⚠ FIX THIS FIRST — her live site is losing phone calls.
Erin's live Wix site currently dials 859-469-6269. That number is stale. The number she gives out herself — and the one Google, Yelp and Yahoo all list — is (859) 363-6101. Every page below uses the correct number. Confirm with Erin, then fix it on the live site and on her Best of Lexington listing.
⚠ DO NOT BUILD THIS INSIDE HER LIVE SITE.
In Wix, the header, footer, fonts and colors are
global — shared by every page. The moment you change them, her live pages change too, in front of real visitors. Wix Classic has no staging environment.
Duplicate her site first and build in the copy. Full instructions in
"Build it safely" below — read that before you open the editor.
!Build it safely — duplicate her site first
Why
Wix has no staging environment on Classic. The header, footer, fonts and color theme are site-wide — there is no way to set up the new design without it immediately appearing on the pages her visitors are looking at right now. So you don't build in her live site. You build in a private copy and swap at the end.
The sequence
| # | Step | Notes |
|---|
| 1 | Export her contacts to CSV from the live site | Do this before anything else. See the warning below — the duplicate will NOT include them. |
| 2 | Duplicate the site | Wix dashboard → the site's More Actions menu → Duplicate. Name it something obvious like Enchanted Wanderings — 2026 Rebuild. |
| 3 | Build everything in the duplicate | Her live site is untouched and keeps serving visitors the whole time. Nothing you do is visible to anyone. |
| 4 | Erin reviews the duplicate | It has its own private wixsite.com preview URL. Send her that. |
| 5 | Reassign the Premium plan to the new site | Wix account → Premium Subscriptions → More Actions → Assign to a Different Site. This is free — you're moving her existing plan, not buying another. |
| 6 | Reassign the domain to the new site | Separate step from the plan. Do both in one sitting so there's no gap. |
| 7 | Import the contacts + re-add analytics/SEO | See the warnings below. |
⚠ Her contacts do NOT copy over. Wix's duplicate explicitly excludes contacts, invoices, and third-party app settings. Every lead in her CRM would be stranded on the old site. Export her contacts to CSV first, import them into the new site after the switch. Verify the count matches before you consider it done.
⚠ SEO settings and analytics do NOT move with the plan. Wix states that site-specific data — SEO settings, tracking tools, analytics — doesn't transfer. Her Google Analytics and Search Console setup has to be re-established on the new site. If you skip this, her traffic reporting silently goes dark on launch day. Re-verify Search Console after the domain moves.
What the duplicate DOES bring: all her pages, her design, her existing blog posts, and her installed apps. That's why duplicating beats starting from a blank site — her 19 real blog posts come along instead of being retyped.
Verify after duplicating: open the copy and confirm the blog posts actually came across before you build on top of it.
The phone number fix does NOT wait for any of this. That's a one-field edit on her live site. She is losing calls today. Confirm the number with Erin and fix it on the live site now, independent of the rebuild.
!!Read this before you touch a single URL
This is a re-skin of a 155-page site — not a 6-page replacement
Erin's live site is far bigger than the six pages in this sheet:
| What's live today | Count | What happens to it |
|---|
Destination guide pages
/destination-guides/paris-france etc. | 68 | LEAVE ALONE. Copy untouched. They inherit the new theme automatically. |
Blog posts
/post/<slug> | 40 | LEAVE ALONE. Keep every URL. |
Blog category pages
/travelblog/categories/<cat> | 10 | Leave alone. |
| Marketing + legal pages | ~37 | Six get rebuilt (below). The rest stay. |
| Total ≈ 155 indexed URLs. This sheet rebuilds 6 of them. |
⚠ THE ONE WAY THIS PROJECT COULD HURT HER. Those 68 destination guides and 40 blog posts are almost certainly what Google ranks her for — the long-tail pages that bring in strangers. If you replace her site with a six-page site, you delete ~149 indexed URLs and her organic traffic collapses. Do not delete pages. Do not change their URLs.
Why the duplicate approach makes this easy. Changing the global header, footer, fonts and colors restyles all 155 pages automatically. Her guides and posts get the new look for free, keep their URLs, and keep their rankings. You hand-build only the six core pages on top of that.
Net SEO impact, done this way: neutral to positive. Same domain, same URLs, better copy, better page titles, better internal linking. No redirect map, no ranking loss.
Use these exact URLs — they already exist and already rank
| Page in this sheet | URL to use | Note |
|---|
| Home | / | Already exists. |
| Services | /services | Already exists — reuse it, don't make a new one. |
| About | /about | Already exists — reuse it. |
| Contact | /contact | Already exists — reuse it. |
| Wander Blog | /travelblog | NOT /blog. Her blog index is at /travelblog and posts live at /post/<slug>. Restyle that existing page — do not create a second blog. |
| Destinations | /destinations | New page. Her old index is /destination-guides-1 — set a 301 redirect from it to /destinations in Wix's URL Redirect Manager, or it drops out of Google. |
⚠ The Blog page in this sheet is a RESTYLE, not a rebuild. The 19 posts listed on the Blog page of this sheet are a subset of her 40 real live posts. Do not recreate them and do not replace her blog. Restyle the existing /travelblog index and leave all 40 posts where they are. The 19 in this sheet are there so you know which images belong to which post — not as a list to build from.
Make the Destinations page a hub, not a dead end
The ten region bands should link into her existing guide pages — that's what turns the new page into an SEO asset instead of decoration. She already has these regional index pages live:
/europe-destination-guides
/africa-destination-guides
/north-america-destination-guides
/south-america-destination-guides
/oceania-destination-guides
/destination-guides-1 (the all-guides index)
Gap, stated honestly: that's only 5 regional index pages, but the new design has 10 regions. Asia, the Caribbean, the Middle East and the Nordics have no regional index page to link to. For those, point the region card either at the relevant individual guides (e.g. /destination-guides/iceland) or at /destination-guides-1. Don't leave them linking nowhere.
