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Selling Travel on Your Website

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When it comes to promoting dive travel and local dive activities, dive stores’ needs vary widely.

Travel Page

What to put in your website’s Travel/Activities section will reflect a balance between what you offer your customers’ needs. Our sample website represents a store located in an area in which local diving activities abound — put which also offers several group trips and opportunities for individuals, couples and small groups. See example.

The opening page of the Travel section makes sure visitors know that, even if their travel needs cannot be met by the store’s group trips, the store can still help them with travel arrangements.

Group Trip Page

For visitors who are already at least somewhat aware of the store’s group-travel program, a table provides quick links to individual trip pages. If this does not provide enough information, there are links to a dedicated Group Travel page that provides an overview of each trip. See example

When writing about dive destinations, it’s important to stress the differences between destinations, rather than the similarities. As any dive magazine editor will tell you, its all too easy to make every island in the Caribbean or Pacific sound like a clone of the next. Focus on which trips best meet individual customer needs. For example:

The better you can match customer needs with individual trips, the happier everyone will be.

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