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Tourism Websites: Multilingual and Built for Bookings
Who it's for
- Tour, boat and transfer businesses serving international guests
- Anyone tired of updating foreign-currency prices by hand every time the rate moves
- Businesses stuck tracking bookings between WhatsApp and a notebook
- Businesses that want their agency and supplier accounts kept in order
In tourism, a website isn't just a shop window: it's the working tool that carries your bookings, accounts and prices through the season. The system I've built for several tour operators in Kuşadası does exactly that. Guests browse in their own language and book; behind the scenes, you manage finances, supplier accounts and prices from the same system.
What's included
A multilingual, booking-focused site
A storefront where guests are welcomed in their own language, browse tours easily and book in a few steps. Each language is part of the structure, not a translation bolted on later.
Automatic pricing
You set your prices in foreign currency, and the site updates itself at the current exchange rate. No more correcting prices page by page every time the rate shifts.
Finance and accounting module
Income, expenses and payments are tracked in the panel behind the site. You don't need a separate spreadsheet to see how the season is going.
Supplier and account tracking
Accounts with the agencies, boat owners and vehicle owners you work with are all on record. At the end of the season, who is owed what isn't up for debate.
How we work
1. Mapping how you work
We talk through your tours, your pricing logic and who you work with. The software fits the way your business already runs — not the other way round.
2. Storefront and content structure
Tour pages, languages and the booking flow are built, with a structure that lets you add content yourself later without hassle.
3. Business modules
Finance, accounting, supplier accounts and exchange-rate automation are switched on and tested with your real data.
4. Launch and in-season support
The site goes live. As needs come up during the season, new tours, languages or modules are added.
What you get
- A multilingual, mobile-friendly booking website
- A content and tour management panel
- Automatic pricing linked to the current exchange rate
- Finance, accounting and supplier account modules
- Post-launch support
Frequently asked questions
Why don't you use an off-the-shelf theme for tourism sites?
Because what a tour business really needs isn't a shop window, it's operations: bookings getting recorded, prices following the exchange rate, supplier accounts adding up. An off-the-shelf theme can't carry that; the sites I build bring the storefront and the business modules together.
Will I have to update prices by hand when the exchange rate changes?
No. Pricing is linked to the current exchange rate; when it changes, the site updates prices automatically. This module is live right now on the sites of the tour businesses I work with in Kuşadası.
How many languages can you add?
As many as you need. We choose the languages together based on who your guests are, and content in every language is managed from a single panel. The live examples run several languages side by side, with English leading.
Let's talk about Tourism Websites
Tell me what you have in mind in a few sentences. I'll get back to you within one business day.