Web Development
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Websites for travel agencies and tour operators where every trip shows its dates and prices, and every enquiry arrives ready for an offer.
We build websites for travel agencies and tour operators where each trip has its own page with the program, departures and prices, and travelers filter by destination, date and budget. Your team adds a departure or changes a price in the admin, and it is live in seconds.
- How long does a travel agency website take?
- A site with a trip catalog and enquiries usually takes 4–8 weeks, depending on trip types, languages and filters; online booking with payment adds time.
- How much does a travel agency website cost?
- A travel agency website starts from €1,800, and a catalog with online booking and payments, built as a web application, from €4,500.
- Who owns the site and the subscriber list?
- The agency does.
What this service includes
Whether you sell trips abroad to local travelers or bring foreign groups to Bosnia and Herzegovina and the region, the site speaks your market's languages, and every enquiry arrives with the details you need to send an offer.
Each trip has its day-by-day program, departures, price per person and what is included. Your team adds departures, changes prices and marks trips full in the admin.
Headless CMS DevelopmentDestination, month, length, price and type of trip, with filters that stay fast and do not create duplicate pages for search engines. On TechPlay, our own platform, visitors filter more than 200,000 games by genre and platform.
Case study: TechPlayAn enquiry that arrives with the trip, departure, number of travelers and room type filled in, or a booking with a deposit for fixed departures where you want to take payment online.
Web Application DevelopmentOffers for local travelers in the local language, programs for foreign groups in English, German or Turkish, each language on its own address and edited from one place.
Sign-ups on the site and newsletters with new departures and last places, sent from a mailing account the agency owns. For Studio PortMix we built an editor in which the team writes its own newsletters in two languages.
Case study: Studio PortMixPages for destinations and trip types with real information, written around what people search for, such as “city break Istanbul” or “Mostar day trip from Sarajevo”.
Why agencies come to us
- Programs live in PDFs and Facebook posts, so a traveler cannot see which departures still have places or what the price includes.
- Every enquiry starts with the same questions by phone or message: which trip, which date, how many people, what kind of room.
- The site still lists last season's trips, because adding a departure means asking whoever built it.
A clear process, from scope to delivery
Trips, markets and scope
What you receiveA written scope and a fixed price.
Catalog and enquiry prototype
What you receiveA prototype your agents have searched and enquired through.
Build with your real trips
What you receiveA staging site filled with this season's offer.
Launch
What you receiveA live site taking enquiries from day one.
Thirty days of care, included
What you receiveA team that publishes trips on its own.
Chosen for the work, not for the trend
We choose tools based on the requirements of the project, your existing systems and what will be practical to maintain after delivery. Below are the technologies we typically use for this type of work, and why.
Next.js + React
Every trip and destination is a page rendered on the server: fast on a phone and readable by search engines.
PostgreSQL
Trips, departures, prices and enquiries in one database, so filters stay quick as the catalog grows.
Headless CMS
Your agents edit trips, departures and destination pages without touching code.
Brevo or Mailchimp
Newsletters sent from an account registered to the agency, with sign-ups from the site added automatically.
Monri, WSPay or Stripe
Card deposits when you take payment online: Monri or WSPay in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Stripe in the EU.
The work stays with you
An offer that is always current
Departures, prices and free places updated by your team, any day.
Enquiries ready for an offer
Trip, date, travelers and rooms in every enquiry.
A mailing list of your own
Subscribers kept in an account the agency owns.
Code and accounts you own
Site, domain and the trip database registered to the agency from day one.
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Questions about this service?
If you cannot find the answer below, send us your question. A member of our team will reply within one business day.
Ask a question01How long does a travel agency website take?
A site with a trip catalog and enquiries usually takes 4–8 weeks, depending on trip types, languages and filters; online booking with payment adds time. The timeline is in the written scope.
02How much does a travel agency website cost?
A travel agency website starts from €1,800, and a catalog with online booking and payments, built as a web application, from €4,500. The final price depends on trips, languages and integrations; you receive it in writing after a short call, and it does not change.
03Who owns the site and the subscriber list?
The agency does. Code, domain, the trip database and the newsletter list are registered to you from day one, and full ownership transfers on final payment.
04Can you connect the reservation system we already use?
Often, yes, if it offers an API or an export. We check it before quoting and write into the scope exactly what is synced and how often.
05Can travelers book and pay online?
Yes, with a deposit or full payment by card. Many agencies keep enquiries for tailor-made trips and take online bookings for fixed departures, and the site can do both.
06What about the information we must give before a booking?
General terms, cancellation conditions and the details your license requires can appear on every trip page and in the confirmation. You and your lawyer decide the wording; we make sure it is shown where it should be.
Often combined with
Digital Marketing
Google and Meta campaigns, run against a cost per enquiry that we agree with you before anything goes live.
SEO
Technical fixes first, then pages written for the searches your customers make. You get a report every month.