10k Responsive Tour Booking Website
Budget / Salary₹1,500–12,500
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted3 hours ago
I’m ready to invest up to 10 k to build a clean, mobile-first travel site that lets visitors browse and book our tour packages with ease. Flights and hotels are not part of the scope; the entire focus is on curated tours.
Core experience
• Fully responsive design that looks and performs flawlessly on phones, tablets, and desktops.
• A simple booking flow: select a tour, choose dates/party size, enter traveller details, and pay (Stripe or PayPal—whichever you can integrate fastest and most securely).
• Tour listings organised by destination rather than generic categories or popularity, so users can land on a country or city page and immediately see every available itinerary there.
• No global search bar is needed; navigation and destination pages should do all the heavy lifting.
• Admin panel where I can add, edit, or retire tours, adjust pricing, upload images, and export bookings to CSV.
Tech preferences
I’m flexible: WordPress + WooCommerce, Laravel, or a modern JavaScript stack (Next.js with a headless CMS) will all work so long as performance scores stay high and future maintenance is straightforward.
Deliverables
1. Fully deployed site on my hosting account with SSL.
2. Source code in Git, well-documented.
3. Admin credentials and a short screen-recorded walkthrough.
4. Post-launch support for 30 days to squash any bugs.
Acceptance criteria
• Google Lighthouse mobile performance ≥ 90.
• End-to-end booking tested and confirmed for at least two live tours.
• Responsive layouts verified on Chrome, Safari, and Firefox at common breakpoints.
I’m ready to move quickly—show me examples of previous responsive booking sites you’ve built and let’s lock in a timeline and milestone plan that keeps us on budget.
Core experience
• Fully responsive design that looks and performs flawlessly on phones, tablets, and desktops.
• A simple booking flow: select a tour, choose dates/party size, enter traveller details, and pay (Stripe or PayPal—whichever you can integrate fastest and most securely).
• Tour listings organised by destination rather than generic categories or popularity, so users can land on a country or city page and immediately see every available itinerary there.
• No global search bar is needed; navigation and destination pages should do all the heavy lifting.
• Admin panel where I can add, edit, or retire tours, adjust pricing, upload images, and export bookings to CSV.
Tech preferences
I’m flexible: WordPress + WooCommerce, Laravel, or a modern JavaScript stack (Next.js with a headless CMS) will all work so long as performance scores stay high and future maintenance is straightforward.
Deliverables
1. Fully deployed site on my hosting account with SSL.
2. Source code in Git, well-documented.
3. Admin credentials and a short screen-recorded walkthrough.
4. Post-launch support for 30 days to squash any bugs.
Acceptance criteria
• Google Lighthouse mobile performance ≥ 90.
• End-to-end booking tested and confirmed for at least two live tours.
• Responsive layouts verified on Chrome, Safari, and Firefox at common breakpoints.
I’m ready to move quickly—show me examples of previous responsive booking sites you’ve built and let’s lock in a timeline and milestone plan that keeps us on budget.
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