Background
A diverse travel catalog should not be forced into one generic storefront
Destination tours, stage shows, cruises and local experiences serve different visitors and need different purchase stories. Putting everything into one template weakens each brand, while building every site from scratch makes expansion expensive.
- Each product line needs its own brand
- Destination, performance and cruise sites require different visuals, navigation and conversion priorities.
- Contact channels vary by market
- WhatsApp, Facebook, TikTok, YouTube and WeChat need to be configured for each site and audience.
- More sites should not create duplicate maintenance
- Products, orders, languages, currencies and site settings need a reusable foundation.
System design
Independent storefronts reuse one product and order foundation
Each site configures its own identity, navigation, catalog and contact channels. Product data, order inquiry, multilingual content, currencies and site settings are reused underneath.
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Define the brand
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Configure the site
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Publish products
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Connect channels
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Browse and inquire
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Book and track orders
One foundation supports four distinct live storefronts
These are real live sites, each with a distinct brand and product journey rather than a simple logo swap.



Key capabilities launched
Oasis Tour destination travel
Destination-led travel products with search, order inquiry, languages and currencies.

Luang Prabang International Grand Theatre
A performance-focused storefront with program information, direct booking and WeChat service.

A One Cruise
A dedicated cruise identity with product search, booking and WeChat service on the home page.

My Laos Trip
A local-experience storefront with product search and a direct WhatsApp contact path.

Business workflows
Every new product line follows the same launch process
01
Launch a new product line
The team defines the brand, audience and product type, then configures the site, catalog and contact channels.
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Define brand
- 02
Configure site
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Publish products
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Go live
02
Visitor discovery and conversion
Visitors browse products, use order inquiry, or continue through the social and service channels relevant to their market.
- 01
Browse the storefront
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Search experiences
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Book or inquire
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Track the order
Project outcome
New product lines keep their identity while joining the same platform
The B2C platform launched in May 2026 and continues to add destinations and product lines. Four live sites show how destination tours, performances, cruises and local experiences can operate differently without duplicating the underlying sales system.
- Independent brand operations
- Each site keeps its own home page, navigation, product focus and contact options.
- A broad travel catalog
- The platform covers tickets, museums, performances, cruises and destination experiences.
- Market-relevant contact channels
- Sites connect to WhatsApp, Facebook, TikTok, YouTube or WeChat as needed.
- Ongoing product-line expansion
- New sites focus on brand and operations instead of rebuilding the commerce foundation.