Solandra Travel is rebuilding its public tour site and admin as one Next.js system. Guests read server-rendered pages in Turkish or English. The office edits the same catalog after signing in. Photos will sit on S3 behind CloudFront; money will move through a Turkish virtual POS — neither is wired for live charges in this slice.
Every public route ships metadata, sitemap entries, and hreflang. Tour text is stored per locale, not hardcoded into the layout.
Solandra does not run coach loads. The group is capped, the guide is local, and the bill is written up front.
Every tour has a limit on people. The site, the street, and the table keep the same pace.
The guide is licensed by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism and tells the route from the ground, not from a postcard.
Airport transfers and domestic flights are planned with the group, as the tour states them.
Entrances, museums, and taxes are in the price. There is no hidden line. Lunch is at a restaurant on the route.
