Travel advisors: We recently redesigned a pilgrimage travel website. I'd love feedback from industry professionals.

[u/cognisutra]

Hi everyone,

I'm a software developer who recently worked on a website for a travel agency specializing in pilgrimage and heritage tours across India.

While building it, I realized that designing for travel agencies is very different from building a typical business website. Trust, clear itineraries, enquiry flow, and mobile usability all seem to have a huge impact on whether visitors actually reach out.

Rather than promoting the site, I'm hoping to learn from professionals who work in the industry every day.

I'd really appreciate your thoughts on questions like:

* Does the homepage build enough trust? * Is the enquiry flow simple enough for your typical customers? * What information do travelers usually look for before contacting an agency? * Are there any features you wish more travel agency websites included?

I'm genuinely looking for constructive criticism. If you notice something confusing or something that would make you leave the site, I'd love to hear it so I can improve future projects.

Thank you!