Widgets let visitors browse dates and book your trips right from your own website.
The widgets you can add
Button — a "Book now" button.
Upcoming departures — a list of a trip's next dates.
Calendar — an availability calendar.
Product list — a grid or list of all your published trips.
Each can open the booking flow in a pop-up or a new tab.
How to add one
In Settings → Website Widgets, pick a widget and adjust its options — there's a live preview as you go. You'll get a two-part snippet:
Once per page — paste the small script into your site's
<head>.Where you want the widget — drop in the widget's snippet wherever it should appear.
The script automatically powers every widget on the page, so you only need it once no matter how many widgets you add.
Using the WordPress plugin
If your site runs on WordPress, install the Samba WordPress plugin instead of hand-pasting code. Under Settings → Website Widgets → WordPress, copy your workspace's connection key and paste it into the plugin — it then lists your published trips and builds each widget for you, no HTML required.
If you ever regenerate that key, your WordPress site stops pulling widgets until you paste the new key into the plugin — so only regenerate it if you suspect the old one was exposed.
Good to know
Visitors don't need an account to use a widget.
Only published trips show up in widgets.