◧Building at 980px (Classic Wix width)
The approved design was drawn in a 1240px content column. Classic Wix is fixed at 980px and can't be widened. That's fine — it's a narrower column, not a broken design. Two rules make it hold together:
1. Make every colored/photo section a FULL-WIDTH strip. In Classic Wix, section backgrounds stretch edge-to-edge even though the content inside sits in the 980 column. This is what preserves the look — the full-bleed purple bands and photo mastheads are the design's signature, and they survive intact. Set each dark band, each photo masthead, and the footer to full-width / stretched.
2. Content lives in the 980 column and grids lose a column where they'd get tight. That's normal and usually looks cleaner. The per-section counts are in the table below — build to those, don't cram the original column counts into 980.
Revised heading sizes for 980 (these REPLACE the sizes in the global type section)
| Level | Desktop @ 980 | Mobile | Line height |
|---|
| H1 | 58px | 38px | 1.05 |
| H2 | 44px | 30px | 1.08 |
| H3 | 30px | 25px | 1.15 |
| H4 | 25px | 22px | 1.2 |
| H5 | 21px | 20px | 1.25 |
| H6 | 19px | 18px | 1.3 |
Body sizes are unchanged: Paragraph 1 = 20px · Paragraph 2 = 18px · Paragraph 3 = 16px (Mulish). Headings = Cormorant Garamond Light. Keep the slight negative letter-spacing on H1/H2.
How many columns each multi-column section gets at 980
| Section | Design | At 980 |
|---|
| Hero stats strip (90 / 7 / 50 / 30+) | 4 across | 4 across — stays; they're short |
| Home "3 ways to go" cards | 3 across | 3 across — fits |
| Home destinations grid (5 cards) | 2 + 3 | 2 + 2 + 1, or a clean 2-then-3; either reads fine |
| Home blog teaser (3 posts) | 3 across | 3 across — fits |
| Services "what's included" (9 checks) | 2 columns | 2 columns — stays |
| About credential cards (3) | 3 across | 3 across — fits |
| About year chips (2022–2025) | 4 across | 4 across — stays |
| Destinations region panels (2- and 3-up sub-cards) | 2 or 3 | 2 across everywhere — drop the 3-ups to 2 |
| Blog index feed | 3 across | 3 across — Wix blog handles this |
| Footer | 4 columns | 4 columns — short link lists, fits |
The only real casualty is the Destinations page: its 3-up sub-region grids drop to 2-up. Everything else survives at its original column count because 980 is only ~180px tighter and most of these grids had breathing room. When in doubt, fewer columns / bigger cards — never crush 3 into a space that wants 2.
0Global — build once, reuse on every page
Brand colors
#3f2557
Deep purple — dark section backgrounds
#75499d
PRIMARY — every button
#a184c4
Lavender — accents on dark
#a7e87c
Green — grace note ONLY
#faf8f5
Paper — light sections
#2c2436
Ink — body text
Green is never a button. #a7e87c is a grace note — the "Free" price, a small badge, a rule. Erin's locked palette treats it as an accent, not an action color. Purple #75499d is the only button color.
Fonts
| Role | Font | Notes |
|---|
| Headlines (all H1/H2/H3) | Cormorant Garamond | Light/regular weight. The italic emphasis inside headlines is part of the design — keep it. |
| Body, buttons, labels | Mulish | Small eyebrow labels are UPPERCASE with wide letter-spacing. |
| Script eyebrows | Lobster Two (italic) | Only for the handwritten-feel lines: "Meet Erin", "Let's begin", "Start here", "How I work". |
Body text should be 18px minimum, line-height 1.5+. Heading sizes: use the 980px table in the Building at 980px section above — not a 1240 assumption. Fonts are uploaded (Cormorant Garamond Light for headings, Mulish for body) — see the font files in the assets note.
Header / navigation — identical on all 6 pages
Logo (links to Home)
01-logo/logo-full-color.png
| Menu item | Goes to |
|---|
| Services | Services page |
| Destinations | Destinations page |
| Wander Blog | Blog page |
| About | About page |
| Book a free consultation (button, purple) | Contact page |
Footer — identical on all 6 pages
Column 1 — logo + line
01-logo/logo-full-color.png
Personally-planned European travel and river & ocean cruises for Lexington & Central Kentucky.
Column 2 — heading: Explore
Services · Destinations · Wander Blog · About Erin
Column 3 — heading: Get in touch
- Contact (→ Contact page)
- (859) 363-6101 (click-to-call)
- Email Erin (→ erin@enchantedwanderingstravel.com)
- Lexington, Kentucky (plain text, not a link)
Column 4 — heading: Start here
The first conversation is free, and it commits you to nothing.
Book a free consultation → Contact
Legal bar (bottom strip)
© Enchanted Wanderings Travel · Lexington, KY
Travel Institute Certified · CLIA Accredited · ASTA Verified · Best of Lexington Gold 2022–2025
One button label, everywhere. "Book a free consultation" appears in the nav, hero, mid-page, closing card and footer — always that exact wording, always pointing to Contact. Don't vary it.
★Where the assets live
Everything you need to upload to Wix is in one folder, sorted:
deliverables/wix-build/ASSETS-FOR-WIX/
| Folder | What's in it |
|---|
01-logo | Full color logo (PNG + SVG), wordmark only, globe mark only, favicon |
02-hero | Homepage hero video (Kirkjufell, Iceland) + its still frame |
03-photos | Erin's portrait, featured photo |
04-region-photos | 19 region photos, named by region (region-nordics.jpg etc.) |
05-blog-images | 19 blog images, each named after its post (sintra-fairytale-secrets.png etc.) |
06-passport-stamps | 24 passport stamp graphics (decorative, Destinations page) |
Every image referenced in this sheet is a real file that exists in that folder. Nothing here needs to be produced or sourced.
1Home
URL: /
Wix SEO panel — page title
Travel Agent in Lexington, KY | Europe & Cruise Specialist — Enchanted Wanderings
Wix SEO panel — meta description
Erin Baker has been to 90 countries and 30+ cruises. A Lexington, KY travel agent specializing in Europe and river & ocean cruises. Free consultation — plan your trip with someone who's already been there.
