LaTrottola Viaggi has two physical locations, one in Forlì and one in Rimini in the Le Befane shopping centre, and it specialises in travel packages with departures from both cities, under the claim #PARTYDAQUI, as well as in honeymoons, group events and personalised itineraries. The site, developed and managed with RediGo, goNet's proprietary CMS written entirely by hand in HTML, CSS and JavaScript, is not a simple showcase: it is an operational tool that the agency's team uses every day to manage its own catalogue, collect contacts and support clients throughout the whole booking process.

The heart of the project is the travel package management system, built completely from scratch. Each package can be published and updated from the administration panel with destination, dates, duration, maximum number of participants, starting price and availability status, managed through dynamic labels: Collecting registrations, Confirmed, Last places, Sold Out. No intervention on the code, no external dependency: the staff updates everything directly, and the site updates in real time.

The catalogue is navigable and filterable by tags and destination zones, which are also configurable from the panel, making the search intuitive even on a wide archive that is in continuous movement. Each package also collects the requests for information from interested users, centralising them directly in the administration area: the team always has under control who has asked what, without managing scattered emails or spreadsheets.

One of the most specific features, developed entirely from scratch for the agency, is the management of wedding registries. Couples create their own wedding registry directly on the site: the spouses are assigned a unique code that they communicate to their guests, who access the dedicated page to choose their own contribution, select the payment method and leave a message of good wishes. It is an integrated solution that replaces third-party platforms, keeps everything within the site's ecosystem and guarantees visual coherence and full control over the data, something no generic plugin could have replicated with the same precision.

The site also includes a section of useful links organised into four thematic blocks, safety and the Foreign Ministry, time zones and currency exchange, visas and vaccinations, airports and weather, designed to be a practical reference for the traveller before departure. A dedicated form collects requests for tailor-made personalised trips. The data architecture is built to grow over time: new packages, destinations and configurations are added without ever touching the base structure, with the same flexibility across the whole site.