Travel agency website development in Dhaka for operators who are done updating packages in a Facebook caption
Most Dhaka travel sites look fine and work badly: package prices baked into images you cannot edit, a booking form firing into an inbox nobody opens, and seasonal Cox's Bazar or Umrah rates you have to redo by hand every quarter. I build the part that actually runs your business, a package CMS your office controls, bKash and Nagad deposit handling, WhatsApp lead capture with the package name pre-filled, and pages fast enough for a client deciding on 4G inside a CNG. One senior developer, design through deployment, no junior handoff. Travel agency web design in Dhaka from 50,000 BDT, 50% advance, 50% on launch.
5 years building production websites in Bangladesh. Solo. The person who scopes your booking flow is the one who codes and ships it.
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Here is the thing nobody quoting you a pretty homepage will say out loud: a Dhaka travel agency's website almost never fails because it looks bad. It fails because of what is missing under the hood. Forty packages, and the only way to change a price is to message the developer or re-export an image in Canva. A booking form that has been dumping leads into an abandoned Gmail since 2023. bKash deposits tracked in a notebook because the site cannot match a payment to a booking.
Seasonal rates, the Saint Martin price that jumps in winter, the Umrah package that shifts with the Saudi riyal, that someone has to redo by hand four times a year. That is the real brief in travel agency website development in Dhaka, and a slider on top of a contact form does not touch it.
I have spent five years building production websites for Bangladeshi businesses, and the travel vertical has a shape the template shops miss. Your product is not a single thing, it is dozens of packages with day-by-day itineraries, inclusions, exclusions, departure dates, and prices that move.
Your buyer is on a phone at 11 PM, on patchy data, comparing your Cox's Bazar three-day package against two others in other tabs, and they will close the tab if the page stalls or if they cannot see, fast, what is included and how to pay a deposit. And your office, the actual humans in Motijheel or Uttara answering WhatsApp, needs to add a package, mark a deposit paid, and close a Sajek trip from a counter without emailing me.
Develop for those three realities or the site is just decoration.
So travel agency website development in Dhaka, the way I do it, starts with the data model, not the hero image. A real package CMS so your team adds, edits, and retires tours, sets winter and summer rates, and updates itineraries in minutes. A booking flow that captures the lead, takes a bKash or Nagad advance the way Bangladeshi travellers actually pay, accepts a transaction-ID or screenshot as proof, and lands it somewhere your office can act on, not a dead inbox.
Sticky WhatsApp and Messenger buttons that open the chat with the package pre-filled, because most Dhaka travel bookings still close in conversation and the site's job is to hand the lead over warm. And the whole thing built lean so it loads in under three seconds on a mid-range Android on Dhaka 4G.
I am RH Fardin, I work solo, and I do not subcontract. The person you brief on a call is the one who designs the package layout, writes the booking logic, wires the deposit flow, and is still reachable when your accountant has a question in October. No project manager forwarding your itinerary to a junior the day after you sign. That is how I keep travel agency web design in Dhaka honest at a 50,000 BDT floor and still hand you something that runs the business instead of just sitting on the internet looking nice.
Six build decisions that separate a Dhaka travel site that books trips from one that just exists. Every site I develop is checked against this list before it goes live.
Add, edit, and retire tours yourself, set day-by-day itineraries, inclusions, departure dates, and prices that you change in two minutes. No re-exporting an image in Canva, no messaging me to fix a number.
Winter Saint Martin pricing, off-season Cox's Bazar discounts, Umrah rates that shift with the riyal, all editable from the panel. Set the rate once, the package page updates everywhere it appears.
Advance payments through bKash and Nagad done as merchant flow, with transaction-ID or screenshot capture as proof, tied to the booking. Your office sees who paid what, instead of a notebook and a guess.
Booking and inquiry forms that fire into a place your team actually checks, plus sticky WhatsApp and Messenger buttons that open with the package name pre-filled. The lead arrives warm, not lost in a dead inbox.
Under three seconds on a mid-range Android on patchy Dhaka data, compressed images, lazy loading, no bloated builder. Built for the client deciding at 11 PM between you and two tabs of competitors.
Day 1 Dhaka to Cox's Bazar, Day 2 Inani, Day 3 Himchari, laid out as a scannable timeline with photos, meals, and what is included. Easy to read on a phone, easy to forward on Messenger to whoever's paying.