Section 1 — Hero (dark purple background, copy left / video right)
Script eyebrow (Lobster Two)
Europe specialist · Cruise specialist · Lexington, KY
Headline (H1) — italic on "your dream destination."
I've probably been to your dream destination.
Subhead
I'm Erin Baker — a travel advisor in Lexington, Kentucky. Ninety countries, all seven continents, and about thirty cruises later, I plan trips the way you'd plan them yourself, if you'd already been there.
Stats strip — 4 cells, ruled top and bottom
| Number | Label |
|---|
| 90 | Countries |
| 7 | Continents |
| 50 | US States |
| 30+ | River & ocean cruises |
Buttons
Book a free consultation → Contact
See where I've been → Destinations
Media (right side)
02-hero/HOMEPAGE-hero-video-kirkjufell.mp4
02-hero/HOMEPAGE-hero-still-kirkjufell.jpg (poster)
Autoplay, muted, loops. 4:5 portrait frame. Caption sits over the bottom-left of the video:
Kirkjufell, Iceland
Vertical rotated text along the right edge of the frame:
Erin Baker · Est. Lexington, KY
If Wix fights the video: use the still image instead. It's the same frame and the page still reads correctly. Don't burn an hour on the autoplay.
Section 2 — Credentials bar (bottom of the hero, still on dark)
Four items in a row:
★★★★★ 5.0 · 29 Google reviews
Best of Lexington — Gold, Best Travel Agency, four years running
CLIA Accredited Cruise Counselor
Travel Institute Certified · ASTA Verified
Section 3 — What I do (white; photo left, copy right)
04-region-photos/region-central-europe.jpg
Eyebrow
What I do
Headline (H2) — italic on "haven't booked."
Europe, cruises, and the trip you keep talking about but haven't booked.
Body
Planning a big trip on your own usually goes one of two ways. Either you're so afraid of missing something that you over-plan every single day — or there are so many choices that you give up, wing it, and find out later what you walked right past.
It shouldn't be that way. I do the research, compare the options, coordinate the moving pieces, and hand you an itinerary built around how you actually like to travel. Then I stay on call while you're gone, because flights get delayed and things go sideways, and you shouldn't be the one on hold with an airline at 2 a.m. in Rome.
See how I work → Services
Book a free consultation → Contact
Section 4 — What people hire me for (dark purple; 3 cards)
Eyebrow
What people hire me for
Headline (H2) — italic on "go."
Three ways to go.
Card 1 → Destinations
04-region-photos/region-eastern-europe.jpg
Europe, in depth
Paris to the Amalfi Coast, Kraków to the Cotswolds. Europe is my specialty, and most of it I've seen for myself.
Link text: See the Europe guides →
Card 2 → Destinations
04-region-photos/region-adriatic.jpg
River & ocean cruises
I'm a CLIA Accredited Cruise Counselor and I've sailed about thirty of them. I'll tell you which ship, which cabin, and which itinerary is actually worth the money.
Link text: See where I've sailed →
Card 3 → Contact
04-region-photos/region-east-africa.jpg
Group adventures
A guided tour through Europe or a private trip for your whole crew — same planning, more people, every detail handled.
Link text: Ask me about groups →
Section 5 — About teaser (white; round portrait left, copy right)
03-photos/erin-portrait.png
Circular crop, thin purple ring offset outside it. Grayscale, turning full color on hover (optional in Wix — skip if fiddly).
Script eyebrow (purple)
About Erin
Headline (H2)
Someone who's wandered there
I've been lucky enough to travel most of my life, and the benefit to you is simple: there's a very good chance I've already stood where you want to stand. I know which tour is worth it and which one is a tourist trap. I know the hotel that looks great online and disappoints in person.
For advisors like me, every trip is a working education.
Pull quote (larger, emphasized)
So when you hire me, you're not booking a vacation — you're borrowing a lifetime of wandering.
More about Erin → About
Section 6 — Testimonials (real Google reviews — do not edit the wording)
Eyebrow
What my clients say
Headline (H2)
Twenty-nine reviews. Not one below five stars.
Most of my clients come to me because someone in Kentucky told them to. Here's why.
Rating badge on the right: ★★★★★ / 5.0 / 29 Google reviews
Quote 1 — featured, wide
We booked our first cruise with Erin in hopes of making my parent's 50th wedding anniversary an unbelievably memorable celebration. She did not disappoint! She coordinated all 10 family members in multiple states and made sure that every detail, question and concern was addressed before we left… She even surprised us with several personal touches to make sure my parents' anniversary was as special and memorable as possible. As rookie cruisers, she gave us confidence and made the process so easy.
— Matt Norman · Google review
Quote 2
Erin has been wonderful! Our trip had a few hiccups mainly due to weather but she was always easy to reach and helped take care of any problems we had! I have recommended her to my family and friends!
— Melissa Sims · Google review
Quote 3
Working with Erin takes out the hours and guesswork of planning for somewhere you have never been. She listens to what excites you and customized the vacation you dream about. Looking forward to plan my next adventure. Highly recommended!
— Tonja Harding · Google review
Quote 4
We loved her 'Trip Planner' that we could access on our cell phones even without internet access! We will always use Erin for all our travel arrangements.
— Ruth Baker · Google review
Do not add review structured data / rich-snippet markup for these. Google disallows self-serving review markup on a business's own page and can penalize it. Keep the stars as plain visible text.
Section 7 — Destinations band (dark purple; 5 cards, all → Destinations)
Eyebrow
Where I travel
Headline (H2) — italic on "I've been there."
Pick a corner of the world. I've been there.
Ninety countries, sorted into ten regions, with a written guide for most of them. Europe is my specialty — but very little is off the map.
Two large cards on top row, three smaller below. Every card's hover link reads Open the map →
| Card | Image | Subtitle |
|---|
The Mediterranean
large | region-mediterranean.jpg | Italy, Greece, Spain, Croatia, the islands — twelve guides. |
Western Europe & the British Isles
large | region-western-europe.jpg | Paris, Amsterdam, Salzburg, Ireland, London — nine guides. |
| The Nordics | region-nordics.jpg | Iceland, Norway, Copenhagen. |
| The Caribbean | region-caribbean.jpg | Aruba, Antigua, the Bahamas. |
| East & Southern Africa | region-southern-africa.jpg | Kenya, Namibia, South Africa. |
Footer row of this section (text left, button right)
Don't see your dream destination? There's a good chance I've been there.
