Colophon launches the re-designed website for City Food Tours, of NY, NY.

City Food Tours runs guided food tours in New York City and Philadelphia. The company's tour guides are food experts and the tours focus on a vast offering of high-quality, artisanal foods and encourage tour guests to support local specialty stores, farmers, and sustainable agriculture.

Working with both City Food Tours administrators in NYC and Philly, Colophon re-developed the site to include an informative attractive presentation of the tours as well as well as integration with the tour reservation service Zerve. The sites allows visitors to browse the tour information and book online.

City Food Tours administrations can make updates to core content areas of the website using Colophon's Site_Manager tool that allows them to add and update content from any web browser.

Colophon also provides City Food Tours with web hosting, email, web analytics and maintenance services.

www.cityfoodtours.com

 

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