Website template · RTL

Souk

Arabic-first, right-to-left by construction rather than by mirroring.

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yourbrand.com/ar

الفنادقالطيرانالباقاتمن نحن

حسابي

وجهتك القادمة

فنادق وطيران وباقات — بأسعار الوكيل

الوجهة

تاريخ الوصول

المسافرون

ابحث

١٤٨ نتيجة

إلغاء مجانييشمل الإفطار

فندق برج المدينة

وسط البلد · ٤ ليالٍ

٤٬٢٠٠ ج.ماحجز

قصر النيل ريزيدنس

وسط البلد · ٤ ليالٍ

٣٬٦٥٠ ج.ماحجز

الدفع: فوري · انستاباي · محفظة · بطاقة

واتساب

The thinking

Why it is laid out this way

Most travel platforms treat Arabic as a translation pass over a left-to-right layout. Souk is laid out right-to-left from the grid up: the search panel, the result cards, the price alignment, the icon direction and the form flow are all authored in RTL, then work in LTR — not the other way round.

Built for

Egyptian, Gulf and Levant agencies selling to Arabic-speaking travellers

Stated plainly:Ships bilingual. Adding a third language is configuration, not a new template.

What the template decides

True RTL grid, not a transform applied to an LTR layout
Arabic numerals and date formats where the market expects them
Local payment methods first in the checkout order
WhatsApp as a first-class contact channel, not an afterthought
Bilingual content model: every page has both language versions
Typography tuned for Arabic line height and letterforms

A design is a starting point, not a platform

Behind every one of these screens sits the booking core, the pricing rules and the supplier connectivity that make it function. That is the part worth evaluating hardest.

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