What Wetravel changed

• Added a new "Travel CRM" product to the main navigation.
• Added "WeTravel Cards" for global payments and expense management.
• Added "Inventory Management" and "Payment Plans" as standalone product categories.
• Reorganized the site structure to focus on specific industry solutions like Wellness Retreats and Adventure Travel.
• Updated the footer with links to a new Newsroom and Site Map.

WeTravel is expanding from a simple booking tool into a full business operating system. By adding a CRM and expense cards, they are trying to own the entire workflow for travel organizers, making it harder for customers to switch to other tools.

• The entire homepage marketing content, including the "operating system for multi-day travel" headline, has been removed.
• All product descriptions for the Travel CRM, Itinerary Builder, and Payment Processing are gone.
• The "Book a Demo" call-to-action has been replaced with a "Page not found" error message.
• A new site-wide navigation menu and footer have appeared, but the main body content is missing.
• Customer testimonials and the "10,000+ travel businesses" social proof section were removed.

The main landing page for WeTravel is currently broken or has been taken down, showing a "Page not found" error. This prevents new users from seeing their marketing content, features, or booking a demo.

• Introduced a two-tier pricing model: a free Basic plan and a $79/month Pro plan.
• Added an AI-powered itinerary builder that can import data from URLs or PDFs.
• Launched a Travel CRM with lead tracking, automated pipelines, and email tracking.
• Added a mobile app ("My Trips") for travelers to access itineraries offline.
• Included new business features like eSignatures, inventory management, and abandoned cart recovery.
• Introduced a free migration service to move data from competitors.

The platform is shifting from a simple booking tool to a full "operating system." By adding a $79/month Pro tier with AI-assisted itineraries and a built-in CRM, they are trying to replace multiple tools like Salesforce, DocuSign, and specialized itinerary builders.