Websites for Makkah Umrah companies that agents abroad and pilgrims can verify.

A dedicated page stating your company's registration, the licence under which you serve Umrah or Hajj pilgrims, your address in Makkah and named management contacts. The same details sit in the footer of every page, so an agent checking you from abroad finds them wherever they land. Licence numbers are entered once in the CMS and repeated automatically, so a renewal is a single edit.

Each package page shows nights in Makkah and Madinah, hotel names, walking distance to the Haram, room sharing, meal plans and transport mode in a fixed order. Exclusions are written as clearly as inclusions. Prices stay with your partners, because they differ by market and season. A short summary box at the top answers the four questions pilgrims ask first: where they stay, how far they walk, how they travel and what is not included.

Profiles of contracted hotels grouped by area, for example Ajyad close to the Haram or Al Aziziyah further out, with honest distance, shuttle arrangements, lift access and facilities for elderly or disabled pilgrims. Photos are dated so readers know they are current. Each hotel page also says which packages use it, so a pilgrim reading about a hotel can find the matching package in one tap.

A page explaining how agencies abroad can work with you, followed by an application form that collects company details, country, licence information and expected volumes. Applications go to your partnerships team for review, with a status reply sent in the applicant's language. Rejected and pending applications stay on record, which helps when the same agency applies again under a new name.

A login area where approved agents download rate sheets, package briefs, hotel fact files and marketing images that they are allowed to reuse. Access is granted and removed by your team, and each file carries a version date. Agents can also subscribe to an email alert whenever a document they rely on is updated.

Careful explanatory pages on what your service covers in Makkah and, for Hajj providers, the movement between Mina, Arafat and Muzdalifah. Religious guidance is reviewed by someone qualified on your side; we handle structure, clarity and translation, and never improvise rulings. Each guide states who reviewed it and when, which readers find reassuring.

A notice system for the CMS that places dated announcements on relevant pages: changes to arrival rules, Ramadan arrangements, quiet periods around Hajj. Notices expire automatically, so last year's warning never sits on this year's page. Editors see all live notices in one list, with their start and end dates.

Arabic and English plus the main languages of your partner markets, each on its own URLs with hreflang. Translators work inside the CMS, and pages show when a translation trails the source, so you never publish a stale version by accident. Search titles and descriptions are written natively in each language rather than translated word for word.

Pages describing how pilgrims move: airport and train station pickups, transfers between Makkah and Madinah, shuttles between hotels and the Haram where offered, and for Hajj providers the transport plan between the holy sites. Vehicle photos are your own fleet, with capacity and accessibility noted, and the pages explain what happens when traffic or schedules change on peak days.

Separate routes for pilgrim questions, agent applications, rate requests and complaints, each with its own owner and response target. Submissions are logged with language and country, and can feed a CRM or a shared mailbox your team already watches. Complaints are logged separately so management can see patterns across a season.