Ask ten shops in Dhanmondi or Uttara to develop a travel agency website and ten of them will quote the same front-end: a slider, a packages grid, an about page, a contact form. The work stops exactly where the business begins.
None of it answers how your office adds a new Bandarban package without calling the developer, how a winter rate change propagates to every page that shows that tour, how a bKash deposit gets matched to the right booking, or what happens to a 9 PM inquiry from someone stuck at Hazrat Shahjalal.
That is not travel agency website development, it is a brochure with a form bolted on, and six months later you are back to managing forty packages in Facebook captions and a notebook, wondering what the 1,20,000 BDT actually bought.
I develop the part that runs the business, and I do it one agency at a time because I have only myself to feed, not a payroll of fifteen. Before I quote, I want to know how your enquiries convert in the off-season, whether your bKash account is personal or merchant, what share of your Cox's Bazar bookings come through your own site versus resellers in Sayedabad, and how your team handles a deposit-paid trip day to day, because the answers change the data model, not just the colours.
Then I build to fit how your office actually works. Design is approved on Figma before I write a line of code, the price is locked, travel agency web design in Dhaka starts at a 50,000 BDT floor, 50% on signing and 50% on launch, with a design-approval guarantee so you sign off on the look before anything is built. No retainer trap, no junior inheriting your project, and you can call the person who wrote the code when October's rates need changing.
Clear packages, fixed quotes, paid in BDT. Pick a starting point — I'll tailor the exact scope on a quick call.
Every project starts at ৳50,000
A sharp, credible site that makes the right first impression and brings enquiries.
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A full, professional site that ranks and converts for a growing business.
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An online store built to sell and scale.
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Need something bigger? Custom & enterprise builds from ৳3,00,000. Pay by bKash, Nagad, bank transfer or card. Ask for an exact price or send an email.
The real questions Dhaka travel agency owners ask before they hire me, answered straight, no sales fog.
Travel agency web design in Dhaka starts at a 50,000 BDT floor for a clean, fast, mobile-first site, package pages, itineraries, inquiry forms straight to WhatsApp and email, and a properly claimed Google presence. The 90,000 BDT tier adds a real package CMS your office controls plus bKash and Nagad deposit handling. The 1,50,000 BDT tier covers a full booking flow with an admin panel where staff mark trips paid, partly paid, or cancelled. Anything larger, visa portals, B2B partner logins, runs from 3,00,000 BDT. Payment is always 50% advance, 50% on launch.
Depends what is wrong with it. If it is slow, the package prices are baked into images you cannot edit, the booking form goes into a dead inbox, and there is no panel to manage your tours, those are not surface fixes, they are missing foundations. Sometimes I can rebuild the back end behind your existing look; often it is cheaper and cleaner to develop it properly from the data model up. I will tell you honestly which one your site needs after I look at it, instead of selling you a rebuild you may not require.
You do it yourselves, that is the whole point of developing it right. From the 90,000 BDT tier up you get a package CMS: log in, add a tour, set the itinerary, inclusions, departure dates, and price, save. Change a winter Saint Martin rate or pull a sold-out Sajek trip in two minutes. No code, no support ticket, no monthly fee. If you are still messaging your developer to change a price, your current site was never actually finished.
Properly, as merchant flow, not a personal number pasted in a caption. The client picks a package, pays the advance via bKash or Nagad, and the site captures the transaction ID or a screenshot as proof tied to that booking. From the 1,50,000 BDT tier your office gets an admin panel to see who paid what and mark bookings paid, partly paid, or cancelled. No third-party booking-platform fees eating your margin on every trip.
Yes, that is a build target, not a hope. I develop travel sites to load in under three seconds on a mid-range Android on local 4G, the connection most of your clients are on inside a CNG or at home at 11 PM, with compressed images, lazy loading, and no heavy page builder. Most template travel sites in Dhaka stall at six to nine seconds on the same connection, which is exactly why their bounce rate is brutal and the owner assumes websites do not work.
A clean 50,000 BDT site is usually live in 12 to 18 working days from the advance, assuming you send package content, photos, and your logo on time. A 90,000 BDT build with a package CMS and bKash deposits runs about 3 to 4 weeks. A 1,50,000 BDT site with a full booking admin panel is typically 5 to 6 weeks. I give you a realistic week-by-week timeline before you pay, not a vague one month that quietly becomes three.
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