The page the Info button opens.
Press Info at the top of any tour and this is the page that opens. It is the first thing somebody reads when they want to know what they are looking at and who is behind it.
Until the Front Desk existed it could only be written in the editor, which most people running a tour never open. That is why it is here.
Your logo, or the town's. It sits whole at the top of the page.
It is never cropped. Whatever shape you give it is the shape it keeps, because a mark with its edge cut off is worse than no mark at all. You do not have to prepare a square version.
Write what this tour is the way you would say it out loud to somebody standing at your desk. Not a mission statement.
This same text greets people on the welcome card when the tour opens, so it is doing two jobs. Keep it to a few sentences and put the useful thing first.
Phone, email, address, hours, whatever applies. Each one you fill in becomes a row a visitor can tap.
Anything you leave empty is not shown at all. There are no blank rows and no placeholders, so a tour with only an email looks deliberate rather than unfinished.
If there is somewhere to buy a ticket, book a table or register, put the link here and it becomes a button on the page.
It is a button rather than a row because it is the one thing on that page you actually want somebody to press.