Places – Free Bootstrap template for Travel Agency

Yes. Places is free and follows the standard uiCookies license, which allows commercial use. Attribution details are on the license page. You can use it for both client and personal travel projects.

Places is a static Bootstrap 5 template, so you edit the HTML and CSS directly with no build step, bundler, or framework required. Basic HTML and CSS knowledge is enough to swap text, images, and links. There's no jQuery or plugin configuration to wrangle.

Colours, spacing, and typography are controlled in the template's stylesheet, layered on top of Bootstrap 5's own variables. Edit those values in one place and the change carries across all six layouts. Icon fonts are bundled, so you don't need an external icon CDN.

Yes. It's built on Bootstrap 5's responsive grid, so the hero, carousels, and listings reflow from desktop down to phones. The navigation collapses into a mobile menu, and the photo-first design stays airy on small screens.

Places targets modern evergreen browsers — Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge. It relies on native features like <input type="date"> and CSS scroll-snap, which all current browsers support, and older browsers simply fall back to a plain text field. Reduced-motion preferences are respected throughout.

No — Places is a static front-end, so the search and contact forms are markup only, with no backend or payment processing. The fields, country dropdowns, and date pickers all work in the browser, but you connect them to your own booking API, CRM, form service, or CMS to handle real submissions.

It's built entirely from native controls: the country pickers are plain <select> menus and the arrival and departure fields use the browser's own <input type="date">. There's no select2, datepicker, or other jQuery plugin behind it, so it's lighter, faster, and far easier to maintain or restyle.

You get six HTML layouts — a multi-page travel site (hero with flight search, destinations, services, travel listing, and contact) plus a bonus one-page version — all sharing one design system. Icon fonts, demo images, and the CSS and JS are bundled. Because the carousels use CSS scroll-snap and the animations use IntersectionObserver, there are no carousel or animation libraries to install.