro tip: For mobile, keep your booking flow in a single page – avoid redirects. Each redirect adds at least 200ms.

📊 Expected results: A 1-second improvement in page load time can increase mobile conversions by 20%. Expect your bounce rate to drop from 60% to 40%.

Tactic 2.3: Build Trust with Reviews and Security

Why this works: Travelers are risk-averse. They need to trust you before they hand over their credit card or pay via bKash. Social proof and visible security features are essential.

Exactly how to do it:

1. Set up a Google Reviews profile for your business and encourage every customer to leave a review. Display the review widget on your homepage.
2. Collect testimonials with photos and names (with permission) and create a dedicated ‘Testimonials’ page.
3. Display trust badges: SSL certificate (padlock), ‘100% Secure Checkout’, ‘Money-Back Guarantee’, and local associations (e.g., Bangladesh Tour Operators Association).
4. Include a physical address and phone number on your site – preferably in Gulshan or Banani (Dhaka commercial hubs) to appear legitimate.
5. Add a ‘Verified by bKash’ or ‘Secured by SSL’ badge near the payment button.
6. Respond to all reviews – both positive and negative – within 48 hours.
7. Use a platform like Trustpilot or Sitejabber to collect third-party reviews.

Pro template for review request: ‘Hi [Name], we’re thrilled you enjoyed the tour! Could you take 2 minutes to leave a review on Google? Your feedback helps other travelers. Here’s the link: [link]’

📊 Expected results: Sites with a review score of 4.5+ experience a 30% higher conversion rate. Adding trust badges can increase form completions by 42%.

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Phase 3: Promotion – Google Ads, Meta Ads, and Social Proof

Organic traffic takes time, but paid ads can bring immediate bookings. For travel experiences, the key is targeting intent-based keywords on Google and interest-based audiences on Facebook/Instagram. We’ll show you how to create high-converting campaigns that generate bookings at a cost per acquisition (CPA) of ৳500-1,200.

Tactic 3.1: Google Ads for High-Intent Travelers

Why this works: People searching for ‘book Sundarbans tour’ are ready to buy. Google Ads puts you in front of them instantly. The average travel ad click-through rate is 3.5%, but with proper optimization, you can reach 6%.

Exactly how to do it:

1. Start with a Search campaign targeting exact-match keywords: ‘Sundarbans tour package 2026’, ‘Dhaka day tour’, ‘Bangladesh travel experiences’.
2. Use broad match modifier with a negative keyword list to avoid irrelevant clicks (e.g., ‘free’, ‘jobs’, ‘visa’).
3. Create ad groups per experience – each with 3-4 ad variations testing different headlines and descriptions.
4. Use ad extensions: sitelinks (other tours), callouts (free pickup, instant confirmation), and structured snippets (types: ‘Eco Tours, Cultural Tours, Adventure’).
5. Set a daily budget of ৳500-1,000 per ad group and bid for the ‘Target CPA’ strategy starting at ৳500.
6. Track conversions using Google Ads conversion tracking: set up a ‘Thank You’ page after booking as the conversion action.
7. Monitor search terms report weekly to add new negatives and discover new keyword opportunities.

Pro ad copy example: Headline 1: ‘Sundarbans Tour 2026’ Headline 2: ‘From ৳3,500/Person’ Description: ‘Eco-friendly cruise with meals. Free hotel pickup. Book now & pay 50% deposit.’

📊 Expected results: Within 2 weeks, a well-run campaign can achieve a 5:1 return on ad spend (ROAS). Average CPA for travel ads is about ৳600.

Tactic 3.2: Meta Ads for Inspirational Travelers

Why this works: Many travelers don’t know exactly what they want – they browse social media for inspiration. Facebook and Instagram ads can create demand with stunning visuals. Tour companies see a 4-6% conversion rate from Facebook traffic.

Exactly how to do it:

1. Create a Facebook Page and Instagram Business profile with consistent branding and your booking link.
2. Target audiences: interests in ‘Travel’, ‘Bangladesh’, ‘Adventure Travel’, ‘UNESCO World Heritage’, and lookalikes of past customers.
3. Run a ‘Traffic’ campaign with the destination set to your most popular experience page.
4. Use high-quality video or carousel ads showcasing the experience – keep videos under 15 seconds.
5. Add a clear call-to-action button: ‘Book Now’ or ‘Learn More’.
6. Set up the Facebook Pixel to track bookings and create retargeting audiences for people who visited but didn’t book.
7. Test 3-4 ad sets with different creative and copy – after 1 week, pause the worst performer and allocate budget to the winner.

