For tour operators on Bókun
Bókun makes it easy to sell your tours everywhere. Asaiko makes sure your own website is where travelers book. We turn more visitors into direct bookings and make your tours readable by Google and AI, on the site you already have.
Keep your website · Keep your Bókun account · No migration
Yes. Your Bókun account, products and booking widgets stay as they are. What changes is the website around them: which widget each page uses, how the page is designed around it, and whether your tour details are written on the page itself, where Google and AI can read them, instead of only inside the widget.
Bókun runs the booking. Your page decides if anyone finds it.
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Bókun's product page widget loads its description in an iframe. Bókun's own help center notes that text in it isn't found by search engines, so your best copy is invisible to Google and AI.
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Bókun makes it easy to list on Viator. When the listing has full details in plain text and your own page doesn't, AI tools describe your tour, and link to it, from Viator.
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Bókun widgets run in iframes, so the booking step loads separately from your page. If the page isn't designed around that, the step into booking feels like leaving your site.
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Bókun supports Google Tag Manager tracking for your website channel, but it has to be set up. Without it, you can't tell which pages drive direct bookings.
Your Bókun setup stays. The page around it gets better.
We work with the widgets and settings Bókun already gives you, and only change what you approve.
Description, price, duration, meeting point and inclusions written on your page, outside the iframe, and marked up with structured data.
Booking button, product list or the full booking engine, chosen for what each page needs to do.
Buttons, colors and layout that make the step into booking feel like part of your site.
Bókun's Google Tag Manager tracking connected to your website channel, so you can see what works.
Bókun's builder, a full rebuild, or Asaiko?
| Compared on | Bókun website builder | Agency rebuild | Asaiko |
|---|---|---|---|
| Your current website | Replaced | Replaced | Kept |
| Who does the work | You | The agency | Done for you |
| Timeline | Depends on your time | Usually months | 30 days |
| AI visibility work | SEO tools, no AI work described | Sometimes | Included |
| Price | Part of Bókun's platform | Several thousand dollars | Free snapshot, fixes from $79, Sprint from $1,500 |
Start free. Fix what matters.
How travelers and AI see your tours today, and where bookings slip. Within two business days.
A short call to pick the changes with the biggest impact. Tour page fixes start at $79 per tour.
Fixed scope, fixed price. The 30-Day Booking-Ready Sprint starts at $1,500.
Questions Bókun operators ask.
Not if they only live in the product page widget. Bókun loads that description in an iframe, which search engines don't pick up as part of your page. Writing the key details on the page itself fixes it, and the widget stays for booking. (Bókun's help center)
No. We work on your existing website and leave your Bókun account as it is.
It depends on the page. A product list suits pages that compare tours, a booking button keeps a tour page clean, and the full booking engine puts dates and checkout right on the page. We pick per page and check what converts.
Usually because your Viator listing has your tour details as plain text, while on your own site they sit inside a Bókun widget. Putting them on your page gives AI a reason to cite you.
Same platform. Bókun is the official spelling, and many people write it as Bokun. It's the booking system that's part of the Tripadvisor and Viator family.
Almost any: WordPress, Webflow, Squarespace, Wix, Shopify or a custom-built site. If it can show your Bókun booking widget, we can work on it. Some builders limit custom code, so your free snapshot tells you upfront what's possible on yours.
See what your Bókun
site is missing.
Free, checked by hand, and in your inbox within two business days. No logins or Bókun access needed.
Asaiko is independent and not affiliated with Bókun, Tripadvisor or Viator.