Second sentence is bolder / white.
Explore the atlas → Destinations
Section 8 — Wander Blog teaser (paper background; 3 posts)
Eyebrow
Fresh every week
Headline (H2) — "Wander Blog" italic + purple
The Wander Blog
A new destination guide, cruise tip, or note from the road — every single week. Real advice from someone who was actually there.
Open the Wander Blog → Blog
Post 1 — featured, larger
05-blog-images/FEATURED-krakow-cobblestone-story.png
Latest · Europe · 4 min
Every Cobblestone Has a Story in Kraków
Why Poland's royal capital is one of Europe's most unforgettable slow-travel cities.
Link text: Read the latest →
Post 2
05-blog-images/winter-cruises-family-friendly.png
Cruising · 4 min
Family-Friendly Destinations for Winter Cruises
Trade the winter blues for sunshine — the best family cruise destinations to sail.
Link text: Read more →
Post 3
05-blog-images/sintra-fairytale-secrets.png
Europe · 2 min
Exploring Sintra's Fairytale Secrets
Pena Palace, the mystical Initiation Well, and a perfect day trip from Lisbon.
Link text: Read more →
Section 9 — Closing CTA (dark purple, centered)
Background decoration: the globe mark, large and centered, ~28% opacity, slowly rotating. 01-logo/logo-globe-mark-only.svg If Wix can't rotate it, a static faded globe is fine.
Script eyebrow
Let's begin
Headline (H2) — italic on "where you're going."
Let's find out where you're going.
Maybe you know exactly where you want to go. Maybe you just know you're ready for something. Either way, the first conversation is free — no commitment, no pressure, just a talk about what you're imagining.
Landing card (light card on dark: logo | rule | text + button)
01-logo/logo-full-color.png
Lexington, Kentucky · Ninety countries
Book a free consultation → Contact
Homepage — one thing that was deliberately cut
The animated plane "wander line" that ran down the page in an earlier concept was deliberately removed — it can't be hand-built in Classic Wix. Don't try to recreate it. This is a closed decision, not an oversight.
2Services — "How I work"
URL: /services
Wix SEO panel — page title
How I Work — Custom Itineraries, Cruises & Group Travel | Enchanted Wanderings
Wix SEO panel — meta description
What you get with a Lexington travel agent: 3 custom proposals, every detail coordinated, a 24-hour hotline while you travel, and 90 countries of first-hand knowledge. Free consultation, $100 planning fee.
Section 1 — Page hero (dark purple)
Script eyebrow
How I work
Headline (H1) — italic on "work with me."
Here's exactly what happens when you work with me.
No mystery, no vague "concierge service." Three conversations, three proposals, and one trip that's genuinely yours.
Section 2 — The three steps (white; big photo + copy, alternating sides)
Each step has a large serif numeral overlaid on the bottom-left of its photo. Step 1 photo left, step 2 photo right, step 3 photo left.
Step 01 — photo left
04-region-photos/region-western-europe.jpg
Numeral on photo: 01 · alt text: "Paris at night"
Eyebrow
Step one
Headline (H2) — italic on "free"
We talk — free
We sit down — in person, on the phone, on Zoom, your call — and I ask a lot of questions. Not just where, but how you like to travel: slow mornings or first-in-line, big hotels or small ones, how much walking is too much walking.
This conversation costs nothing and commits you to nothing.
Green pill/badge underneath (this is the green accent — a badge, never a button):
No charge · no commitment
Step 02 — photo right
04-region-photos/region-mediterranean.jpg
Numeral on photo: 02 · alt text: "A terrace above the Aegean"
Eyebrow
Step two
Headline (H2) — italic on "three options"
I bring you three options
Not one take-it-or-leave-it itinerary — three custom proposals, so you can see the trade-offs and choose.
Then we refine together until it's right. That's the part I actually enjoy.
Step 03 — photo left
04-region-photos/region-adriatic.jpg
Numeral on photo: 03 · alt text: "The Adriatic coast"
Eyebrow
Step three
Headline (H2) — italic on "I handle the rest."
You pack. I handle the rest.
Flights, hotels, transfers, tours, the fine print nobody reads — all coordinated and connected. You get a custom itinerary in an app on your phone, a pre-trip Q&A so nothing's a surprise, and a 24-hour hotline if anything goes wrong while you're away.
Because things do go wrong, and that's the whole point of having me.
Section 3 — What's included (dark purple; 2-column checkmark list)
Eyebrow
What's included
Headline (H2) — italic on "actually paying for"
What you're actually paying for
Nine items, each with a purple checkmark. Bold shows the emphasized opening of each line.
Three custom proposals — not one, so you can compare
We keep refining until the itinerary is right
Every element coordinated — flights, hotels, transfers, tours, and the connections between them
A real liaison between you and every supplier, so you're never the one arguing with a booking line
Your itinerary in an app, in your pocket, offline
A pre-trip Q&A so you leave knowing what to expect
A 24-hour hotline for the moment something goes sideways mid-trip
Someone who reads the fine print — cancellation terms, insurance, visa rules
Insider knowledge from ninety countries of actually being there
Section 4 — Pricing (paper background; copy left, price box right)
Eyebrow
What it costs
Headline (H2) — italic on "ask."
Stated plainly, because you shouldn't have to ask.
The first consultation is free. Always. We'll talk about your trip and you'll know within one conversation whether I'm the right fit.
After that, my planning and consultation fee is $100 — and it covers everything above, from the first proposal to the 2 a.m. phone call from a foreign airport. Beyond that fee, I'm paid by the hotels, cruise lines and tour operators I book. You never pay more than you would booking it yourself.
Client quote below the copy
We were impressed with her focus on our budget, and helped us get the most out of every experience. Cannot wait to see what she can do for us on our next adventure!
