The project started with an audit of the existing setup, then moved through performance, responsive, SEO, security, booking, and maintenance work. The same foundation now supports content, destinations, MyFatoorah payments, access management, and the ongoing run of the site.
Koragence took over the existing site, audited it, and improved performance, SEO, security, and maintenance. We can now evolve content, bookings, and the day-to-day run of the site on a more reliable foundation.
The back office keeps destinations, experiences, and scheduling on the same base instead of scattering them across multiple views.
The work covered audit, performance improvements, responsive behavior, SEO, access security, the MyFatoorah connection, Cloudflare, server handling, and ongoing application maintenance. The site remains a premium storefront, but above all it is now much easier to maintain over time.
Stack used
Technologies shown in the ticker include WordPress, WooCommerce, MyFatoorah, PHP, Tailwind CSS, Cloudflare.
This section highlights the few technologies that carried the project, what they brought, and why they fit this product so well.
WordPress and WooCommerce provide a clear foundation to manage the offer, pages, experiences, bookings, and admin work without making day-to-day operations heavier.
MyFatoorah was connected cleanly in the journey to keep payments readable, adapted to the local context, and coherent with the rest of the product.
Cloudflare, secured access rules, server handling, and ongoing maintenance help keep the site fast, clean, and sustainable over time.
The same delivery discipline is applied here: scoping, structure, build, rollout, and evolution, with trade-offs adapted to the real project.
The first step was to review the existing setup, identify performance, readability, security, and maintenance weaknesses, then restart from a cleaner base.
The catalog, destinations, experiences, key pages, and admin structure were then rebuilt so they support day-to-day operations as much as the storefront.
The booking flow, MyFatoorah, automated emails, 2FA, and access management were connected in the same logic to avoid stacking separate tools.
Public pages were then reworked with real responsive, performance, and SEO work so the offer becomes clearer and more credible everywhere.
Cloudflare protection, server handling, access rules, and infrastructure incidents were framed to keep the foundation healthy beyond the design alone.
The project now mostly lives through application maintenance, fixes, content adjustments, style refinements, infrastructure handling, and the smaller requests that matter in operations.
Bonjour Arabia sells premium cultural experiences in Saudi Arabia. The project was about taking over an existing foundation and making it faster, cleaner, safer, and more useful for the team.
The real need covered the offer presentation, booking, payments, access management, server handling, mobile readability, and the ability to maintain everything without friction.
A premium travel and experiences brand cannot rely for long on a brochure site alone. As soon as the team needs to edit the offer, secure access, maintain performance, correct reading details, improve SEO, and absorb business requests, the scope becomes much broader.
The risk was twofold: losing credibility on the customer side and keeping a fragile foundation alive for the founders, with more manual fixes, more friction, and less control over day-to-day operations.
The project started with an audit, then moved through a rebuild of the public experience, responsive improvements, performance work, SEO, access management, the booking journey, and the MyFatoorah payment flow.
The longer-term work now mostly lives in application maintenance: content and style adjustments, server or security incidents, smaller business requests, SEO fixes, and responsive refinements, with a Cloudflare foundation and clear access rules to support the long run.
The brand gains a more credible commercial asset, but above all an operating base able to hold bookings, content, and experiences together without scattering them.
The founders can evolve the offer through concrete increments: new time slots, new formats, SEO or mobile adjustments, without having to rebuild the platform.
The project shows that a premium site can also become a real operational tool when the back office, booking, and run quality are scoped together.
The project shows how a WordPress site can become a real booking and experience-management back office.
Bonjour Arabia connects the experience catalog, booking, online payment, and its management space in the same foundation.
The logic around catalog, availability, documents, and back office is close to the premium portals often needed in real estate.
To understand when WordPress is still enough and when it needs a real business layer around it.
To arbitrate editorial hierarchy, booking logic, journey clarity, and site credibility.
To frame the long-term run of a premium site that also acts as a booking and management tool.
