There are forty travel offices within a rickshaw ride of Reazuddin Bazar, and the one that wins the online booking is rarely the one with the biggest signboard. It is the one whose website loads first and answers koto taka before the buyer rings the office next door.
I build travel agency websites for Chattogram operators — Hajj and Umrah programmes, Gulf and Malaysia manpower-visa flows, Cox's Bazar, Bandarban, Sajek and Saint Martin tours — with prices the buyer can actually see, bKash and Nagad deposit capture, and a WhatsApp-first enquiry line. One senior operator from first call to launch. From 50,000 BDT, 50% advance, design approved before any code is written.
Around five years building real revenue websites in Bangladesh. Solo, by choice — the person you brief is the person who designs, codes and ships. No agency, no juniors, no handoff.
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In Chittagong the word "company" gets thrown around loosely. A web shop in Agrabad with a glass door and three desks calls itself a company; the cousin who knows WordPress calls himself a company too. For a travel operator deciding who builds the site that takes 5,000 BDT deposits and represents a 6,00,000 BDT Hajj package, that ambiguity is expensive. The real question is not how big the company is — it is whether whoever picks up the phone has built a travel booking flow before, and whether they will still answer when your Umrah season hits and the deposit form breaks at 11pm.
I am RH Fardin, and I have spent roughly five years building production websites for Bangladeshi businesses. I run a one-person practice on purpose, and for a travel agency in Chattogram that is the feature, not the limitation. You explain the difference between your 9-day and 13-day Umrah package once — to me — and I build it. I configure the bKash deposit confirmation. I write the meta titles that make "travel agency in Chittagong" find you. I push it live. There is no account manager in between forwarding your tour photos to a junior who has never seen Patenga.
Chattogram is its own market, not a smaller Dhaka. It is a port city and an outbound city — a huge share of your buyers are families sending someone to Saudi, Malaysia, Dubai or Qatar for work, alongside the pilgrim base for Hajj and Umrah and the weekend tourists heading to Cox's Bazar and the hill districts. A travel website company that does not understand that split will hand you a generic tour template with a beach slider and forget that half your revenue is manpower visa and pilgrimage, where the buyer checks your licence number before they check your photos.
Every project starts at 50,000 BDT with 50% advance and 50% on launch, and I do not write a line of code until you have approved the design on Figma — that is the design-approval guarantee. If the homepage mockup is wrong, you do not pay the balance. For a Chattogram operator who has watched a local outfit take 40,000 BDT and vanish, that single line is worth more than any office address or framed certificate on a wall.
Six things a Chattogram travel agency website needs to actually take bookings — each built into the 50,000 BDT base, not quoted back to you later as an upgrade.
Every Hajj, Umrah, Cox's Bazar, Bandarban and outbound package gets its own page with inclusions, exclusions and a per-person taka figure on screen. "Call for price" is where Chattogram bookings die — the buyer just opens the next tab.
Chattogram runs on outbound work travel. I build clean Gulf, Malaysia and Saudi visa pages with document checklists, BMET notes, processing timelines and honest service charges — the trust signals a worker's family checks before they deposit a paisa.
A buyer locks a seat with a 5,000 or 10,000 BDT advance via bKash or Nagad, pastes the transaction ID into the form, and it lands in your WhatsApp within minutes. Set up the way Chattogram families actually pay, not a Stripe demo.
Every package button and the floating CTA open WhatsApp with the package name and dates already filled in. The koto taka question lands in your pocket, not in a contact-form inbox nobody opens until Tuesday.
Dedicated space for HAAB, ATAB and IATA membership, your MOFA licence number, and your physical Chattogram office with a Google Map pin. Pilgrim families committing lakhs verify these first — most templates hide them in the footer.
Built and tested on mid-range Android over the signal you actually get in Halishahar, Agrabad and on the Dhaka–Chattogram highway. Itineraries render in under three seconds — compressed images, no junk fonts, no builder bloat.
Travel in Chattogram is still a clustered, walk-in business in a way Dhaka has partly moved past. Reazuddin Bazar, Agrabad, Station Road — the agencies sit door to door, and a buyer planning a Cox's Bazar weekend or pricing an Umrah package will often physically be in that cluster, phone in hand, comparing three offices at once. That changes what your website is for. It is not a brochure the buyer reads at leisure.