— Sam Nelson · Google review
Price box (white card, thick purple top border)
| Line | Small print under it | Amount |
|---|
| First consultation | However long it takes. No commitment. | Free (green) |
| Planning & consultation fee | Everything on the list — start to finish. | $100 (purple, large) |
| Groups & weddings | Get in touch and I'll put a number to it. | Quoted individually (small, gray) |
Book a free consultation → Contact (full-width inside the price box)
Section 5 — FAQ (white; accordion, first item open)
Eyebrow
Questions people actually ask
Headline (H2)
The honest answers
Q1
Why use a travel agent instead of booking online myself?
Because the internet gives you every option and no judgment. I've been to ninety countries — I can tell you not just what exists, but what's worth your time, what's overpriced, and what looks wonderful in photos and disappoints in person. And when a flight is cancelled at midnight, a website can't help you. I can.
Q2
What does a travel agent cost?
My first consultation is free. My planning fee is $100, which covers three custom proposals, the planning conversations it takes to get it right, full coordination of every booking, and 24-hour support while you're travelling. Groups and weddings are quoted separately.
Q3
Do you only book Europe and cruises?
Those are my specialties, but I've travelled to ninety countries across all seven continents and all fifty states. If it's on the map, there's a good chance I've been there or know someone who has.
Q4
Do I have to live in Lexington to work with you?
No — but most of my clients are here in Lexington and Central Kentucky, usually sent my way by someone they trust. I'm happy to meet in person if you're local, and everything works just as well over the phone if you're not.
Q5
What happens if something goes wrong while I'm away?
You call the 24-hour hotline and you get a human. Delayed flights, missed connections, a hotel that's lost your booking — I've been on the other end of all of it, and I know the steps to take. That's what you're really paying for.
SEO bonus: this FAQ has FAQ structured data on the approved build, which can win Erin an expanded Google result. Wix's SEO panel supports adding it — worth doing on this page specifically.
Section 6 — Closing CTA (dark purple, centered, faded rotating globe behind)
01-logo/logo-globe-mark-only.svg
Script eyebrow
Let's begin
Headline (H2) — italic on "where you're going."
Let's find out where you're going.
Maybe you know exactly where you want to go. Maybe you just know you're ready for something. Either way, the first conversation is free.
Book a free consultation → Contact
3Destinations
URL: /destinations · This is the biggest page. Build it last.
Wix SEO panel — page title
Where I've Been — Destination Guides from 90 Countries | Enchanted Wanderings
Wix SEO panel — meta description
Destination guides from a travel agent who's been to 90 countries: the Mediterranean, Western Europe & the British Isles, the Nordics, the Caribbean, Asia, Africa and the Americas. Real notes from someone who was actually there.
Section 1 — Masthead (dark purple)
Script eyebrow
Destinations
Headline (H1) — italic on "actually stood."
Ninety countries. Every one a place I've actually stood.
Not a brochure. Everywhere I've actually been, sorted into ten regions, with a written guide for most of them. Pick a corner of the world below.
Stat bar — 4 cells
| Number | Label |
|---|
| 90 | Countries |
| 7 | Continents |
| 68 | Written guides |
| 10 | Regions |
Section 2 — Intro strip (cream background, passport stamps scattered behind at ~25% opacity)
Decorative stamps from 06-passport-stamps/ — the approved build uses: rome, egypt, paris, japan, india, turkey, sydney. Scatter them faded behind the text at slight angles.
Eyebrow
The regions, in depth
Headline (H2) — italic purple on "I haven't been."
"I don't send you somewhere I haven't been."
Open any region below and you'll find the places I've actually written about — what's worth your time, and what I'd skip.
Section 3 — The ten regions (expandable photo bands)
Build note — this is the one section to simplify. The approved build uses a click-to-expand accordion: each region is a dark photo strip that opens a panel of sub-region cards. Classic Wix can do this, but it's slow to hand-build ten times. Recommended: build the ten photo bands as a simple grid or stacked list of linked cards first, get the page live, and add the expand behavior only if Erin asks for it. The copy below is the same either way.
Each band shows: index label (Region 01…Region 10), region name, blurb, and a counts row (N Regions · N Guides). The expand control reads Explore with a +; open state reads Explore the guides with an ×.
Every expanded panel opens with an eyebrow ([Region] · [N] guides) and this italic note:
The sub-regions inside — each one somewhere I've stood.
…except the two single-region bands (The Caribbean, The Nordics), which read:
One region, and everywhere in it I've actually been.
Region 01 — The Mediterranean · region-mediterranean.jpg
2 Regions · 12 Guides
Coastal light and long lunches, ancient ruins in the gaps between — from the Greek Islands to Florence, this is the Europe I keep going back to.
Panel cards (2):
| Card | Image · badge | Cities | Body |
|---|
| The Mediterranean | region-mediterranean.jpg
11 guides | Athens · Barcelona · Florence · Greece · Greek Islands | Coastal light, long lunches, and ancient ruins in between — the Mediterranean is beauty without roughing it. |
| The Adriatic & Balkans | region-adriatic.jpg
1 guide | Croatia | Walled cities over impossibly blue water — the Adriatic is the Mediterranean before everyone else found it. |
Region 02 — The Americas · region-south-america.jpg
3 Regions · 10 Guides
From Alaska's wild coast to Patagonia's edge — a whole hemisphere of trips I can plan without ever crossing an ocean.
| Card | Image · badge | Cities | Body |
|---|
| North America | region-north-america.jpg
5 guides | Alaska · Arizona · Mexico · San Diego · San Francisco | From Alaska's wild to Mexico's coast — a lifetime of trips without ever leaving the continent. |
| Central America | region-central-america.jpg
1 guide | Costa Rica | Rainforest, volcanoes, and two coasts to choose from — adventure that's easy to reach. |
| South America | region-south-america.jpg
4 guides | Argentina · Brazil · Chile · Peru | Patagonia to Machu Picchu — South America is for travelers chasing the big, bucket-list kind of awe. |
Region 03 — Western Europe & the British Isles · region-western-europe.jpg
2 Regions · 9 Guides
Great cities an easy train apart — Paris to Amsterdam to a quiet pub in Ireland. I know how to string them together.
| Card | Image · badge | Cities | Body |
|---|
| Western Europe | region-western-europe.jpg
7 guides | Amsterdam · Belgium · Germany · Paris · Salzburg | Great cities an easy train apart — this is the Europe most people picture, and I know how to string it together. |
| The British Isles | region-british-isles.jpg
2 guides | Ireland · London | Castles, coastlines, and the best pub you didn't plan on — the British Isles reward slow, unhurried days. |
Region 04 — The Caribbean · region-caribbean.jpg (single — renders as one wide card)
1 Region · 8 Guides
More than a beach — every island has its own accent, and I'll match you to the right one.
