[ Services — Tour operator websites ]
Tour operator websites that take the booking and the payment.
Travellers want to see the route, the dates and whether a seat is free, then book it. We build tour sites that answer all of that in your guests' languages and take card payments through Bank of Georgia or TBC, while your team runs everything from a management panel.
01 — Overview
Tour operator website development: from Messenger questions to bookings.
Many tours in Georgia are still sold in private messages: a traveller asks about the price and the free dates, waits for a reply, then pays by bank transfer. A booking site answers those questions on its own, day and night and in the traveller's language, and takes the seat and the payment there and then. Your team sees every booking, payment and refund in one panel instead of a chat history.
02 — What it does
What a tour site needs to take bookings.
What already works on Log Travel's site, fitted to your tours.
Tours with seats left
Every tour and every departure shows how many seats remain, with filters by region, length and month. Travellers know where they stand before they write.
A route map for every tour
Each tour page draws its route on its own map: stretches by car and on foot, overnight stops and peaks, day by day.
Book and pay on the spot
Travellers pick a date and the group size, pay by card through Bank of Georgia or TBC and get the seat confirmed straight away. Anyone who wants to ask first can send a question with no payment.
Your guests' languages
Georgian, English, German, Arabic and more, each language at its own address so Google finds you in every one. In Arabic the whole page is laid out right to left.
A management panel for the team
Upcoming departures and how full they are, and every booking with its payment and history. From the same place your team emails a payment link, issues invoices, handles refunds and edits tours.
Found on Google
Every tour gets its own page and address with technical SEO, so a traveller looking for a specific trek can find yours on Google.
03 — Our work
Log Travel: a tour operator site we built in 2026.
Small-group tours and treks across Georgia, in English, Georgian, German and Arabic. Travellers book and pay through Bank of Georgia on the site, and the team runs bookings, payment links, invoices and refunds from its own panel.
What the client says
★★★★★
„ჩვენი საიტი თავიდან ბოლომდე Weblier-მა შექმნა და შედეგით ძალიან კმაყოფილები ვართ. საიტი ოთხ ენაზეა, ტურის დაჯავშნა და გადახდა საქართველოს ბანკით პირდაპირ საიტზე ხდება, ყოველ ლაშქრობას კი საკუთარი მარშრუტის რუკა აქვს. ყველაზე მეტად მართვის პანელი მოგვწონს — ჯავშნებს, გადახდის ბმულებსა და ინვოისებს ერთი ადგილიდან ვმართავთ. ყველა ჩვენს თხოვნას სწრაფად და ყურადღებით ეკიდებოდნენ. გირჩევთ!“
04 — Packages
What a tour operator website costs.
Three starting points. Booking, route maps and extra languages are priced with your project before work starts, and the price doesn't change.
One tour or one guide
A single page for one tour, trek or guide: the route, the dates, photos and a button to call or message you.
from $789from $79 / month
Package detailsA catalogue of tours
All your tours with search and filters by region, length and month, and a request form on every tour. Online payment can be added later.
from $2,089from $209 / month
Package detailsOnline booking and payment
Seats left, booking and card payment through Bank of Georgia or TBC, invoices generated automatically and a panel to run it all.
from $2,489from $249 / month
Package detailsProcess
From first call to launch.
01
Discovery
~1 week02
Design
~1–2 weeks03
Build
~2–4 weeks04
Launch
Day one and beyond
05 — FAQ
Tour operator websites, answered.
A one-page site for a single tour starts from 2,090 GEL, a catalogue of tours from 5,590 GEL, and a site with online booking and card payment from 6,590 GEL. Monthly plans start from 209 GEL with domain and hosting included. The exact price is fixed before work starts.
Yes. They choose a departure and the number of people and pay by card through Bank of Georgia or TBC; the seat is confirmed at once and the booking appears in your panel. You can also keep a request option with no payment.
As many as your guests need. Each language has its own address, so Google shows the right version. Log Travel's site works in English, Georgian, German and Arabic, with Arabic laid out right to left.
Yes. Tours, departures, prices and texts are edited from the management panel without code. We show your team how at launch.
You see the first working demo within a week. A one-page site usually launches in 2–3 weeks; a site with booking and payments takes longer, and we agree the timeline together with the price before work starts.
Messages work until the same questions start repeating: the price, the free dates, how to pay. A site answers them for every traveller at once and takes the payment, and Google brings travellers who have never seen your page. Your social pages keep working; they simply point to the booking.
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