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Travel Eagle: a Next.js booking site for a travel agency
What we shipped for Travel Eagle Travels, a live trip site with Stripe enquiries, and why we used Next.js instead of a page builder.
- Written by
- Jareer Zeenam, Technical Lead
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- 1 min read
The brief
Travel Eagle needed a public site travellers could use without calling the office first. The work sat in the same space as our web application work: browse trips, send an enquiry, pay a deposit when ready.
What we built
We shipped the live site on Next.js 15 with Tailwind, MongoDB for trip data, and Stripe for payments. The pages are ordinary marketing pages plus a booking path, nothing that needed a custom CMS on day one.
What we left out
- A full airline-style inventory engine. That was not the first version.
- A customer app. The website was enough to get people in front of the team.
What is live
The site is public at traveleagletravels.com. We still point to it from our projects page because it is a real product, not a concept.
If you are scoping something similar, book a call.