Wide card: image region-caribbean.jpg, badge 8 guides, same body copy as above, then a small-caps label Where I've written from and these chips:
Antigua & Barbuda · Aruba · Bahamas · Cuba · Curaçao
Plan a trip here → Contact
Region 05 — South & Southeast Asia · region-southeast-asia.jpg
2 Regions · 7 Guides
Palaces and tea hills, temples and water the color of glass — this is the far-from-home feeling, made easy.
| Card | Image · badge | Cities | Body |
|---|
| South Asia | region-south-asia.jpg
3 guides | India · Maldives · Sri Lanka | Palaces, tea hills, and beaches to end on — South Asia rewards travelers who want to feel far from home. |
| Southeast Asia | region-southeast-asia.jpg
4 guides | Bali · Bangkok · Philippines · Singapore | Temples, street food, and water the color of glass — Southeast Asia is made for first-time adventurers. |
Region 06 — East Asia & the Pacific · region-east-asia.jpg
2 Regions · 6 Guides
Bullet trains and neon, reefs and open road — the seamless side of the world, once you know how it works.
| Card | Image · badge | Cities | Body |
|---|
| East Asia | region-east-asia.jpg
3 guides | Hong Kong · Shanghai · Tokyo | Bullet trains, neon, and centuries-old ritual — East Asia is seamless once you know how it works. |
| Oceania & the Pacific | region-oceania.jpg
3 guides | Auckland · Australia · Fiji | Reefs, road trips, and a whole hemisphere of open space — Oceania is the trip you give yourself real time for. |
Region 07 — The Nordics · region-nordics.jpg (single — one wide card)
1 Region · 5 Guides
Fjords, design-forward cities, and the northern lights if you time it right — the Nordics run on quiet drama.
Wide card, badge 5 guides, label Where I've written from, chips:
Copenhagen · Finland · Iceland · Norway · Stockholm
Plan a trip here → Contact
Region 08 — The Middle East & North Africa · region-middle-east.jpg
2 Regions · 5 Guides
Futuristic skylines beside ancient souks, deserts and rooftop sunsets — a study in contrasts, done in real comfort.
| Card | Image · badge | Cities | Body |
|---|
| The Middle East | region-middle-east.jpg
4 guides | Dubai · Israel · Qatar · Turkey | Futuristic skylines beside ancient souks — the Middle East is a study in contrasts, done in real comfort. |
| North Africa | region-north-africa.jpg
1 guide | Egypt | Markets, deserts, and rooftop sunsets — North Africa is sensory overload in the best possible way. |
Region 09 — Central & Eastern Europe · region-central-europe.jpg
2 Regions · 3 Guides
Storybook old towns, thermal baths, and grand palaces — the deeper, older Europe, for travelers who've been before.
| Card | Image · badge | Cities | Body |
|---|
| Central Europe | region-central-europe.jpg
2 guides | Budapest · Hungary | Storybook old towns and thermal baths, minus the crowds — Central Europe is Europe for return travelers. |
| Eastern Europe & Russia | region-eastern-europe.jpg
1 guide | St. Petersburg | Grand palaces and a deeper, older Europe — for travelers who want the road less taken. |
Region 10 — East & Southern Africa · region-southern-africa.jpg
2 Regions · 3 Guides
The safari that lives up to the daydream — big skies, big game, and wine country to land in after.
| Card | Image · badge | Cities | Body |
|---|
| East Africa | region-east-africa.jpg
1 guide | Kenya | The safari that lives up to the daydream — East Africa is a once-in-a-lifetime I love to plan. |
| Southern Africa | region-southern-africa.jpg
2 guides | Namibia · South Africa | Big skies, big game, and wine country to land in after — adventure with a soft place to land. |
Section 4 — Closing CTA (dark purple, centered)
Headline (H2) — "your" in the script font, light purple
Let's find your next one.
Tell me the region that caught your eye — or the feeling you're chasing — and I'll start drawing the line.
Book a free consultation → Contact
4Wander Blog
URL: /travelblog (her existing blog index — not /blog)
⚠ RESTYLE ONLY. Her 40 live blog posts are not to be touched.
Do not build a new blog, do not recreate posts, do not change any post URL. Restyle the existing /travelblog index page with the header and closing CTA below and leave the posts alone — they keep their /post/<slug> URLs and their rankings, and they pick up the new theme automatically.
The 18 posts listed further down are a subset of her 40 real posts. They are here only so you can tell which image belongs to which post. They are not a build list.
Wix SEO panel — page title
The Wander Blog — Travel Guides & Cruise Tips | Enchanted Wanderings
Wix SEO panel — meta description
A new travel guide, destination note, or cruise tip every week from Erin Baker — a Lexington travel agent who's been to 90 countries. Real advice from someone who was actually there.
Decision made (Stacy, 2026-07-14): no change to the blog posts. Her existing Wix blog stays exactly as it is — all 40 posts, all URLs, all copy. You are restyling the /travelblog index page only: new header, new closing CTA, new theme. The post feed on that page is Wix's native blog feed and will populate itself.
Section 1 — Page header (dark purple)
Script eyebrow
Fresh every week
Headline (H1)
The Wander Blog
Something new every week — where to go, when to sail, and what's genuinely worth your time on the ground. Written by someone who was actually standing there.