It is the thing they pull up while standing on the footpath outside, deciding whether to walk into your door or the one beside it. If your site shows the package price, your office address with a map pin, your licence number, and a WhatsApp button that replies, you win the walk-in. If it shows a slider and a "call for price" button, the office next door — the one whose site loaded the price — gets the customer you paid rent to attract.
That is the standard I build this company around, and it is why I work alone instead of running a payroll. A big travel website company in Chattogram has to keep fifteen people busy, so it sells you scope you do not need and assigns your build to whoever is free.
I take one travel project at a time, look at your actual package list, your actual mix of pilgrimage, manpower visa and tourism, and the actual buyer your office serves — the manpower family in Pahartali behaves nothing like the weekend tourist in Khulshi — and I build the site around that reality. Design is approved on Figma before a single line of code, the price is locked at 50,000 BDT for a focused build, and you call me directly, not a ticket queue.
If "best travel agency website company in Chittagong" means anything, it should mean the one senior person who has shipped this kind of booking site before and will still pick up when your season is on fire.
Clear packages, fixed quotes, paid in BDT. Pick a starting point — I'll tailor the exact scope on a quick call.
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Real questions Chattogram travel operators ask on the first WhatsApp call — answered straight.
My focused travel build starts at 50,000 BDT — a fast, mobile-first site with up to ten package pages, visible per-person pricing, WhatsApp enquiry flow, bKash and Nagad deposit instructions, and a Bangla/English homepage. The 90,000 BDT tier adds twenty-plus packages, a deposit-capture dashboard, manpower-visa sections and on-page SEO for Chattogram keywords. 1,50,000 BDT covers a full agency site with online deposit confirmation, customer login and package search. Anything with a live payment gateway or B2B agent portal starts at 3,00,000 BDT. Every tier is 50% advance, 50% on launch.
Fair question, and the honest answer is that for a travel website the one-person setup protects you, it does not expose you. With a big agency your project goes to whichever junior is free and you chase an account manager for changes. With me, the person who pitches is the person who designs, codes, configures your bKash deposit flow and answers when something breaks during Umrah season. Five years of shipped Bangladesh sites, a written design-approval guarantee, and 50% held back until launch — that is more accountability than most Agrabad shops with a signboard actually give you.
Yes, and for Chattogram that is usually the point. A large share of your buyers are families sending a worker to Saudi, Malaysia, Dubai or Qatar, so I build dedicated visa and manpower pages with document checklists, BMET registration notes, realistic processing timelines, and a clear, honest service-charge breakdown. Those sit alongside your Hajj and Umrah section and your Cox's Bazar, Bandarban, Sajek and Saint Martin tour pages — one CMS controls all three, and you update everything from one dashboard.
At 50,000 and 90,000 BDT the site displays your bKash and Nagad numbers (personal or merchant), the buyer pays from their app and pastes the transaction ID into the enquiry form, which hits your WhatsApp and email instantly. At 1,50,000 BDT I add a deposit form that records the transaction ID, package, departure date and traveller details into a dashboard you open from your phone. Full SSLCommerz card and mobile-banking gateway integration for live payment is in custom builds from 3,00,000 BDT — most Chattogram agencies start with the transaction-ID flow and upgrade later.
It helps a different revenue line. B2B agents send you volume on margins you have already squeezed; a public website that ranks for "travel agency in Chittagong" or "Umrah package Chattogram" closes direct buyers at full margin — the ones who Google at 11pm and have never heard your office name. Those buyers will not message a Facebook page they cannot verify. They need a price, a licence number, an office address and a WhatsApp button. If you want, I can also build a separate B2B agent login in the 1,50,000 BDT and custom tiers, so retail and agent traffic stay cleanly apart.
Everything runs over WhatsApp, Zoom and email, and that is deliberate — it keeps the price at 50,000 BDT instead of what a Chattogram agency would charge for the same scope. You get me directly on call throughout, daily replies during the build, and a screen-share walkthrough before launch. A 50,000 BDT site is usually live in two to three weeks from advance, 90,000 BDT in three to four, 1,50,000 BDT in four to six. The clock starts when the advance lands and you send your package list, photos, office address and HAAB / ATAB / IATA numbers — the wait is almost always supplier pricing, never me.
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