A website that sells your tours and is easy to find

Choose one of 12 storefront themes, add your logo, colours, photos and story, and your website is ready. Each tour gets its own page with photos, highlights, what is included, the meeting point and a booking form connected to your live availability.

Every plan includes a hosted website. Team and Agency include a custom domain such as www.yourtours.com, and on Solo you can add one for €49 per year. A journal lets you publish articles about your city, your tours and your tips, which gives search engines and travellers more reasons to visit.

Each storefront publishes its own sitemap and robots.txt, sets a canonical URL on every page, and describes your business and tours with schema.org structured data: TravelAgency for your business, TouristTrip for each tour, breadcrumbs, FAQs and your journal posts. Search engines get a clean, consistent picture of what you offer.

Writing is where AI helps. When you start a journal article, Odybook can draft it with an SEO title, a meta description and keywords, using a live web search for context. For your tour pages, an entity check suggests specific places and landmarks to replace vague words, because “a walk past the Pont Neuf to Sainte-Chapelle” is easier to find and more convincing than “a walk through historic Paris”.

Odybook does not promise rankings, and it does not show star ratings or prices in Google results for your tour pages. It gives you a technically sound website and the tools to write specific, useful content, which is what search engines reward over time.

Your website interface, the booking checkout and the guest emails are available in English, French, Spanish, German and Italian. The storefront follows the visitor's browser language, and guests receive their emails in the language they booked in.

You can translate your website text, such as your homepage and about page, into French, Spanish, German and Italian from your dashboard. Tour titles and descriptions are shown as you write them, so write them in the language most of your guests read.

Google Things to Do shows tours and activities with booking links directly in Google Search and Maps. Odybook is building its connection to it. You can already approve tours for the Odybook feed from your dashboard: each approved tour needs a Google place or a verified address, an image, a fixed price and availability in the next 120 days.

Approved tours carry their current price, availability and a direct booking link, which points to your own website when you use a custom domain. Whether and when tours appear on Google depends on Google's review of the connection and of each listing.

Tours that meet Odybook's publication checks can also appear on the Odybook explore page. When a tour has its own page on your verified website, Odybook points search engines to your page, so the marketplace never competes with your own site.

Travellers increasingly ask AI assistants to plan their trips. Your storefront serves machine-readable summaries such as llms.txt and Markdown versions of its pages, and if you opt in, AI agents can search your tours through Odybook's MCP server.