Pro ad copy example: ‘Imagine cruising through the Sundarbans at sunset. This is your moment. Book your eco-cruise now with 50% deposit. Link in bio.’

📊 Expected results: A ৳5,000 monthly budget can generate 15-25 bookings per month with a CPA of ৳200-400, depending on audience.

Tactic 3.3: Use Social Proof and Influencers

Why this works: Travelers trust peer recommendations more than ads. A single Instagram post from a micro-influencer can drive hundreds of bookings. In Bangladesh, influencers with 10k-50k followers have high engagement rates (5-8%).

Exactly how to do it:

1. Identify Bangladeshi travel influencers in Dhaka, Sylhet, or Cox’s Bazar using hashtags like #TravelBangladesh and Instagram search.
2. Offer them a complimentary tour in exchange for a post and a story take over. Budget: ৳2,000-5,000 per influencer plus free tour.
3. Provide a unique discount code for their followers (e.g., ‘EXPLORE10’ for 10% off) so you can track conversions.
4. Create shareable content: ask customers to tag your account and use a branded hashtag (e.g., #DiscoverBangladeshWith[YourName]).
5. Encourage user-generated content (UGC) by running a monthly photo contest with a free tour as prize.
6. Feature UGC on your website and social channels with credit to increase authenticity.
7. Send personalized follow-up emails to customers who posted, thanking them and asking for permission to repost.

Pro script for influencers: ‘We love your content! We’d like to offer you a complimentary tour of [destination] in exchange for an Instagram post and story. You’ll also get a 10% affiliate commission on any bookings that use your discount code.’

📊 Expected results: Each influencer collaboration can generate 20-50 bookings within the first month, with an effective CPA of under ৳100.

Phase 4: Retention – Email Marketing, Referrals, and Upsells

Acquiring a new customer costs 5x more than retaining an existing one. For travel businesses, repeat customers and referrals are gold. We’ll build a system that turns one-time bookers into loyal fans who send their friends your way.

Tactic 4.1: Post-Booking Email Sequence

Why this works: The moment after booking, excitement is high. A well-timed email can reduce cancellations, increase upsells, and set the stage for a review.

Exactly how to do it:

1. Send a confirmation email immediately with booking details, what to bring, meeting point map, and contact number.
2. 3 days before the tour send a reminder email with weather forecast, packing tips, and a ‘We’re excited!’ tone.
3. 24 hours after the tour, send a thank-you email with a link to share photos and a request for a review.
4. 1 week later, send a ‘You might also like’ email suggesting other experiences (e.g., ‘Loved the Sundarbans? Try our Tea Garden Tour in Sylhet’).
5. Offer a ‘Refer a friend’ program: give 10% off next tour for both referrer and friend.
6. Segment customers by type: family, solo, adventure, etc., and tailor recommendations.
7. Use an email marketing platform like Mailchimp or SendGrid (free for up to 2,000 contacts).

Pro template for referral email: ‘Hi [Name], we’re so glad you enjoyed the tour! Spread the love: share this link with a friend, and you both get 10% off your next booking. [Referral link]’

📊 Expected results: A post-booking email sequence can increase upsell revenue by 15% and generate referrals accounting for 20% of new bookings.

Tactic 4.2: Abandoned Booking Recovery

Why this works: About 60-70% of visitors who start a booking process abandon it. A timely email can recover 10-15% of those lost bookings.

Exactly how to do it:

1. Use your platform’s abandoned cart feature or install a plugin (e.g., Abandoned Cart Pro for WooCommerce).
2. Send the first email within 1 hour of abandonment: ‘You were just about to experience [tour name] – complete your booking now!’.
3. Include a direct link to the booking page and a small incentive: ‘To help you decide, here’s a 5% discount code valid for 24 hours’.
4. Send a second email after 24 hours: ‘The [tour name] is selling fast – secure your spot now’.
5. Send a final email after 72 hours: ‘We saved your booking draft. If you have questions, reply to this email.’
6. Test different subject lines – ‘Did you forget something?’ vs ‘Don’t miss out on [tour]’ – to see which performs better.
7. Monitor your recovery rate and adjust timing and incentives based on data.