Section 2 — Featured post card
05-blog-images/FEATURED-krakow-cobblestone-story.png
Purple pill on the image: Latest post
Europe · 4 min
Every Cobblestone Has a Story in Kraków
Why Poland's royal capital is one of Europe's most unforgettable slow-travel cities.
Read the latest
Section 3 — Category filter bar
Label: Browse by — then these chips ("All posts" active by default):
All posts · Europe · Culture · Cruising · Travel Tips · Local · Family · Wellness · Food
Empty state message (shows when a filter matches nothing):
Nothing filed under that yet — try another.
Section 4 — Post images reference (NOT a build list)
This table exists only to tell you which image goes with which post. Her live blog already has 40 posts; these 18 are a subset. Do not create posts from this table. If you're swapping in a nicer header image on an existing post, this is where you find the right file.
Card styling on the index: three across on desktop, each ending with Read more →, showing category and read time — no dates.
| Image file | Category · read time | Title | Excerpt |
|---|
street-art-best-cities.png | Culture · 4 min | Best Cities for Street Art Around the World | From Berlin's murals to Buenos Aires' canvases — where urban art comes alive. |
bayonne-french-basque.png | Europe · 4 min | The Hidden Gem of the French Basque Country: Bayonne | The soulful heart of the Basque Country — and the birthplace of French chocolate. |
winter-cruises-family-friendly.png | Cruising · 4 min | Family-Friendly Destinations for Winter Cruises | Trade the winter blues for sunshine — the best family cruise destinations to sail. |
athens-ancient-myths.png | Europe · 4 min | Athens: Where Ancient Myths Come Alive | The ultimate European escape for history lovers and foodies alike. |
arctic-cruise-tips.png | Cruising · 4 min | Essential Tips for a Memorable Arctic Cruise | When to sail, what to pack, and how to do an Arctic expedition right. |
aberdeen-granite-city.png | Europe · 3 min | Aberdeen: Scotland's Granite City | Skip the Edinburgh crowds — Scotland's silver city glitters in the sun. |
navigating-flight-delays.png | Travel Tips · 4 min | Navigating Flight Delays | Why delays happen, what to do when they strike, and how to prepare ahead. |
lexington-best-times-to-visit.png | Local · 5 min | Best Times to Visit Lexington, Kentucky | A season-by-season guide to the Horse Capital of the World. |
estonia-island-fairytale.png | Europe · 2 min | Estonia's Hidden Island Fairytale | Kuressaare and Saaremaa feel like stepping straight into a storybook. |
family-vacation-2026.png | Family · 4 min | Top Family Vacation Destinations for 2026 | Expert-picked destinations for family travelers of every age. |
sintra-fairytale-secrets.png | Europe · 2 min | Exploring Sintra's Fairytale Secrets | Pena Palace, the mystical Initiation Well, and a perfect day trip from Lisbon. |
asia-kids-activities.png | Family · 4 min | Fun Activities for Kids in Asia | Theme parks, science museums, and cultural adventures across the continent. |
early-spring-cruise-weather.png | Cruising · 4 min | Early Spring Cruise Weather: What to Expect | The weather to plan for at sea in March and April — and how to pack for it. |
nuremberg-medieval-magic.png | Europe · 3 min | Medieval Magic in Nuremberg, Germany | Medieval streets, living artisan traditions, and one of Germany's most underrated cities. |
asia-spiritual-travel.png | Wellness · 4 min | Spiritual Travel Through Asia's Most Peaceful Places | Zen gardens, quiet temples, and stillness from Kyoto to Bali. |
tromso-first-timers-guide.png | Europe · 3 min | A First-Timer's Guide to Tromsø, Norway | Beyond the Northern Lights — the cultural crown jewel of the Arctic. |
vilnius-for-first-timers.png | Europe · 2 min | Vilnius for First-Timers | Compact, walkable, and storybook-charming — a first look at Lithuania's capital. |
gastronomic-odyssey.png | Food · 4 min | A Gastronomic Odyssey | A global culinary journey, from Southern Spain to the hills of Tuscany. |
Section 5 — Closing CTA (dark purple, faded globe)
Script eyebrow
Reading is the easy part
Headline (H2) — italic on "actually go."
Now let's actually go.
If one of these gave you an idea, that's genuinely enough to start with. The first conversation is free.
Book a free consultation → Contact
5About Erin
URL: /about
Wix SEO panel — page title
Meet Erin Baker — 90 Countries, 7 Continents, 30+ Cruises | Enchanted Wanderings
Wix SEO panel — meta description
Erin Baker is a Lexington, KY travel agent who has been to 90 countries, all 7 continents, all 50 states, and 30+ river and ocean cruises. CLIA Accredited Cruise Counselor, Travel Institute certified, ASTA Verified.
Section 1 — Page hero (dark purple)
Script eyebrow
Meet Erin
Headline (H1) — italic on "One very well-worn passport."
Ninety countries. Seven continents. One very well-worn passport.
I'm Erin Baker, and I've spent my life going places — so you don't have to guess about yours.
Stat bar (sits on the dark hero)
| Number | Label |
|---|
| 90 | Countries |
| 7 | Continents |
| 50 | US States |
| 30+ | River & ocean cruises |
Section 2 — The story (white; framed portrait left, copy right)
03-photos/erin-portrait.png
Caption on the portrait frame:
Erin Baker
Travel advisor · Lexington, Kentucky
Vertical rotated label along the right edge of the frame:
Enchanted Wanderings · Est. Lexington
Eyebrow
Why this matters to your trip
Headline (H2) — italic on "genuinely fun."
I find the part you dread genuinely fun.
Have you always wanted to see the world but felt buried by the options? Do you not have the hours it takes to research every flight, hotel, ship and excursion — and check whether they actually fit together?
That's the part I love. Genuinely. I like the digging, the comparing, the puzzle of stitching an itinerary into something seamless. Most people find it exhausting. I find it fun, which is a strange thing to be good at, and a very useful one to have on your side.
