Every trip is a bundle. Flights, transfers, hotel, lift pass and a guide come in varying combinations, and the first thing a buyer wants to know is which combination they are looking at, so each card wears its inclusions as labelled tags beside a from-price. Trips that start filling up show how many places are left. Search runs on resort and departure date, with a separate path for people who would sooner build the trip themselves.
Resorts get compared on numbers, so the trip page opens with them: pistes split by difficulty, kilometres of runs, lifts, top altitude and snow parks, set against the dates and the starting price. Underneath sits the hotel write-up for whoever is still deciding.
Choosing the room comes first. Each apartment type has its own dates, traveller count and sport baggage, priced per person, and whatever you pick there follows you into the reservation step, where every traveller gets their own set of fields. Through both steps a panel on the right holds the running total, the deposit and everything the price covers.
Then payment. Lithuanian bank transfers and instalment providers, the deposit charged straight away, the rest later. Group trips and equipment rental come in through the contact form. Trips, prices, inclusions and accommodation stay in the Snowcamp team's hands, and the layout holds whatever they put in.
At phone width the search panel leads, filtering on resort and departure date. The cards carry the same inclusion tags beside the from-price, and a trip page still opens out to kilometres of piste, top altitude and the hotel.