What Introtravel changed

• Updated the "Why travel with INTRO" section with new headlines and descriptions.

• Replaced "Small company feel" in place of "Inclusions, actually included!" (which was moved).

• Replaced "Better accommodation" with "End to end support."

• Replaced "Take a peek at unique" with "The perfect mix."

• Removed the "Small Change" responsible travel initiative section from the main feature list.

• Removed the currency selector and several promotional banners from the top of the page.

• Added a new list of specific tour packages (Bali, NZ, Thailand, Croatia) with pricing in AUD.

• The default currency selector changed from AUD to USD.

• All tour prices on the homepage were updated to reflect USD values.

• A new video hero element and a "Search Trips" bar were added to the top of the page.

• The "Oz East Coast Adventure" price changed from $5,299 AUD to $3,699 USD.

• The "Epic Central America" price changed from $11,199 AUD to $7,949 USD.

The company is shifting how it describes its "difference" to potential travelers. They are moving away from generic "better accommodation" and "awesome crew" labels toward more specific promises like "small company feel" and "end-to-end support." This suggests they are trying to differentiate themselves from larger, more corporate tour operators.

The site now targets the American market by default. All tour prices on the homepage have been updated from Australian Dollars (AUD) to US Dollars (USD).

• Added a new "Trip filters" sidebar including Region, Trip Styles, Duration, and Price.
• Changed the default currency display from AUD to USD.
• Updated the "Why travel with INTRO" section with new copy focusing on a "Small company feel" and "End to end support."
• Replaced the "Multi-country tours" and "Top destinations" sections with a "Traveller favourites" carousel.
• Added a "Chat now" call to action for direct support.
• Removed several static links like "Where to next?" and "Choose your style."

The website now allows users to filter tours by region, style, duration, and price. This makes it much easier for travelers to find specific trips compared to the previous layout which relied on scrolling through static categories.

• Removed the "China is here!" promotional section.
• Removed the "NIHAO" discount code for 10% off China trips.
• Removed descriptive text about China highlights like the Great Wall and giant pandas.
• Removed the direct link to China-specific tour pages from the main hero area.

The removal of a specific destination promotion and discount code suggests the end of a seasonal campaign or a shift in focus away from China as a primary featured destination.