Services · Website development · Travel agency websites
Codeeo provides travel agency website development Saudi Arabia agencies, tour operators and travel management companies use as their main source of search traffic and enquiries across the Kingdom. We build Arabic first sites with full English editions that respect the Personal Data Protection Law, display licence details properly, give each branch and product line its own pages, and pass every enquiry to the right team, whether the customer is in Riyadh, Jeddah, Dammam or Abha.
This page is about the agency website: presence, content, search and enquiries. Online booking and payment is a different project with its own regulatory checks, and we plan it separately when an agency is ready, so the website is never held back waiting for it. Many agencies find the enquiry data from the first months tells them exactly what to sell online first.
200+ companies servedFrom a first store to an ADX listed developer
What a national site includes
Saudi travel has changed fast. Domestic tourism is a national priority under Vision 2030, destinations such as AlUla, the Red Sea coast and Asir now attract Saudi families as well as foreign visitors on the tourist e-visa, and outbound demand from residents remains strong. At the same time the Ministry of Tourism licenses travel and tourism services under the Tourism Law, and personal data falls under the PDPL supervised by SDAIA. An agency website now has to sell, inform and comply at once.
For agencies with several branches, the website is also where head office keeps the brand and the facts consistent. These are the parts our travel agency website design Saudi Arabia projects usually include. In discovery we rank them by which product lines and cities matter most to you, so the first release covers what earns money and later phases add the rest without rework.
A page for every branch with address, map, hours, languages spoken and the products that branch specialises in, all generated from one branch record in the CMS. Head office edits a branch once and the change appears on the page, the footer and the structured data together. Opening hours can carry Ramadan and Eid variations so customers do not arrive at a closed door.
Local searches in each city land on the right branch.
Separate sections for outbound holidays, domestic tourism, Umrah services, corporate travel and visa assistance, each with its own templates, forms and team owner. Customers looking for a weekend in AlUla never wade through Schengen visa pages to find it. Shared pages, such as company information, sit above the sections and are written once.
Each line can be measured and grown on its own.
Ministry of Tourism licence details, commercial registration and VAT registration shown consistently across the site, with privacy and terms pages written for Saudi law. If you later sell online, the same block holds the details the Ministry of Commerce expects from a registered online store.
Regulators, partners and customers see the same verified facts.
Programme templates for trips inside the Kingdom, such as heritage weekends in AlUla, mountain stays around Abha, Red Sea coastal programmes and desert camps, with season notes, difficulty levels and family suitability. If you list accommodation, the CMS records each property's licence, because the ministry expects unlicensed stays to stay off booking channels.
Domestic trips get the same quality of page as foreign holidays.
Service pages for companies, explaining approvals, reporting, out of hours support and invoicing, with an account enquiry form that captures company size, travel volume and the buyer's VAT number for later invoicing. Invoices themselves come from your ERP in the Fatoora format ZATCA requires, not from the website.
Business buyers find a credible, process led offer.
Arabic is the primary version with right to left layouts designed from the start, and English is a full edition rather than a summary. Each language has its own URLs, metadata and hreflang, and editors see which pages in one language are missing their partner. Arabic content is written by native writers, then checked against the English for facts, not word order.
Both audiences get complete, searchable pages.
Rules that send enquiries by product, language and nearest branch, with WhatsApp, call and form routes tracked the same way. Head office sees every lead in one CRM view, while each branch sees only its own, which keeps response times visible without exposing data unnecessarily.
Enquiries reach the right desk wherever the customer is.
A consent banner in Arabic and English that records choices before marketing tags fire, with analytics, Google Ads and Meta tracking configured through a tag manager. Reports separate cities and product lines so marketing spend can be judged branch by branch. Consent records are kept so you can show what a visitor agreed to and when.
Measurement you can defend and act on.
Managed hosting with backups, a web application firewall, two factor sign in for editors and role based permissions. We align the setup with the National Cybersecurity Authority's controls where your clients or contracts require it, and can host inside the Kingdom when your data policy calls for it. Updates and plugin patches follow a written maintenance routine.
A site that passes the questions corporate and government buyers ask.
The site architecture leaves space for a future checkout with mada, Visa, Mastercard, Apple Pay, STC Bank and instalment providers such as Tabby and Tamara, processed through a gateway that works within SAMA's rules. Nothing is switched on now; the groundwork simply avoids a rebuild later.
Online payment becomes an extension, not a new website.
Who this is for
A single city agency can manage with a simple site. Once you have branches in several regions, a mix of outbound, domestic and corporate business, or partners abroad, the website has to carry more structure. As a travel agency web development company Saudi Arabia agencies can meet in Riyadh or brief by video from anywhere in the Kingdom, we see four groups most often, and we design differently for each. Some groups combine several of these, and the site structure then gives each line its own section under one brand.
You run branches in Riyadh, Jeddah, the Eastern Province and perhaps the south, each with its own local reputation. The website needs one brand and one content standard, but branch pages that let local teams show their own strengths. We build a shared component library and a branch record system so head office keeps control while branches stay visible in local search.
Branch managers edit their page; head office approves.
Your products are inside the Kingdom: heritage, mountains, coast and desert. Customers are Saudi families, resident expatriates and visitors on the tourist e-visa, and each group searches differently. We design programme pages with seasons, family suitability and practical logistics, in Arabic and English, so you compete for searches that national campaigns from Visit Saudi help to create.
Seasonal pages are scheduled, not rebuilt every year.
You serve corporate and government clients across the country and are judged on process and security. The site becomes a credibility document: services, reporting, policies, security posture and a clear route for procurement teams. Custom travel agency website development Saudi Arabia companies of this kind ask for often includes a client resources area with policy documents and travel guidance behind a login.
Security questionnaires are easier when the site is built to answer them.
You were born on social media and messaging, and now want a site that ranks nationally and feeds paid campaigns with landing pages that convert. We build a fast, structured site with campaign templates your marketing team controls, clean tracking and a content plan for the destinations and visas Saudi customers search for most.
Campaign pages share templates, so launching one takes minutes.
Working together
Codeeo has a team in Riyadh, alongside Dubai and Karachi, so agencies can hold workshops and design reviews with us in person in Riyadh. Teams elsewhere in the Kingdom work with us by video call, with recorded sessions and shared boards. Across the company we are 80+ people and have delivered 200+ projects in the UAE and the US, and clients rate us 4.7 from 23 Google reviews. Each engagement has a written scope, one project lead and named approvers on your side. For national rollouts we also agree a branch calendar with your operations team, so no city launches during its busiest weeks and every branch manager knows in advance when their training session will happen.
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
We typically use WordPress for editor friendly national sites, or a headless Next.js front end with a structured CMS when many branches, languages and campaigns share one platform. Integrations cover CRMs such as Zoho, HubSpot and Dynamics, and data exports to the reservation or ERP systems you already run. Pages are tested for Core Web Vitals and accessibility before each branch wave goes live.
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02Commerce
03Data and cloud
04Marketing and tracking
Tourism licensing, data protection, and commerce rules if you sell online.
Travel and tourism services are licensed by the Ministry of Tourism, so licence details should appear clearly. Personal data collected through forms falls under the PDPL, supervised by SDAIA, which shapes consent, notices and retention. If you later take payment online, the e-commerce law applies and you should plan for registering the online store with the Ministry of Commerce, plus ZATCA invoicing through your ERP. We build the site to fit these, and your legal adviser confirms the specifics for your licence.
Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.
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