I’m building a destination-management travel site that showcases Thailand, Dubai, Vietnam, Hong Kong, the Philippines, Malaysia and Singapore across roughly ten well-structured pages. The site must serve two equal roles: inspire visitors with rich content and let them instantly book our curated tour packages. Content side Each destination page should blend striking visuals with concise copy that spotlights local attractions and meaningful cultural insights; no generic filler. I’ll provide raw text highlights and a few reference links, and I need you to shape them into engaging, SEO-ready sections. Booking side For now we only sell complete tour packages, so rather than a full GDS integration I need a clean package-booking flow: itinerary display, date picker, price breakdown, secure checkout (Stripe or PayPal), and automated confirmation emails. A scalable CMS back-end (WordPress with Elementor, Webflow, or a comparable platform you’re confident in) is fine as long as I can add new packages myself later. Look & feel Modern, mobile-first design, fast load times, and intuitive navigation are critical. I favour vibrant imagery and clear calls-to-action over cluttered menus. Key deliverables • Responsive website with ±10 pages (home, about, contact, seven destination pages) • Tour-package booking module fully tested end-to-end • CMS set-up with easy package and content editing • Basic on-page SEO (titles, meta, alt text) • Two rounds of revisions after first full draft I’ll supply the domain, hosting, brand colours and logos on project start and expect a handover that includes all source files plus a short Loom walkthrough so I can maintain the site moving forward. Let me know which platform you prefer and share links to at least two travel or e-commerce sites you’ve launched recently.