Full pages in every language
Each language gets its own URLs, navigation, metadata and hreflang, so travellers find you and keep reading in their language. Right-to-left languages such as Hebrew get a true right-to-left layout.
Get a fast, multilingual website for your tour company or travel agency, with a page for every tour, prices and inclusions shown up front, and a WhatsApp or enquiry button 1 tap away on any phone. Rio Day Trip moved from a template site to a fast multilingual platform without losing its search rankings, and Trip in Brazil scores 100% Semrush Site Health across 313 pages in 6 languages.
Updated 27 October 2026
| What you get | Tour and destination pages, multilingual routing, a WhatsApp or enquiry flow, travel guides and SEO |
|---|---|
| Timeline | About 2 to 4 weeks for a full website; SEO and content grow over 3 to 6 months |
| Languages | 6 full language editions on Trip in Brazil and Accessible Trip Brazil; English and right-to-left Hebrew on Rio Day Trip |
| Suits | Tour operators, private guides, travel agencies and specialist operators selling to international visitors |
| Platforms | Custom code on Next.js or Cloudflare, WordPress or Webflow |
| Proof | 100% Semrush Site Health across 313 pages; 240 routes with 0 broken assets; rankings kept through a migration |
Your site is read on phones, in several languages, by travellers deciding quickly. It has to answer price, pickup, duration and access questions before they message you.
Each language gets its own URLs, navigation, metadata and hreflang, so travellers find you and keep reading in their language. Right-to-left languages such as Hebrew get a true right-to-left layout.
Every tour gets its own indexable page with price, inclusions, duration, pickup and a stage-by-stage plan. Travellers compare trips side by side and land on the exact tour they searched for.
Put WhatsApp, phone, email and a form on every screen, with the tour name prefilled in the message. Your team starts the conversation at availability and price.
Static or edge-delivered pages load quickly on mobile data. Images load as they scroll into view, so a large gallery does not slow the first screen.
Destination guides and articles reach people at the research stage and link back to the matching tours. Rio Day Trip runs 13 articles connected through 109 topic pages.
Show your named guides with photographs, your years in tourism and reviews from named travellers. Travellers check the people behind a tour before they pay for it.
Both can sell tours. The difference shows once you add languages, more tours or a site that already ranks.
| Compare | Template travel site | Custom multilingual platform |
|---|---|---|
| Suits | A small operator starting with a few tours in 1 language | Operators selling in several languages or outgrowing the template |
| Tours | Often sections of 1 long page | A dedicated page per tour with price, inclusions, pickup and related trips |
| Languages | A translation widget or right-aligned text | Each language with its own indexed URLs and hreflang, and true right-to-left support |
| Booking | A contact form or a single WhatsApp button | Prefilled WhatsApp messages from every screen, plus phone, email and form |
| Speed on phones | Set by the template and its platform | Static or edge pages built for mobile data |
| Editing | Visual editing inside the builder | Content edits through an admin or files; larger changes need a developer |
| Ownership | Tied to the builder's monthly plan | A codebase your business owns |
| Upfront cost | Lower | Higher, set by pages, languages and features |
Start on a template if you sell a few tours in 1 language, and move to a custom platform when languages, tour count or rankings outgrow it.
Rio Day Trip, a guided tour operator in Rio de Janeiro, was rebuilt from a website-builder template into a Next.js platform with a page per tour, published prices and inclusions, 10 prefilled WhatsApp entry points, native right-to-left Hebrew and 51 permanent redirects that kept its search rankings. Trip in Brazil got a 6-language platform with destination pages, sample itineraries, place-level access guides, an AI trip planner and an admin for leads and bookings, audited at 100% Semrush Site Health across 313 pages. Accessible Trip Brazil runs 240 routes in 6 languages from Cloudflare's edge, with a 205-image gallery and 0 broken assets.
From the first call to a travel site that takes enquiries in every language, in 6 steps.
You describe your tours, languages and how travellers book today, and a quote follows the call.
Your current URLs and rankings are recorded, and the sitemap of tours, destinations, languages and guides is agreed.
A custom design in your brand built around your real photography, laid out for a traveller on a phone first.
Tour templates, language routing, WhatsApp and enquiry links, and on-page SEO for every page in every language.
Every old URL is kept or redirected, canonicals and hreflang are checked, and the site goes live with a rollback plan.
Guides, new tours and SEO continue for 3 to 6 months, with a clear monthly report.
Rizer has no price list. Your quote is built from the scope below and follows the free 15-minute call.
Benni Klein, Owner, Accessible Trip Brazil
The cost depends on the number of tours, languages and features such as a booking admin or trip planner. Rizer has no price list. You get a quote after a free 15-minute call, which you can book here.
Yes, when every indexed URL is kept exactly or permanently redirected. Rio Day Trip kept its old paths character for character, added 51 permanent redirects, set canonicals and hreflang, and its search rankings carried over. See website redesign and migration.
Use the channel where your sales already close. Rio Day Trip sells through WhatsApp, so every tour page opens a message with the tour name prefilled. Accessible Trip Brazil takes enquiries by WhatsApp, phone, email and form with no account needed, because each trip starts with a conversation about individual needs.
Offer the languages your travellers use, and give each language complete pages. A translated homepage leaves visitors in English after the first click; Trip in Brazil and Accessible Trip Brazil each run 6 full editions with their own URLs, metadata and hreflang.
No, if images load as they scroll into view and full-size files load only when opened. Accessible Trip Brazil serves a 205-image gallery this way from Cloudflare's edge, with 0 missing assets across 240 routes.
Yes, as a true right-to-left layout. On Rio Day Trip, Hebrew reverses the navigation, carousels, icons, spacing and animation, uses a typeface that covers both scripts, and has its own indexed URL space.
Give every tour, destination and guide its own indexable page in each language, with clean technical SEO. Trip in Brazil was crawled and fixed until it reached 100% Semrush Site Health with 0 errors across 313 pages. See SEO.
Yes, when you sell custom trips and travellers struggle to write the first message. The Trip in Brazil planner drafts a day-by-day itinerary with places on a map, then sends it to the local team in a prefilled WhatsApp message. Prices come from controlled data, and access details are always confirmed by a person.
Send your tours, languages and current site, and get a plan and a quote after a free 15-minute call.