Measure twice, publish once.

Websites for tourism and stays

Guests dream through images. A cinematic site conjures the place and drives direct bookings, bypassing intermediary fees.

Dependence on intermediaries.

Bookings only through Booking.com and other intermediaries mean commissions and no direct contact with the guest. Your own site brings back control and margin.

A guest who books with you stays your guest: the contact, the next booking and the review go to you, not to the intermediary.

The Tisa glamping concept, a cinematic site for direct bookings
Tisa · concept

What we do.

We build a cinematic site that conjures the atmosphere, shows the stay and the price, and leads to a direct booking or enquiry.

Large photos and video of the place

Included

Clear prices and availability

Included

Direct booking or enquiry

Add-on

Multilingual for foreign guests

Add-on

The core site is in packages from €890, excluding VAT. Bookings and extra languages are add-ons, translations are charged separately. The calculator gives you an exact price with add-ons in a minute.

A concept example.

With the Tisa concept we showed how a forest glamping site with bookings only through intermediaries gets a cinematic site that leads to direct bookings.

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A place that breathes

Large images and ambient video.

Direct bookings

Fewer fees to intermediaries.

Prices and availability

Guests know where they stand at once.

For foreign guests

Multilingual and fast.

What an accommodation website needs so the guest books with you.

The guest finds you on Booking, then types your name into the browser to check who you are. That visit decides whether they book directly, without commission, or go back to the portal.

  • Photos of the rooms, the view and the surroundings, shot in the right light. In accommodation, photos sell more than text.
  • Prices and availability, or at least a calendar showing occupancy. A guest who has to write for a price writes to Booking.
  • Direct booking or an enquiry in three fields: dates, number of guests, contact. With a reason why booking with you is better: breakfast, late check-out, no commission in the price.
  • What is nearby: trips, distances to Bled, Kranjska Gora and Ljubljana, parking, a charger, storage for bikes and skis.
  • English and German versions, because most guests in the Gorenjska region are not from Slovenia. Unreviewed machine translation does more harm than English alone.
  • Guest reviews from the portals, copied to the site with a link to the source.

Mistakes that keep the guest on the portal.

Intermediaries take fifteen to twenty percent. Each of these mistakes helps them.

  • Photos from 2015 or, worse, stock photos of someone else’s rooms.
  • The price hidden behind »send an enquiry«. The guest compares in three tabs; if they cannot see the price, they close the tab.
  • A site only in Slovenian, or with an obviously machine-made translation.
  • A form with no reply over the weekend, when guests make up their minds. An automatic confirmation of receipt solves most of it.
  • No Google Business profile, or a profile with a different address than the site. Google then does not know who you are.

Price and timeline.

An accommodation site with description, photos, prices, surroundings and an enquiry form fits the Start package, from €890 excluding VAT, built in two to three working days after the design is approved.

Each additional language is an add-on; we recommend English to everyone and German to those with guests from Austria and Germany. Online booking with a calendar and payment is an add-on quoted upfront; for smaller places an enquiry form with an occupancy calendar is often enough. Larger houses with several room types and guest tips choose the Growth package at €1,990.

Get a ballpark in the calculator and the details on the pricing page. The best time for a new site is autumn and winter, so it is already in Google before the season.

Common questions from accommodation providers.

What hosts, apartments, farm stays and small hotels ask.

Is a site worth it if most of my guests come through Booking?

Yes, precisely because of that. A guest who finds you on a portal checks you on Google before booking. If your site shows prices and a direct enquiry, a share of guests books with you without commission; at twenty percent commission the site pays for itself with a handful of bookings.

Can guests book and pay on the site?

Yes, as an add-on: an availability calendar, booking and payment by card or deposit. The calendar can be connected to the portal so occupancy syncs by itself. For smaller places an enquiry form with an occupancy calendar is often enough.

How many languages do I need?

Slovenian and English always. German if you have guests from Austria and Germany, Italian more rarely. Each additional language is an add-on; translations are reviewed by a person, because guests notice machine translation and do not trust it.

I have no good photos. What do you suggest?

We arrange a shoot together or tell you when and how to shoot yourself: morning light, tidy rooms, the view through the window. In accommodation, photos are the most important part of the site, so we do not replace them with stock images.

When is the best time for a new site?

Autumn and winter. Google needs a few weeks to rank a new site, and guests plan their summer from February onwards. A site launched in November is in place before the season.

What will your site cost?

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  • Fixed price agreed upfront
  • A clear timeline agreed upfront
  • The site and domain stay yours