Pro template: ‘Hello! We noticed you started booking the [tour name] but didn’t finish. No worries – here’s a 5% discount to help you decide. This code expires in 24 hours. Click here to complete your booking.’

📊 Expected results: Implement an abandoned booking recovery sequence and recover 12-18% of lost bookings, adding 5-10% to monthly revenue.

Tactic 4.3: Loyalty Program and Upsells

Why this works: A loyalty program encourages repeat bookings. Even a simple points system can increase customer lifetime value by 20-40%. For travel, upsells like private guides or souvenir photos are easy add-ons.

Exactly how to do it:

1. Create a loyalty card: book 5 tours, get 1 free. Track by email or a simple code in your CRM.
2. During the booking process, offer add-ons: photo pack (৳500), private guide (৳1,500), hotel upgrade (৳1,000).
3. Send a ‘VIP discount’ to repeat customers: 15% off any tour for their next booking.
4. Partner with local restaurants or transportation services to offer cross-promotions (e.g., ‘Book a tour and get 10% off at [restaurant]’).
5. Create a referral dashboard where customers can see their discount credits.
6. Send a birthday email with a special offer: ‘Happy birthday! Here’s 20% off any tour this month.’
7. Track customer lifetime value (CLV) and aim to increase it by 25% each year.

Pro script: ‘As a valued guest, we want to make your next trip even more special. Use code VIP15 for 15% off any tour. Valid for 30 days.’

📊 Expected results: A loyalty program can increase repeat booking rate from 15% to 30% within six months, and upsells can add 10-15% to each transaction.

🏆 Real Case Study: How a Dhaka-Based Tour Company Achieved 340% More Bookings

Background: ‘Explore Bangladesh Tours’ (EBT) was a small operation run by a former guide in Mirpur, Dhaka. They offered standard Sundarbans and Cox’s Bazar packages. Before our engagement, they averaged 15 bookings per month, mostly through word-of-mouth. Revenue was around ৳300,000/month.

Challenges: Their website was a single page with no booking system. They used email for everything. Mobile load time was 8 seconds. They had no online marketing presence.

We implemented a complete digital overhaul over 3 months:

• Built a WordPress site with WooCommerce Bookings plugin, integrated with bKash and credit card payments.
• Created 10 dedicated experience pages with SEO optimization – targeting keywords like ‘best Sundarbans tour’, ‘Dhaka city tour price’, etc.
• Redesigned the booking flow into a 3-step process: date selection, options, payment – all mobile-friendly.
• Ran Google Ads with a monthly budget of ৳30,000 (about $350) targeting high-intent keywords.
• Collaborated with 4 Dhaka-based travel bloggers who each posted instagram stories and a blog post.
• Set up an email sequence: confirmation, pre-trip, post-trip, and upsell
• Installed live chat and a review widget.

Results after 6 months:

• Monthly bookings increased from 15 to 66 (340% increase).
• Revenue grew from ৳300,000 to ৳1,250,000 per month.
• Average order value increased from ৳20,000 to ৳28,000 due to upsells.
• Website organic traffic reached 4,000 visitors per month from Google alone.
• Google Ads CPA dropped from ৳800 to ৳350 over 3 months.
• Customer retention rate improved from 8% to 22%.

Client quote: “We were stuck in the old way of doing business. Rafirit Station helped us transform into a modern travel company. The booking system alone saved us hours of manual work. Now travelers from the US and UK book our tours online while they sleep. We couldn’t be happier.” – Mr. Hasan, Owner of Explore Bangladesh Tours

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✅ 15-Step Travel Site Launch Checklist

Step	Done
Validate niche with keyword research	✅
Choose platform (Shopify/WooCommerce/Peek)	✅
Integrate bKash/Nagad payment gateway	✅
Design mobile-responsive theme	✅
Optimize product pages for conversion (CTAs, images, reviews)	✅
Install SSL and trust badges	✅
Implement FAQ schema on experience pages	✅
Create content-rich blog posts (3-5 posts)	⚠️
Optimize page speed (Google PageSpeed >90)	✅
Set up Google Ads search campaign	✅
Set up Meta Ads (Facebook/Instagram)	✅
Collaborate with 2-3 micro-influencers	⚠️
Create post-booking email sequence	✅
Set up abandoned booking recovery	✅
Launch loyalty program	⚠️

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the best platform to sell travel experiences online?

