Travelers do not visit your tour page to be impressed by your company history. They are deciding whether to book with you or someone else. If your page makes that decision hard, they will leave.
The most common problems are vague titles, generic photos, and itineraries that read like a checklist instead of a story. Another frequent issue is weak social proof: when you have few reviews, your words, images, and structure must do more work.
Fix the first impression first. A clear title, a strong hero image, and a short opening that names the exact experience can double the time a traveler spends on your page.
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