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Easy Go Ventures

A Kathmandu travel agency with one website for everything it arranges: outbound and inbound tour packages, hotel booking, international and domestic tickets and travel insurance, plus holiday packages across five regions.

Client: Easy Go Ventures
Industry: Travel agency
Services: UI/UX Design · Web Development
Platform: Website

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Overview

Holiday regions in the home page slider: 5
Travel services: 6
Support, as displayed on the site: 24x7

Easy Go Ventures plans trips out of Nepal and into it, from Gulf city breaks and European tours to journeys around Nepal itself.

The website brings the whole offer together: region-by-region holiday packages, worldwide and Nepal tours, six travel services, an about page, a travel blog and an enquiry form, with the phone numbers, email and office address on every page.

UI/UX Design
Web Development

Key goals

What the site had to do.

Four goals shaped the structure of the site and every call to action.

01
Show the holiday packages region by region, from the Gulf to Japan
02
Explain every service, from tour packages to tickets and travel insurance
03
Give the agency a place to publish travel stories and guides
04
Make it easy to ask a question: an enquiry form, phone and email

Our approach

How we approached it.

Lead with the destination, then show how the agency gets you there.

Opened the home page with a slider of holiday regions, each with an Explore Packages button
Split the tours into worldwide and Nepal tours, with the duration and destination on every card
Gave the six services a card each, on the home page and on their own page
Added a blog with featured and latest posts, and an enquiry form on the home and contact pages

Design decisions

Three design decisions, explained.

Every choice follows one idea: a traveller should see where they could go, and how to start, within a scroll.

01 · Destinations
Regions before details
Why?
The home page opens on full-width slides for the Gulf, Europe, East Asia, South Asia and Japan, so a visitor picks a part of the world before reading a single itinerary.
02 · Services
One card per service
Why?
Tour packages, hotel booking, tickets and travel insurance sit in a six-card grid with an icon and a short description each, so the full range of the agency reads at a glance.
03 · Contact
A conversation, not a checkout
Why?
The home and contact pages end on a Send A Message form beside the phone numbers, email and office address, because a trip usually starts with a question.