The new itinerary design gives you a cleaner, smoother way to present trips. With better layout flow and less clutter, it makes your content easier to read and more engaging.
By default, a basic layout will be applied to your account. It is a great starting point, but if you would like to reorder sections or make small adjustments, Oasis Support can help. More layout options using the same style will roll out during the launch period.
Step 1: Choose Your Layout
The new layout appears under a new Layouts tab in the Trip Itinerary builder. From here, you can choose which layout to apply to the Proposal, Itinerary, or Sample views.
Right now, the Pagesnap layout is available - it provides smoother scrolling and a cleaner look. Select it from the dropdown for any of the Views and that layout will be applied to this Trips Itinerary only. When the Proposal is viewed, the new layout will display. You can continue editing your content as before, adjusting it to fit to match the new updated design.
Step 2: Classic View vs. Page Snap View
You can choose between two formats:
Classic Itinerary - Displays content in a continuous full-width format.
Example Trip: Classic View - Patagonian Explorer
Page Snap (New Design) - Provides structured scrolling with a cleaner look. Certain sections, such as the map, can be shown side by side with the overview.
Example Trip: Page Snap - Patagonian Explorer
This gives you control over whether you want a traditional style or a modern, polished layout.
Step 3: Add Maps to Your Itinerary
The map feature is available in both versions:
In the Classic itinerary, the map displays as a full-width section.
In the Page Snap layout, the map can be shown side by side with the trip overview.
The map displays clickable Points of Interest for services, accommodations, and content that has been added to the itinerary.
For full steps on how to add and manage maps, see [ How to Use the Map Feature in Itineraries ]
Image Resolution Standards for Web-Based Itineraries
Our platform is designed to handle large, high-resolution images while automatically optimizing them for the best balance of quality and performance.
Maximum resolution: Images are currently auto-cropped and scaled down to a maximum width of 3000px.
Recommended resolution: Always upload the highest-resolution image you have available. The platform will automatically handle scaling and cropping to fit the design and device.
Minimum resolution: Images under 1200px wide may still upload, but they are not likely to display with the level of clarity expected on larger or high-resolution screens.
Hero Images (Full-Width Banner)
Best results are achieved when uploading images 3000px wide (or larger, if available).
The system will downscale them appropriately for different devices, while preserving sharpness on retina and 4K screens.
Half-Page Images (Itinerary & Accommodations)
Upload at the highest resolution you can. Even though they render at half width, larger source files ensure crispness across all devices.
As with hero images, the system trims them down to the maximum width supported.