Tourism Map Package Help visitors decide where to go next.
An interactive explore-the-region map that brings attractions, experiences, services and practical visitor information into one clear mobile-friendly guide. Includes structured POI data, category filtering, website embedding and a manageable update workflow.
BEST FOR
Tourism boards, councils and destination marketing organisations.
A destination guide built around the visitor
Tourism websites often have excellent places and practical information spread across dozens of pages. A well-designed region map lets visitors understand proximity, compare options and move from inspiration to the relevant operator or council information.
This package organises your supplied points of interest into useful categories, presents them through an uncluttered interactive map and gives your team a documented way to maintain the information. The result is a destination tool, not a generic pin map.
Make the region legible
Visitors can see how towns, attractions, trails and services relate spatially instead of interpreting disconnected listings.
Get people to useful details
Categories, search and concise popups connect each place to the description, access information and external link that matter.
Keep listings current
A structured POI dataset and agreed management workflow let authorised staff maintain routine place information without editing map code.
What's included
The design, data preparation and launch of one regional visitor map, plus a practical POI maintenance workflow.
Visitor-focused map design
Define the region, essential visitor tasks and category structure, then design a clear map that complements your destination website.
POI data preparation
Structure and import the supplied places, locations, descriptions, categories and links, resolving routine coordinate and field consistency issues.
Categories, search and filters
Let visitors narrow the map by agreed categories and search for places, with a legend that remains understandable on a phone.
Informative place details
Configure popups or panels for the supplied summary, visitor information, image and link through to the relevant operator or website page.
POI management workflow
Set up the agreed update method for adding, editing and retiring places, with a structured source dataset and documented publishing steps.
Embedding, review and launch
Match your branding, complete two consolidated review rounds, test mobile behaviour and embed the finished map in your website.
The complete handover
You know what arrives at the end, what is needed at the start and which requests sit outside the published scope.
DELIVERABLES
A5 · 2 weeks- 01
Live explore-the-region map
A responsive, branded map containing the agreed places, categories, search, filters and visitor information.
- 02
Structured POI dataset
The cleaned source of truth for place names, locations, categories, descriptions, links and other agreed fields.
- 03
Website integration
The production embed or configured map page on your domain, tested within the agreed website destination.
- 04
POI update guide and handover
A concise publishing guide and staff walkthrough covering routine place edits, category changes and common data issues.
What I need from you
- A spreadsheet or export of the places to launch with, including names, locations, categories and the visitor information you already hold.
- The destination website’s logo, colours, typography and a preferred location for the map.
- Any images you want to use, with confirmation that you have permission to publish them.
- A website contact for embedding and a staff member who will own ongoing POI updates.
- One nominated reviewer to consolidate tourism, council and operator feedback.
FIXED PRICE · CLEAR LIMITS
Scope boundaries
- The package uses the supplied launch content; large-scale copywriting, photography, address research and manual verification of every operator are separate services.
- Bookings, payments, availability engines, user accounts, personalised itineraries and native mobile applications are not included.
- Multilingual content, complex trail networks and real-time transport or event feeds need additional scope if required.
- Links can take visitors to existing booking or information providers, but transactions remain on those external services.
Two weeks from place list to visitor guide
The two-week window starts once the launch POI data, brand assets and website destination are available.
Define the visitor experience
Confirm the region, visitor tasks, POI categories, source fields and how the map will fit into the destination website.
Structure places and build
Clean the supplied POI data, establish the map design and assemble the first searchable, filterable visitor experience.
Refine and review
Add place details and the POI update workflow, apply branding and complete the first consolidated stakeholder review.
Test, launch and train
Complete the second review, test mobile and website behaviour, publish the map and hand over the POI management guide.
Questions before you book
Practical answers about this package. Anything else can be covered in the free call.
Q1 Can our staff add and edit places after launch?
Yes. The package includes an agreed POI management workflow and a handover for the staff member who owns it. Routine place changes use the structured source data rather than requiring edits to the map application code.
Q2 Does the map work well for visitors on phones?
Yes. Mobile layout and touch behaviour are core acceptance criteria. Filters, place details and links are designed to remain usable on small screens rather than simply shrinking a desktop map.
Q3 What kinds of places can we include?
Attractions, tours, accommodation, food and drink, trails, lookouts, events with fixed venues, visitor centres, parking and other useful services can all be represented. We agree a restrained category structure so the map remains easy to browse.
Q4 Can visitors book accommodation or tours through the map?
Place details can link to your existing booking or operator pages. Processing bookings, payments or live availability inside the map would require a separate integration scope.
Q5 Can you use our existing tourism database or spreadsheet?
Yes, if it can be exported with the required place and location fields. I assess a sample at kickoff and identify any missing coordinates, inconsistent categories or content work before confirming that it fits the fixed package.
Continue through the schedule
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Ready to make your region easier to explore?
Bring your current place list and destination website. The free call will identify the visitor tasks, launch categories and update workflow that fit the fixed package.