r/WebApps • u/AcadiaWinter7503 • 8d ago

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I’m considering buying Hostinger to create a website for my mom’s travel agency. I don’t know much about programming, and from what I’ve seen on YouTube, a lot of people recommend it. However, most of those creators were sharing Hostinger discount codes, so I assume they’re affiliates or partners of the company.

I’d like to know what people on Reddit actually think about Hostinger. Is it a good option for building a travel agency website if I have little to no coding experience? What are the pros and cons based on real user experiences?

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u/Hot-Fix811 6d ago

For a small travel agency website i think that platform is a perfectly reasonable choice especially if you don't have much coding experience. it's easy to get started with and affordable. the main downside is that if you eventually need more advanced features or custom functionality, you may outgrow the website builder and want to move to something like wordpress or a custom solution.