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✈️ Explore and book diverse tours across England with Natours, your online travel companion, crafted with HTML, CSS, and Sass for a seamless booking experience.

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Natours: Online Tours Booking and Travel Agency

Natours is an online tours booking and travel agency located in London, England. Specializing in a variety of tours all around England, the platform offers a seamless and convenient booking experience. The landing page is meticulously crafted using plain HTML and enhanced with CSS and Sass for a visually appealing and consistent design.

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Features

  • Diverse Tour Options: Natours provides a range of tour options, allowing users to explore and book tours across various locations in England.
  • Responsive Design: The landing page is designed to be responsive, ensuring a consistent and engaging experience across different devices.

Technologies Used

  • HTML: The core structure of the landing page is built using HTML, providing a clean and semantic layout.
  • CSS: Styling is applied using CSS to enhance the visual appeal and responsiveness of the web application.
  • Sass: Sass is used as a preprocessor for CSS to maintain consistency and streamline styling.

Getting Started

To explore Natours locally, clone the repository and open the index.html file in your preferred web browser.

git clone https://github.com/filipboshevski/natours.git
cd natours

Contributing

Contributions to enhance the user interface, add new features, or improve existing ones are welcome!

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