And I've done the trip. For advisors like me, every journey is a working education — I come home with contacts, shortcuts, and hard-won opinions. I've also learned how to fix things on the fly. When a flight vanishes from the board, I know exactly what to do next, because it's happened to me.
Pull quote
When you hire me, you're not booking a vacation — you're borrowing a lifetime of wandering.
Book a free consultation → Contact
Section 3 — Credentials (paper background)
Eyebrow
The formal side
Headline (H2)
I take the paperwork seriously too
Gold award panel (purple panel left, white panel right)
Left panel
★ Gold — Best Travel Agency
Best of Lexington, four years running
Voted by the city I live in — and the credential I'm proudest of.
Right panel — four year chips, then the line below
2022 · 2023 · 2024 · 2025
Lexington has voted Enchanted Wanderings Gold — Best Travel Agency four consecutive years, which means more to me than any of it.
Three credential cards (purple top border)
| Card title | Body |
|---|
| CLIA Accredited Cruise Counselor | The cruise industry's own accreditation — and about thirty sailings behind it, river and ocean. |
| Certified Travel Associate | Through The Travel Institute — the industry's formal professional certification. |
| ASTA Verified Travel Advisor | Verified by the American Society of Travel Advisors. |
Section 4 — Affiliation (dark purple; copy left, quote right)
Eyebrow
Small enough to know you. Big enough to have leverage.
Headline (H2) — italic on "global network"
One advisor in Lexington — with a global network behind her.
Enchanted Wanderings is an independent affiliate of Rainbow Getaways, a member of Ensemble Travel Group — which means that behind one advisor in Lexington sits the buying power of a global network.
You get a person who knows your name, and an agency's worth of muscle when it counts.
Quote (right column)
She planned a seamless trip that was both relaxing and full of excitement! She kept us well informed — which is very necessary when traveling internationally — and ensured we were prepared.
— Lauren Moore · Google review
Section 5 — Closing CTA (paper background, centered)
Script eyebrow
Where to next?
Headline (H2) — italic on "where you're thinking."
If you're ready to go somewhere, I'd love to hear where you're thinking.
The first conversation is free.
Book a free consultation → Contact
6Contact
URL: /contact · Build this page first — it's where every button on the site points.
Wix SEO panel — page title
Book a Free Consultation — Lexington Travel Agent | Enchanted Wanderings
Wix SEO panel — meta description
Talk to Erin Baker, a Lexington, KY travel agent specializing in Europe and cruises. Your first consultation is free — no commitment. Tell her where you're dreaming of going.
Section 1 — Page header (dark purple)
Script eyebrow
Start here
Headline (H1) — italic on "dreaming of going."
Tell me where you're dreaming of going.
The first conversation is free, and it commits you to nothing. Even if you only have a vague feeling that you're ready for a trip — that's genuinely enough to start with.
Section 2 — The form (white card, purple top border, overlapping up into the header)
Card heading (H2)
Send me a note
I answer every message myself — usually within a day.
Fields, in order
| # | Label | Helper text under the field | Type | Required? |
|---|
| 1 | Your name | — | Text | Yes |
| 2 | Email | — | Email | Yes |
| 3 | Phone | Optional — only if you'd rather I call. | Phone | No |
| 4 | Where are you thinking? | A country, a cruise, or "no idea yet" — all valid answers. | Text | No |
| 5 | Roughly when? | A season is fine. So is "someday." | Text | No |
| 6 | Anything else I should know? | — | Long text box | No |
Name and Email sit side by side on desktop; everything else is full width.
Submit button (full width, purple)
Send it over
Error message if name/email missing
Please add your name and a valid email so I know where to write back.
Reassurance line under the button
I answer every message myself, usually within a day. No autoresponders, no call centre — just me.
Confirmation shown after they hit send
Got it — talk soon.
Your message came straight to me. I'll be in touch within a day, and we'll find a time to talk it through. In the meantime, the Wander Blog is a decent place to daydream.
Open the Wander Blog → Blog
Form delivery: use Wix's native form and route submissions to erin@enchantedwanderingstravel.com. Send Erin a test submission and confirm she received it before you call this page done.
Section 3 — Side rail (right column on desktop; moves ABOVE the form on mobile)
Tap-to-call button — mobile only
Call Erin · (859) 363-6101
Review badge
★★★★★ 5.0 · 29 Google reviews
Phone block — desktop only
Call or text
(859) 363-6101
Lexington & Central Kentucky. Happy to meet in person if you're local.
Email block
Email
erin@enchantedwanderingstravel.com
Or just use the form — it lands in the same place.
Pull quote (green left rule; hidden on mobile)
Erin was amazing and available whenever I needed to ask a question. She is so easy to work with.
— Alicia Feldman · Google review
✓Before you call it done
Content & design
- Phone number is (859) 363-6101 everywhere — and the stale 859-469-6269 is gone from the live site and her Best of Lexington listing.
- Every "Book a free consultation" button actually lands on the Contact page.
- The contact form sends a real email to erin@enchantedwanderingstravel.com — test it yourself and confirm she received it.
- Each of the six pages has its title and meta description filled into the Wix SEO panel (they're all above).
- Body text is 18px or larger; check it on a phone, not just the desktop preview.
- Green (
#a7e87c) appears only as an accent — never as a button.
- No review/rating structured data was added on the homepage.
The SEO checks — these are the ones that can actually cost her money
- All 68 destination guides still exist, at their original URLs, with their original copy. Spot-check five of them.
- All 40 blog posts still exist, at their original
/post/<slug> URLs.
- The blog index is still
/travelblog — you did not create a second blog at /blog.
/services, /about, /contact reuse the existing URLs rather than new ones.- A 301 redirect is in place from
/destination-guides-1 → /destinations.
- Every region card on the Destinations page links somewhere real — no dead regions.
- Contacts were exported before the switch and imported after — count matches the old site.
- Google Analytics and Search Console are re-established on the new site and reporting data. Check 48 hours after launch, not just on launch day.
- Submit the sitemap in Search Console after the domain moves.
Source of truth: the approved build at enchanted-concepts.pages.dev. Every line of copy in this sheet was taken from it verbatim.