
India, Nepal & Bhutan 2026 – 2028
India · Nepal · Bhutan · Maldives
Distant Journeys · CRO concepts
Four ways to show the two-brochure limit through design rather than intro text. Every phone is live: pick brochures, try a third, and switch on the holiday-page landing to see each design from mid-page.
Smaller cover, destinations on one centred line and side-by-side buttons cut each card roughly in half, so the next brochure always peeks in. Two empty brochure-shaped slots sit in the bottom bar and every button carries two dots that fill up.
Descriptions: Tour styles appear as small tags under each title, with the full destination list from the brochure on one centred line. New and 2nd-edition labels sit above the tags.
One brochure per swipe with the next cover visibly peeking at the edge, plus a 3/10 counter. Holiday-page visitors land on their brochure mid-row and immediately see there are more either side.
Descriptions: Each swipe card has room for the full description: the opening sentence plus a ticked list of destinations. The cover shrinks slightly and 'New' labels move to a pill in the corner.
A shelf with two empty brochure outlines is pinned to the top, so it's seen wherever you land. Covers drop into the slots; when full, other buttons turn to '2 of 2 chosen' and the shelf shakes if you try a third.
Descriptions: Each row shows tour styles in green and a two-line destination summary. A 'What's inside' link opens the full description under the row without leaving the list.
Covers shown like a shop shelf, two per row, 6+ visible at once. Picks are numbered 1 and 2; once both are used, the rest fade back so the limit is obvious without reading anything.
Descriptions: The grid stays visual: tour styles in one short line and a 'New' ribbon on the cover. 'Details' slides up a panel with the full description and its own Send by post button.