The Brief
Melia Travel Egypt sells package tours, Nile cruises and dahabiya trips across Cairo, Luxor, Aswan, Hurghada and Marsa Alam. Guests compare trips first and then book one, so the site has to take them from browsing to booking without making them work for it.
The redesign had to show a large catalogue clearly and make booking a trip much easier. The home page leads straight into the packages.

The Challenge
The catalogue is long: twelve package tours, Nile cruises, dahabiya trips and five destinations. Every trip also has room options, dates and guests to choose. All of it had to be easy to pick, without the booking feeling like a form.
Key Decisions
The package tours list opens with the number of trips found. Each card shows the price per person, a Free Cancellation tag and one Explore Tour button, so a guest can compare prices before opening a trip. The same card pattern repeats for Nile cruises and dahabiya trips on the home page.
The booking sits in one card beside the itinerary. It starts with the price from, then a switch between Standard, Deluxe and Ultra Deluxe with each price, a hotel tier, check-in and check-out dates, and guests. The total and one Book button close the card.

The Screens





Outcome


Client feedback
The client liked the new user experience: booking became much easier.