Vietnam JourneysLanding page template

For operators who sell one country, trip by trip

People choosing a small-group trip in a country they have not visited want to feel the place first and then understand exactly what they would do, with whom, and for how much. Vietnam Journeys is set like a travel journal: a misty full-bleed mountain hero, a tight serif, handwritten notes on a story collage, destination tiles and trip cards. Under the photography it is practical, with a day-by-day itinerary, a comparison table and the local guides by name.

It suits tour operators and travel companies selling guided small-group trips in one country or region. Pick it when your photographs are strong, you run several trips of different lengths, and the conversion is a plan-my-trip enquiry rather than instant checkout.

How the page sells, section by section

The hero sets a landscape across the screen with the promise, the number of trips, travellers and the average rating. A trust strip covers authentic experiences, group size, safety and sustainable travel. Popular destinations shows regional tiles tagged with what each is known for, and travel differently tells the company’s story in a collage with handwritten notes.

Featured trips gives each trip a card with days, group type, rating and price. Four days on the loop walks through one trip day by day, with overnight stops. Compare our trips puts days, group size, pace, inclusions and price in a table. Meet your local guides introduces guides with their regions, years of guiding, languages and a tip. Stories from the road quotes travellers by trip, and seen on our trips is a gallery.

The page ends with tell us where you want to go, the enquiry form with what happens after sending, and before you travel, answering group size, visas and practical questions.

Making it yours

Slate, Forest, Lantern and Bay schemes are included, with Newsreader, Lora or Literata headings over Be Vietnam Pro or Hanken Grotesk. The layout carries twenty-seven photographs, so it works best for operators with their own archive from real trips. Trip cards, the itinerary, the table and the guides are all editable in place.

What to gather before editing

Build the comparison table first, since everything else follows from it: each trip’s length, maximum group size, pace, accommodation, meals and inclusions, and the starting price per person with the room basis. Write the featured itinerary from your actual trip notes, with start times, driving or walking times and where each night is spent.

Guide profiles need a photograph, the regions they lead, years of experience and languages, shared with permission. Collect traveller reviews that mention a moment on a specific trip. State practical requirements plainly, such as visas, fitness, what is and is not included and your booking and cancellation terms. Local rules on package travel and consumer protection vary, so check what you must show before taking deposits.

Choose photographs from your own trips for each destination tile and trip card, taken in the season you sell. Travellers compare pictures with what they see on arrival, and images of your groups, guides and homestays build more trust than postcard views.

Writing it with the AI

Edit the sample yourself for free, or tick “Write the text for my business” for about 20 credits. A strong brief names the company and country, each trip with days and price, group sizes, the kind of accommodation, the guides and how the enquiry process and deposits work.

Adapting it for other destinations and trip types

An operator in Japan or Peru can keep the structure and swap regions, trips and guides. Food-focused tours can use the itinerary for markets, cooking classes and meals. Cycling or motorbike tours can add daily distances to the comparison table. A walking holiday company can replace destination tiles with trail regions and grade each trip’s difficulty.

When another template fits better

For bespoke private itineraries written for each client, Tailor-made Travel centres the planner. Fixed departures with places left fit Tour Departures, and a single demanding expedition fits Adventure Trip. All travel layouts are on the travel templates page.

Before you publish

• Check trip prices, room basis and inclusions.
• Replace sample photographs with images from your trips.
• Confirm guides are happy to be named and pictured.
• State visa, deposit and cancellation terms.
• Test the enquiry form and your reply time.