Rio Putovanja

What the business needed

Rio Putovanja started in 2025 in Banja Luka, selling small-group trips to places the region's agencies mostly don't run — Bali, the Maldives, Japan, South Korea, Thailand, Algeria. They had the trips and no way to put them in front of anyone.

The constraint that shaped the whole build: departures change constantly. Dates move, prices settle late, and a trip sells out mid-week. A site the agency could not edit themselves would have been out of date within a fortnight — and a sold-out trip still showing as available is worse than no site at all.

What was built

Every departure has its own page: the itinerary, the dates, the price, and a gallery of where you actually go. The index groups them the way the agency talks about them — running now, going later, sold out — so the front page tells the truth about availability without anyone having to remember to take a trip down.

Behind it is an admin the agency runs themselves. They add a departure, set its dates and price, publish it, and mark it sold out when it goes. No code, no deploy, no email to me. Around the trips sit a blog and a section on Bosnia itself, for visitors travelling the other way.

There is no checkout. Rio sells by conversation — a Viber group, a phone call, a message — so the site's job is to get the right person to the right trip page and then get out of the way.

Scope

Idea to production, and everything in between: the domain and DNS, hosting, the design, the build, the admin, the content structure, and the deploy. The agency arrived with a business and came away with a site running under their own name.

It is still maintained under the same ongoing care offered to every client here — updates, patches, monitoring, and content edits when they need them.