Embedding Itineraries on your Website

What is Embedding?

Embedding is the process of putting something on a website or blog site. When you embed a Wetu itinerary into your website it is useful to know that as soon as you update an Itinerary, it will automatically update on your website as well. 

How to Embed?

If you want to display itineraries on your website, you can embed the Itineraries using a lightbox. There are plenty of lightboxes available, you must just pick an option that will work best for the website look and feel. Another (and simpler option) is to have an image or text of the itinerary on the website, with it hyperlinked to the itinerary. Alternatively, you can put a picture for each itinerary on your website and when you click the image, the itinerary will open in a new tab. With your web developer's expertise, you should be able to figure out what option works best for you. 

Below are some examples of what other clients have done with Wetu itineraries on their websites.

Examples of Embedded Itineraries

Encompass Africa 
Made use of the Catalogue Manager on their website, allowing the client to see a whole collection of their itineraries on offer. They have hyperlinked the images to the relevant Catalogue and grouped them on the website By Destination, By Traveller and By Safari Style.

Giltedge
Embedded the Virtual Itinerary into their website. If you have access to map-based itineraries, this is how they will interact on your website. You can take a look at Giltedge's website.

Above and Beyond Holidays
Included itinerary slideshow images on their website with the image directing you to the relevant Wetu Itinerary. You can take a look at Above and Beyond Holidays website.