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Destinations, experiences and content at international scale.
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THE FIELD OF WORK
Tourism platforms with an international perspective: destinations, experiences, guides, mapping, stories and services. Multilingual architecture connects audiences and territories while preserving local identity.
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Tourism platforms with an international perspective: destinations, experiences, guides, mapping, stories and services. Multilingual architecture connects audiences and territories while preserving local identity.
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Scope can combine information architecture, multilingual content, maps, mobile experiences, automation and audiovisual resources. Research and prototyping define what to build, how to evaluate experiences and which integrations each stage needs.
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Work combines strategy, design and development. Scope is defined and content organised before journeys and integrations are built. Review considers understanding, navigation and continuity of use. Maintenance and documentation support the platform’s evolution.
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Drawing on the context of International Tourism Platforms, these disciplines open new possibilities for product, communication and operations. Each proposal is defined around your organisation’s needs.
Destination and experience portals: journey design, information organisation and development of functions defined for the project.
Maps, guides and journeys: journey design, information organisation and development of functions defined for the project.
Magazines and multilingual content: journey design, information organisation and development of functions defined for the project.
Catalogues and booking integrations: journey design, information organisation and development of functions defined for the project.
Layers with visible origin, scale and update date.
Geospatial queries and sector comparisons through maps and dashboards.
Planning alternatives with assumptions and interpretation boundaries.
Journeys connecting layers, indicators and local insight.
Formats, authors and categories for discovering and exploring publications.
Language versions with review to preserve voice and meaning.
Metadata for relating pieces and returning to the archive.
Channels connecting publications with audiences.
HTML, CSS and JavaScript for responsive experiences; components and journeys in React or Vue where required. Interfaces use clear hierarchy, navigation and understandable states.
Services in PHP, Python or Node.js; rules, roles and permissions defined for the project. Architecture connects forms, processing, storage and administration tools.
REST connections between platforms, CRM, applications and external services. Data mapping, authentication, error states and documentation keep integrations understandable.
Themes, templates, modules and content structures. Publishing, categories, authors, archives and bilingual editing with tools adapted to the site team.
Stores and catalogues with WooCommerce or custom solutions. Records, search, forms, purchase journeys and payment integrations according to availability and scope.
Interfaces organising activity, information and administration. Roles, dashboards, archives, queries and process states connected to consistent data.
PWAs, applications and mobile journeys. API connections, navigation, synchronisation and information handling according to platform functions.
Journey review, documentation and platform delivery. Performance, infrastructure, updates and maintenance are planned as part of evolution.
Composition giving space to imagery and long-form reading.
Visual series organised with context and relationships between pieces.
Formats and authors connected through a recognisable editorial voice.
Spaces for discovery, participation and return visits to collections.