Can the video use the destination photos on my travel website?

Yes. The browser captures destination, hotel, cruise or tour imagery that is visible on the live page and uses those real page captures in the video. Clear, large images work best. Photos hidden behind sliders, search forms, logins or consent overlays may not be available without additional interaction.

Can I highlight what is included in a package holiday?

Yes. Visible details such as flights, luggage, transfers, board basis, room type, excursions and regional departures can become part of the scene. Keep the source page focused and make the lead price and key inclusions easy to identify. Later videos can use a prompt to prioritise the value points you want travellers to notice.

Will it invent destination footage or package details?

The first video is cut from the travel site alone, using the page’s visible imagery, offer details and brand tokens. It does not need invented customer claims or unsupported package information. Before publishing, check time-sensitive fares, availability, departure dates and booking conditions against the current offer because travel inventory can change.

How much does it cost to make travel package videos?

You can buy two videos for $19 or choose eight videos for $39 per month. A travel agency could use the first pair for two priority packages, or use the monthly allowance across different destinations, departure airports, seasonal campaigns or versions focused on couples, families and escorted-tour customers.

Put your travel packages into motion

Sizzledraft turns a travel agent’s package page into a short video ad using the destination images, itinerary details, prices and branding already on the site. It captures the live page, builds branded scenes and renders a ready-to-publish video with scored, normalised audio.

Opening lines that work here

Seven nights in Tenerife from £699. Here is what is included.
It leads with the destination, duration and package value, then gives viewers a reason to keep watching for the inclusions.
Flights, hotel and breakfast in one Mallorca package.
It makes the bundled value clear immediately instead of relying on destination scenery alone.
Still choosing where to spend your winter sun break?
It addresses a seasonal travel decision and creates a natural opening for warm-weather destination imagery.

How can a travel agent turn a package page into a video ad?

Start with a page built around one bookable trip, not a broad list of destinations. Sizzledraft drives a browser through that page and captures its real destination images, hotel details, package price, dates, inclusions and booking message. It then uses the site’s colours, type and other brand tokens to author a scene that presents the offer in a clear sequence. A useful travel ad might open on the destination, show the hotel or tour experience, state what the package includes and finish with the agency’s call to enquire or book. The first video is cut from the site alone. For later videos, you can add a prompt to emphasise details such as family facilities, an adults-only stay, regional departures or a limited travel window.

What should a travel package video show first?

Show the clearest reason to consider the trip within the first three seconds. For a beach package, that could be the resort view followed by the destination, number of nights and lead price. For an escorted tour, it could be the main route, a recognisable stop and the number of included experiences. Keep the opening tied to the actual offer on the page. Scenic footage without a destination or package detail can attract attention but leaves viewers unsure what the agency is selling. After the opening, reveal value in a useful order: flights or transport, accommodation, board basis, transfers, excursions and departure dates. End with one action that matches the agency’s sales process, such as requesting a quote, calling an adviser or viewing the full itinerary.

Which video format works for travel agency ads?

Choose the format for the placement where travellers will see the offer. Vertical video is 1080x1920 and suits full-screen mobile feeds, where destination imagery and short package details need to remain readable at a glance. Horizontal video is 1920x1080 and gives wider hotel, cruise and landscape images more room. Sizzledraft renders at 30fps in H.264, with audio normalised to -14 LUFS. If you plan to use a trending sound, it is handed over as a link so you can attach it natively when publishing. It is not baked into the exported file because baked-in audio does not register as use of that platform sound. Whichever format you choose, check that prices, dates and qualification text remain legible on a phone.

What the browser actually gets

The browser can capture destination photos, hotel imagery, package prices, departure details, inclusions, logos, colours and booking calls to action that appear on the live page. It may struggle with images hidden inside sliders, results shown only after a search, cookie overlays, login-only offers or fares loaded after several interactions.

The common mistake

A common mistake is opening with generic beach or city imagery while hiding the actual package until late in the ad. Fix it by showing the destination, duration, lead price and strongest inclusion in the opening seconds, then support the offer with relevant hotel, route or experience visuals.

Turning destination photos, hotel details, flight inclusions and one package price into a clear story before viewers scroll away
Keeping seasonal fares, departure dates and booking conditions readable in a fast vertical video
Making each resort or tour package feel distinct while keeping the agency’s logo, colours and booking message consistent

Questions

Can the video use the destination photos on my travel website?: Yes. The browser captures destination, hotel, cruise or tour imagery that is visible on the live page and uses those real page captures in the video. Clear, large images work best. Photos hidden behind sliders, search forms, logins or consent overlays may not be available without additional interaction.
Can I highlight what is included in a package holiday?: Yes. Visible details such as flights, luggage, transfers, board basis, room type, excursions and regional departures can become part of the scene. Keep the source page focused and make the lead price and key inclusions easy to identify. Later videos can use a prompt to prioritise the value points you want travellers to notice.
Will it invent destination footage or package details?: The first video is cut from the travel site alone, using the page’s visible imagery, offer details and brand tokens. It does not need invented customer claims or unsupported package information. Before publishing, check time-sensitive fares, availability, departure dates and booking conditions against the current offer because travel inventory can change.
How much does it cost to make travel package videos?: You can buy two videos for $19 or choose eight videos for $39 per month. A travel agency could use the first pair for two priority packages, or use the monthly allowance across different destinations, departure airports, seasonal campaigns or versions focused on couples, families and escorted-tour customers.

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