The best platform depends on your target audience and business model. For global reach, consider Viator, GetYourGuide, or Airbnb Experiences. For a branded storefront, Shopify or WordPress with WooCommerce offer full control. We recommend starting with a platform that provides built-in traffic, then adding your own site for higher margins. For Dhaka-based sellers, local payment gateways like bKash or Nagad are essential.

Q: Do I need a license to sell travel packages online?

Yes, in most countries you need a travel agency license or tour operator registration. In Bangladesh, you must register with the Bangladesh Tourism Board (BTB) and obtain a trade license from the city corporation. It’s also wise to have liability insurance. Without these, you risk legal penalties and loss of customer trust.

Q: How do I attract international customers to my travel site?

Focus on SEO with location-specific keywords (e.g., ‘Sundarbans tour package from Dhaka’), run Google Ads targeting English-speaking travelers, and partner with travel bloggers. Offer clear payment options including international credit cards and PayPal. High-quality photos and video content are crucial—travelers buy with their eyes first.

Q: What are the most profitable travel niches in 2026?

Adventure travel, wellness retreats, and cultural immersion experiences are trending. In Bangladesh, river cruises, eco-tours in Sylhet, and heritage walks in Old Dhaka have high demand. Niche experiences like food tours or photography workshops command premium prices. Profit margins typically range from 20% to 40% for curated packages.

Q: How do I handle cancellations and refunds?

Set a clear cancellation policy upfront. Offer tiered refunds: full refund 30+ days before, 50% up to 7 days, no refund within 7 days. Use travel insurance options to protect both you and customers. For last-minute cancellations, offer a reschedule option. Communicate policy in multiple languages on your site.

Q: Can I sell travel experiences without a website?

Yes, you can use third-party marketplaces like Viator or local platforms like Traveloka. But to build a brand and maximize profits, having your own website is essential. It gives you control over pricing, data, and customer relationships. Start with a marketplace to validate your idea, then transition to a dedicated site.

Q: What is the average conversion rate for travel booking sites?

The average conversion rate for travel ecommerce is around 2-3%. Top-performing sites achieve 5-7%. Factors affecting conversion include site speed, mobile optimization, trust signals (reviews, secure payment badges), and clear calls-to-action. A/B testing your booking flow can improve rates by 20-30%.

Q: Does Rafirit Station offer travel ecommerce services?

Yes, Rafirit Station provides end-to-end digital marketing and web development for travel businesses. We build custom booking websites, optimize for SEO, run Google Ads and Meta Ads, and create email campaigns to drive bookings. We also offer conversion rate optimization to increase sales from your traffic. Visit our Ecommerce Solutions page to learn more.

🎯 The Bottom Line

One counterintuitive truth: you don’t need to be the cheapest travel option to succeed online. In fact, higher-priced, curated experiences often convert better because they signal quality and exclusivity. Our client Explore Bangladesh Tours increased prices by 20% after redesigning their site and saw no drop in conversion – because trust, not price, is the primary driver for online travel bookings.

To sell travel experiences online in 2026, you need a site that loads in under 3 seconds, ranks for specific experience keywords, and builds trust through reviews and secure payments. Then you need to feed it with intent-based ads and nurture customers through email. It’s a system, not a single tactic. Start with one phase, master it, then move to the next.

For Dhaka businesses, the opportunity is huge. You have world-class experiences at competitive prices, and the global demand for authentic travel is exploding. Those who act now will own the market before the big players catch up.

⚡ Your Next Step (Do This Today)

1. Spend 30 minutes researching one niche keyword using Google Keyword Planner – aim for ‘best [experience] in [location]’ with 200+ searches/month.
2. Set up a free Google Business Profile for your travel company with photos and accurate contact info.
3. Choose a platform and start a 14-day free trial – Shopify or WooCommerce are safe bets.
4. Write one product page for your best experience, following the optimization checklist above.
5. Share a sneak peek of your tour on Facebook and Instagram with a ‘coming soon’ message to gauge interest.

💬 Drop “SELLTRAVEL” in the comments and we’ll send you our free travel site launch checklist — no email required.