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Tourism, jeep safari

Safari Kuşadası

My role
Development of the multilingual website and the business modules behind it.
Address
Open site

Safari Kuşadası runs jeep safari tours. In a business with a short, intense season, tracking bookings and accounts by hand was the weakest link. The website and the business modules were built together.

Screenshot of the Safari Kuşadası interface

Problem

During the peak season, bookings and supplier accounts were tracked by hand.

Solution

A multilingual booking website with finance, accounting and supplier account modules. Prices update automatically with the current exchange rate.

The weight of the season

In peak season, bookings came in through different channels while supplier accounts were kept separately. The busier it got, the more room there was for mistakes.

A storefront in the guest's language

The tours are presented in a multilingual structure, so guests browse and book in their own language. The languages aren't a translation bolted on later; they're part of the build.

When the rate moves, so does the price

Prices are set in foreign currency and update automatically with the current exchange rate. Fixing prices page by page every time the rate moved is no longer a job anyone has to do.

Business software behind the scenes

Finance, accounting and supplier account modules were put in place. Income, expenses and supplier balances are tracked in the same system all season long.

What went live

  • Multilingual tour storefront
  • Booking flow
  • Finance and accounting
  • Supplier account tracking
  • Automatic pricing at the current exchange rate

Technology

  • Multilingual website
  • Management panel
  • Exchange-rate integration

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