Why Most New Travel Businesses Fail (and How to Avoid It)
Most new travel businesses fail for one reason:
👉 They stay in the “planning” stage forever.
They tweak their logo.
They change their colors.
They redo their bio 12 times.
But they never talk to a single potential traveler.
I did this for ages! I think it was a stalling tactic out of fear of launching and getting crickets. But once I finally said okay just do it, start and tweak later, I got my first client within a couple days! I posted, and someone replied to me on Facebook and asked about Jordan, We planned something amazing and custom to her and she booked! It was my first $600 but it felt like $6 million. It was so exciting and definitely a confidence booster. After that it grew into something magical.
Your business grows through conversations — not Canva. Most of my business actually comes from conversations in Social Media, connecting with people and really hearing what they need then providing that for them. Sure, aesthetic matters, BUT... They dont care what the colour of your title on your website is more than they care about the confidence in who they book with based on the conversation they have with you and the experience they know they will get.
This is also how you learn. Learn what people really want or need and how to meet that need.
What’s ONE thing you’ve been “planning” but not acting on?
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Why Most New Travel Businesses Fail (and How to Avoid It)
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