Case study · Amwaj Tour
From a hacked website to a tour platform in 6 languages.
This travel website design case study shows how Floux rebuilt Amwaj Tour, a Luxor tour company, from the ground up after its old website kept being attacked: new UX and design, custom tour software, six languages, SEO from technical to local, and monthly protection. Planned, built and launched in 60 days.
Luxor, Egypt
Tours, cruises and transfers
6 languages
60 days, plan to launch
On this page
01Who it is for and what we delivered02A website under attack cannot sell trips03Five stages, 60 days04Eight features that turn visitors into…05Built like a booking platform, run by a local…06What our crawler checked on the live site07From first screen to footer, scroll it08What the owner has today09Questions about this project
The starting point
A website under attack cannot sell trips.
Amwaj Tour came to us with a website that was facing hackers, including SEO spam attacks aimed at its Google rankings. That put two things at risk at once: travellers' trust and the company's place in search results.
Patching was no longer enough. We agreed to rebuild everything from the ground up on clean, hardened foundations, and to use the rebuild to fix the experience and the SEO at the same time.
- Hacking and SEO spam attacks putting the brand's reputation with Google at risk
- A rebuild that had to fix the experience and the SEO too, not only the security
- Search engines and travellers needed the same tours in several languages
- The owner needed a partner to keep the new site safe, not just launch it
Our method
Five stages, 60 days.
From the first planning call to launch day, this travel website design case study followed the same Floux method, sized for a multilingual tour platform.
60
Days, plan to launch
01
of 05 stages
01
Discover
How travellers choose a trip, which questions they ask and which searches they use, turned into a sitemap for tours, transfers, destinations and articles.
02
UX and design
A new experience from the first screen to the booking request, with a dark and a light theme, designed for phone and desktop.
03
Build
Custom post types and Advanced Custom Fields for tours, destinations and transfers, AJAX search and filters, route maps and booking forms.
04
Languages and SEO
Six languages with hreflang, then SEO in layers: technical, on-page and structured data, and local SEO for Luxor.
05
Launch and protect
Security hardening, caching and a CDN at launch, then monthly maintenance and defence against attacks.
The website
Built like a booking platform, run by a local team.
The screens that matter most in any travel website design case study: search and filters, a day-by-day itinerary on a live map, and the homepage and a tour on a phone. Screenshots of the live amwajtour.com.
Search and filters
Itinerary and map
Phone: homepage
Phone: tour
The homepage
From first screen to footer, scroll it.
The search bar, kinds of trip, featured tours, destinations, the local team, travel stories, arrival transfers and trip planning.
Results
What the owner has today.
We publish traffic and booking numbers only after they are measured over time, and this travel website design case study will be updated when they are. Here is what is live now.
- A clean website rebuilt on new, hardened foundations and protected every month
- A tour platform the team updates by filling forms, in six languages
- SEO in every layer: technical, structured data, local and content, from launch day
- Booking requests that arrive by WhatsApp or email, ready to confirm the same day
FAQ
Questions about this project.
What tour operators ask us after seeing the Amwaj Tour website.
Why rebuild instead of cleaning the hacked website in this travel website design case study?
Because the old website kept facing attacks, including SEO spam. Cleaning infected files treats the symptom; a rebuild on fresh, hardened foundations removes everything the attackers touched and lets us fix the design, the structure and the SEO at the same time.
What makes a tour operator website different from a normal company website?
Tours behave like products: each one has a duration, inclusions, an itinerary, photos, prices and booking rules. We model tours, destinations and transfers as custom content types with Advanced Custom Fields, then add search, filters, maps and booking requests on top.
How do you handle SEO for a multilingual travel website?
Each language gets its own URLs, translated titles and descriptions and hreflang links between versions. On top of the technical layer we add travel structured data (TouristTrip, TouristDestination, TravelAgency), FAQ data, local SEO for the office city and articles that answer travellers' questions.
Do you look after the website after launch?
Yes. Amwaj Tour has a monthly maintenance and security plan: updates, monitoring and defence against attacks, so the problems that started this project do not come back.
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