Identity, catalog and a foundation ready to grow

KOOP Viajes is an Argentine travel agency building its digital platform in stages. SEBA.ar designed and developed the public and technical foundation of the product: a new visual experience, an institutional website, a demo catalog and the first journeys for exploring, comparing and enquiring. The project also establishes the data, access and provider architecture on which the real catalog and commercial operations can be added. This stage makes its boundaries visible: the catalog’s proposals, images, dates and prices are illustrative, and the platform is not yet presented as an operational sales or booking system.

The challenge was to create a useful experience without confusing a demonstration with real inventory. In travel, prices, validity, services and availability need to preserve their source and verification date; the product also should not depend on an external provider that has not been confirmed. The foundation had to support manual entry first, distinguish implemented work from future stages and prepare permissions, auditing and data protection before collecting real information. At the same time, the brand needed a clear, responsive presence able to present destinations and proposals in its own voice.

SEBA.ar built an SSR website with an editorial homepage, destinations, experiences, group departures, custom travel, institutional information and frequently asked questions. A demo catalog holds 24 proposals in Supabase and supports filtering by destination, experience, month, duration and currency, plus configurable sorting. Each page presents an itinerary, included and excluded services, conditions and related proposals; a comparison tool places up to three options side by side. All illustrative commercial content carries a permanent disclosure and remains out of search engines. The enquiry flow preserves the selected trip’s context, and lead capture is implemented with validation, idempotency and abuse controls but remains closed until its legal and operational dependencies are complete. The admin foundation includes SSR authentication, invitations, recovery, MFA, role-based permissions, an enquiry inbox and a business-profile editor, while sales, booking and payment modules are explicitly reserved for later stages.

The result of this stage is a digital identity and product foundation that can already be reviewed on the public homepage, together with complete catalog, comparison, enquiry and administration journeys in the code. The implementation identifies every illustrative data point and keeps features closed when their release conditions are incomplete. The public catalog, lead capture, first real login and commercial operations remain under validation, so the project is presented as a platform in development rather than an active sales or booking system.

The result above describes the documented technical scope. No commercial metrics are published because none are recorded as confirmed.

• Qwik
• Supabase
• Vercel
• Travel catalog
• Comparison tool
• Lead capture
• Responsive design
• Role-based security