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How can I make it more obvious that a card view needs to be clicked?

How can I make it more obvious that a card view needs to be clicked?

We have a booking platform where users choose different types of activities to do in their area, But when users go to search page only 52.9% of them continue to activity page which made me think that some users don’t know that they have to…

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