Destination structure
Reusable destinations, packages and itineraries with clear relationships.
A Strapi-powered travel website with editable packages, itinerary pages and enquiries routed to your advisors.
Edit a draft, review it and publish the preview. Then create a sample enquiry.
Draft matches the published package
Package and version details accompany each enquiry.
Reusable destinations, packages and itineraries with clear relationships.
Metadata, crawlable pages, responsive media and measured load behaviour.
Drafts, publishing roles and a handover your content team can use.
The build includes agreed destination, package and itinerary models in Strapi, editor roles and handover. Publishing roles determine who can make changes visible on the site.
Drafting can be included, with sources and editorial review. Generated copy must not silently become an approved package inclusion, policy or availability claim.
Yes. We scope content mapping, URLs, redirects, media rights and analytics before migration. Existing search visibility and enquiry paths inform the launch checks.
Forms retain the package context and capture the details your advisors need. Routing, CRM delivery, duplicate handling and failed submissions are defined around your current process.
Bring your current website, package content and a few customer enquiries.
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