Setting Sail: The Texas Jazz & Soul Cruise Website for KTSU 90.9

KTSU 90.9 FM is taking its listeners to sea. The Texas Jazz & Soul Cruise sails from Galveston on September 18, 2027, five nights aboard Royal Caribbean’s Liberty of the Seas with stops in Costa Maya and Cozumel, and private concerts, DJs, and a cocktail party reserved for the group. It is the station’s inaugural voyage and a fundraiser for KTSU. Hodgson Agency designed and built texasjazzandsoulcruise.com to sell it.

A cruise page has one job: get someone from curious to booked without a phone call. So the site is a single page that answers the questions in the order people ask them. The itinerary is laid out day by day. The ship section shows the venues on board, because on this trip the ship is the venue. The cabin section puts the four categories side by side with starting prices, from interior to suite, and one line that explains the only real difference between them: how much daylight you want and how many people you plan to have over.

Below that is the practical part, written as plain questions and answers. What the package includes, whether non-guests can attend the concerts, how payment plans and FlexPay work, what travel documents you need, what dining is included, and how the trip supports KTSU. Every one of those is a question the station would otherwise answer by phone. The booking button goes straight to the cruise agency’s reservation system, and the phone number is there for people who would rather talk.

The page also plays the station’s own radio spot, so the site sounds like KTSU as well as looks like it. One sailing, one manifest, one page.

Cabins are limited. See the itinerary and prices at texasjazzandsoulcruise.com. If you are planning an event, a tour, or a fundraiser that needs a site built to convert, talk to us.