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Hajum.net: A tourism listing marketplace

Puts every listing on one flow

We developed an end-to-end tourism listing marketplace built on an agency panel, credit-based publishing and administrator approval.

Problem
One listing travelled three channels in three versions.
Tourism agencies managed hotel and tour listings across channels that did not talk to each other. Publishing followed no written rule, so nobody could establish afterwards which listing went live when, or on whose approval.
What we did
We tied publishing to credit and admin approval.
The agency prepares a listing in the panel, spends credit to submit it, and the listing reaches the public page the moment an administrator approves it.
Outcome
A listing's lifecycle reads off one screen.
Because every step is recorded, when a listing went live and on whose approval can now be traced afterwards.

The outcome, in numbers.

What it runs onNext.jsReact 19TypeScriptTailwind

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