Services · Website development · Ticket booking websites
Codeeo offers ticket booking website development in Jeddah for festival organisers, heritage tour companies, waterfront and diving operators, cinemas, halls and sports promoters. We build multilingual sites that answer what a visitor asks before buying: what happens, where in the city, how to get there, what to wear, what if the weather turns. Each buy or book button then passes the visitor to your licensed ticketing partner, while enquiries from hotels, agents and groups land with your team.
Jeddah's audience is unusually mixed: residents, Saudis visiting from other regions, tourists on an eVisa and pilgrims with a free day before or after Umrah. A site that only speaks to one of those groups leaves the others to a reseller's listing. Ours is planned for all of them from the sitemap up, with navigation that works for someone who has never visited the city.
200+ companies servedFrom a first store to an ADX listed developer
What we build into the site
A visitor planning an evening in Jeddah rarely searches for a ticket first. They search for things to do in Al Balad, a boat trip from the Corniche, a screening during the film festival or a match at the big stadium, often in English, sometimes in Urdu, Indonesian or French, and often from a hotel room near the airport or a phone in another country. The website has to meet that question with a clear answer, a map, timings and the way to book. That is the job of the capabilities below. Taking payment remains with your authorised ticketing or booking partner, whose checkout we link to without breaking language or tracking. We tune the list in discovery to your type of operation, so a dive centre and a film programme do not end up with the same site. Many Jeddah operators also sell to the Red Sea coast resorts further north and to day trippers from Makkah, so the site's structure leaves room for experiences outside the city without confusing local visitors.
Pages organised around where things happen, such as Al Balad, the Corniche and the northern coast towards Obhur, so a visitor browsing an area sees everything you offer there. Each experience page carries duration, meeting point, what is included, age limits and a map pin that opens directions in the visitor's own maps app.
Visitors who arrive curious about an area leave knowing what to book.
Arabic first, English always, and further languages where your bookings come from, each on its own address with hreflang tags so Google serves the right version. Translations are edited by people, and key pages are written natively rather than run through a tool. Right to left layouts are designed properly, not mirrored as an afterthought.
Your pages rank in the countries your visitors book from, not only in Saudi Arabia.
For multi day programmes, a schedule view filters by day, venue, language of the film or talk and audience age. Every session links to its own page, so a single screening can be shared, searched and booked on its own.
Festival goers plan their week on your site instead of a screenshot of a PDF.
Wind, sea state and summer heat change plans in Jeddah. Editors post a notice once and it appears on the affected experiences, the homepage banner and an optional email to subscribers, with the reschedule or refund route explained in plain words. Notices expire automatically.
Fewer anxious calls and messages when a sailing is cancelled.
Hotel concierges, travel agents and Umrah companies often book on behalf of guests. A partner enquiry route collects group size, dates and contact, and opens a WhatsApp conversation with your sales staff with those details already filled in.
Trade enquiries reach a person quickly and arrive complete.
Private boat charters, school visits, corporate outings and heritage walks for large families rarely fit a standard ticket. Request forms collect the details your team needs to quote, then pass them to your CRM with the source page attached.
Custom requests are quoted from complete information, not three rounds of questions.
Sea, heritage and festival content sells through photographs and video, which can make a site slow on mobile data. We serve responsive images, lazy load galleries and host video so Core Web Vitals stay in the green on a tourist's phone.
Beautiful pages that still open quickly over a roaming connection.
Book buttons carry the experience, date and language into your partner's checkout and keep campaign tags intact, so you know whether a hotel, an influencer or a search ad produced the sale. Availability badges update where the partner offers a feed.
Marketing spend is judged on real bookings, not clicks.
Step free routes, seating for older relatives, shaded waiting areas and prayer facilities are published clearly, with pages built to WCAG guidance for contrast, keyboard use and screen readers.
Families with mixed needs can decide with confidence.
Who this is for
Jeddah sells experiences to people who are often in the city for a short time. That shapes what a good website does: it has to answer questions quickly, in several languages, and make booking feel safe to someone who has never heard of you. These are the operators we most often build for in the city, each with a different reason to own their web presence rather than rent space on a marketplace. Some run all year; others peak during Jeddah Season, the winter months and the weeks around a large festival, and the site has to look alive in both modes.
Your walks and visits in the historic district compete with dozens of listings on travel marketplaces. Your own site lets you tell the story properly, show guide profiles, explain routes and timings, and rank for the specific places you cover. Marketplace reviews can still feature, but the booking relationship and repeat guests start with you.
Own the story of the district you guide people through.
Your sales depend on weather, sea conditions and safety rules that buyers need to understand before they arrive at the marina. We build pages for each trip with equipment, experience levels, departure points and cancellation terms, plus a notice system your team can use from a phone on the dock.
Short, intense programmes draw international press and visitors. Your site needs schedules, venue guides, accreditation information and partner pages that can be launched, updated hourly during the event and archived afterwards so next year's programme inherits the search authority.
Archive each edition so the next one starts stronger in search.
You run a steady calendar for residents, with peaks when a big match, concert or race weekend arrives on the Corniche. We build a calendar led site with templates for each event type, seating explainers and a group enquiry route for companies hosting staff and clients. Visitors in the city for a race weekend get arrival, parking and transport pages that stay useful year after year.
How we work together
Codeeo has delivered 200+ projects across the UAE and the US, with a team of 80+ across Dubai, Riyadh and Karachi, and a 4.7 rating from 23 Google reviews. For Jeddah clients, discovery, design reviews and training run by video call, with written decisions after every session. Most start with a fixed scope build ahead of a season, then move to a monthly retainer for content, translations and SEO. Cost depends mainly on the number of languages, page templates, integrations and how much content we write for you. Smaller operators sometimes start with a focused site covering their core experiences in two languages, then add languages and partner tools once bookings show where demand comes from.
A defined build with a deadline
We agree what the product has to do, write it down with a price and a date, and build exactly that. Changes are priced before they are made, not discovered on the invoice.
A product that keeps evolving
Named engineers who work your hours, join your standups and stay on the codebase. You direct the backlog; we own the quality of what ships.
Something live that needs looking after
A monthly block of hours for improvements, fixes and the small requests that otherwise wait months. Unused hours carry for a quarter.
Technology
Content lives in a CMS your team can use in Arabic and English, served through a fast front end and a content delivery network. Ticketing, CRM, WhatsApp Business and analytics connect through their APIs, chosen so you can change any one partner without rebuilding the site. Hosting is selected with your data protection position in mind, and backups, uptime monitoring and security updates are set up before launch.
01Web
02Commerce
03Data and cloud
04Marketing and tracking
Strategy, design, content structure, build, integrations and launch, with payment left to your ticketing partner.
We plan the sitemap around your visitors, design in Arabic and English, build the CMS and templates, connect the booking or ticketing partner, set up enquiry routes to your team, and handle SEO foundations, accessibility, hosting and redirects from any old site. Optional extras include translation into further languages, photography direction and ongoing search work after launch. We also prepare a short editor guide in Arabic and English, so a new member of your marketing team can publish an experience or a notice on their first day without asking us.
Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.
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