Clear Blue Mountain Lake

[alertsnippet] Chances are you have a booking button on your site. That click is the pivotal moment on your site so why not make it the best booking button that mankind has ever seen? Coming right up I’ll share some ideas with you on how to make a booking button with maximum potential. You may […]

Analog Clock on a Wall

[alertsnippet] Today I’m going to be talking about THE magical moment. The moment you have been working so hard for. Someone has arrived at your site! This is one of the most pivotal moments – and you need to make a great impression. Actually, I’m going to guess that you already know this matters but […]

Clouds over Field

Custom tours are a great idea for clients that really know what they want – but for tour operators, they come with plenty of little things that you have to get right and often leave you little time to think about business development. In this guest post for Rezdy I wrote about 4 ways you can […]

Wall Map with Pins in It

  [alertsnippet] Small leaks don’t seem to cause so much waste – until the water bill comes in the mail. In this guest post I wrote for Rezdy, I show you the three equivalents of small leaks when it comes to Tour & Activity Websites: [symple_box color=”gray” fade_in=”false” float=”center” text_align=”left” width=””] ‘Little drops of water make […]

Kayakers in Front of Mountain

One of the most time-consuming aspects of building our sites is the aspect of photos. This is my attempt to help you get them right. Photos That Help You Sell The purpose of the text, the video and the photos on your site and social media presence is to help you sell more tours. Sometimes […]

a person drinking beer on a beer tasting event

A little while ago, I got an email from David from Dave’s Brewery Tours looking for some ideas and suggestions for his site. Here's what I found.

Road into Autumn Forest

This is a new series at Tourism Tiger where we will be taking a look at how tour operators all around the world can improve their own websites.

Palm Fronds Close Up

Writing out a basic description is not enough. Even if you are the only person offering your specific tour, they will always have other options.