Website Audits for National Tourism Boards
Travelers start getting to know a country on its official tourism website: destinations, entry requirements, and news. Errors and outdated information on such a website undermine trust in the country as a travel destination. We have reviewed websites of national and regional tourism boards.
Results from our review of 5 tourism board websites in 2026
- 4 of 5websites had language errors and signs of machine translation
- 3 of 5websites had text left in English or the local language
- 3 of 5websites had outdated information, such as news about borders reopening after COVID-19
- 3 of 5websites had leftover template text in plain view
Learn more: EPG Global ONE Research 2026
Why Work with Us
- One audit instead of four specialists: language, translation, site functionality, and comparison with the primary version for one price.
- Start with a pilot audit of 5 key pages for $180, with results in 2 business days.
- Your team can fix the errors using clear task lists, without giving us website access and without hiring new contractors.
Free, results the same day
5 key pages and your trust score
What do you check on a tourism board website?
Destination pages, entry requirements, news, contacts, language switching, and whether the information matches the primary version of the website.
Do you need access to the website's content management system?
No. We review the website the way your customers see it. All we need to start is the website address and a business email.