Nadiya Tour: The Carpathians One Click Away

Nadiya has organised trips from Ivano-Frankivsk for more than 20 years. Its tours cover the Carpathians, one day excursions, the sea, Europe and the thermal baths of Hungary, and the company is the official representative of the Nadiya Hotel.

A tour company with this many departures has a simple problem: dozens of trips, each with its own date, route and price, and visitors who want to compare them in seconds. The website is built around that comparison.

Nadiya Tour home page with one day excursions from Ivano-Frankivsk shown as dated tour cards

One card, every answer

Every trip on the site lives on the same card. The photo carries the date and the name in large letters, and below it the visitor reads the price, the route from Ivano-Frankivsk and the dates, with a button to open the tour. Because the cards never change shape, a row of them works like a timetable: you can scan three weekends at a glance.

That was the heart of the Love Spell here. The home page opens with the nearest one day excursions, and a Show More button opens the next ones.

Nadiya Tour Carpathians page with tour cards for Kolomyia, Saint Nicholas and Yaremche trips

A menu that follows the map

The main menu reads like the company’s own map: tour calendar, author excursions around Ivano-Frankivsk, the Carpathians, the sea, tours to Europe and the thermal baths. Under Carpathians sit the kinds of trip people actually ask for, from Christmas tours and children’s tours to gastronomic trips and master classes.

Tours to Europe use the same cards, so a weekend in Budapest and Vienna and a long Alpine trip sit side by side with their prices in hryvnias. The Creation Spell keeps the calendar and the card lists in sync, so a new departure shows up everywhere it belongs.

Nadiya Tour Europe page with tour cards for Budapest and Vienna, Prague and Dresden, and the Alps
Nadiya Tour home page on a phone with a one day excursion card
Nadiya Tour Carpathians page on a phone with a tour to Kolomyia

On a phone the cards take the full width, one per row, with the date still readable on the photo. The menu collapses behind a single button, and the contact button stays in the corner.

For a regional tour operator, the website is the timetable, the brochure and the booking desk at once. Nadiya’s now shows the next trip, its price and its route before the visitor has to ask.

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