For tour operators on FareHarbor
You chose FareHarbor for a reason. Asaiko makes the website around it turn more visitors into direct bookings, and makes your tours readable by Google and AI. No move to FareHarbor Sites, no rebuild.
Keep your website · Keep your FareHarbor account · No migration
Yes. Your FareHarbor account and booking flow stay as they are. What changes is the website around them: how the booking step is embedded on each page, how the page is designed around the parts of FareHarbor you can't restyle, and whether your tour details are written as text Google and AI can read.
FareHarbor handles the booking. The page around it decides who gets there.
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FareHarbor's calendar colors and fonts can't be customized, and parts of the flow keep a standard FareHarbor look. If your page isn't designed around that, the handoff feels like leaving.
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Book buttons open FareHarbor's Lightframe as a popup. An embedded calendar keeps checkout inside your page. Most sites use one method everywhere, without testing which works better for each tour.
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When tour names and prices only appear inside the booking widget, ChatGPT and Google's AI have nothing on your page to quote. So they describe your tour from your Viator listing.
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Without booking source tracking set up, you can't tell which pages and channels actually drive direct bookings.
Your FareHarbor setup stays. The page around it gets better.
We work with the embed codes and settings FareHarbor already gives you, and only change what you approve.
An embedded calendar with in-page checkout, or a book button with Lightframe, chosen per tour.
Buttons, colors and layout that match the parts you can't restyle, so the handoff feels continuous.
Price, duration, meeting point and inclusions written on the page and marked up with structured data.
Booking and conversion tracking connected to your FareHarbor bookings, so you can see what works.
FareHarbor Sites, a full rebuild, or Asaiko?
| Compared on | FareHarbor Sites | Agency rebuild | Asaiko |
|---|---|---|---|
| Your current website | Replaced | Replaced | Kept |
| Timeline | Weeks to months | Usually months | 30 days |
| AI visibility work | No AI visibility work described | Sometimes | Included |
| Price | Paid add-on | 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 FareHarbor operators ask.
Partly. Book buttons can be styled with FareHarbor's stylesheet, and you choose what the calendar shows. The calendar's own colors and fonts can't currently be changed, so we design your page around it. (FareHarbor's help center)
No. We work on your existing website and leave your FareHarbor account as it is.
Not as a first step. Moving means re-entering every tour, retraining your team and reconnecting your OTA channels, usually right before a season. Often the bookings you're losing slip away on the page around FareHarbor, and we fix that without touching your account. If fees are still the problem afterwards, you'll be switching from a stronger position.
Depending on how your account is set up, FareHarbor can add a booking fee at checkout. If your page says £45 and the last step says more, some guests stop right there. We make sure the price on your page tells them what to expect, so checkout holds no surprises.
It depends on the tour and the page. Lightframe opens over your page from a button, while an embedded calendar keeps checkout inside the page. We test both on your key tours and keep what converts better.
Usually because your tour details only appear inside the FareHarbor widget, while your Viator listing has them as plain text. Putting them on your own page gives AI a reason to cite you.
Almost any: WordPress, Webflow, Squarespace, Wix, Shopify or a custom-built site. If it can show your FareHarbor booking widget, we can work on it. Some builders limit custom code, so your free snapshot tells you upfront what's possible on yours.
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Asaiko is independent and not affiliated with FareHarbor.
