In-house product — not external client workContent-led web platform with a data pipeline
LATYNEX Travel — Airport Arrival Guides & Transport Platform
A content-led catalogue that shows how to get from airports, stations and ports into town, with published journey times, operators and passenger-rights guides.
Arrival information is scattered across operator sites and forum threads, and much of it is unsourced. The goal was a catalogue that stays navigable and states what is known, what is estimated and where each fact comes from.
Solution
What LATYNEX Digital built
A data-first platform: a catalogue database with per-fact sources and confidence, a pinned and certified data release process, gated indexing so thin pages are not published, and a calm editorial interface that puts the answer first.
What it demonstrates
What this shows we can build
A content catalogue of country, region, city, gateway and route pages, with a per-fact source ledger and confidence levels.
Production-minded web delivery: per-request sitemap and canonical URLs, structured data, no cookies or analytics, and staged indexing.
How the same capability could serve another business
A directory, catalogue or knowledge base with many structured pages could be built on the same data pipeline and publishing approach.
Route pages comparing modes, operators and related routes
From and To place picker
Passenger-assistance guides with scope, last-checked date and sources
Service guides for arrival topics
Operator page explaining what is published and how to request a correction
Per-request sitemap, canonical URLs and structured data
Responsive layouts
Capabilities in the code
Per-fact source ledger with confidence levels
Offline rebuild from pinned data inputs and certified data releases
Gate-driven indexing with staged launch tiers
Structured data for organisation, breadcrumbs, countries, routes and articles
No cookies, no analytics, no ad tags
Product showcase
The product, screen by screen
Destinations and country hubsRoute page with options by modePassenger-rights and service guidesResponsive on mobile
Screens show the public site. Journey data is informational.
How it works
From input to outcome
01
Data is pinned and certified
The catalogue is rebuilt from pinned inputs and released through a certification step.
02
Hubs lead to routes
Country, region, city and gateway hubs lead to route pages that compare modes and name the operators.
03
Unknowns are labelled
Journey times appear only where a source supports them; unpublished times are labelled and estimates are marked.
04
Guides state their scope
Passenger-assistance guides show their scope, the date their rules were last checked and their sources.
Technical approach
How it is engineered
Next.js 16 and React 19 in TypeScript with Tailwind CSS 4 and a PostgreSQL driver over two databases, one for the catalogue and one for the commercial layer. A data lock pins external lookups, release certification seals each data release, and a scripted QA suite checks links, graph and corpus health before launch. The site is self-hosted behind Caddy.
Next.js 16
React 19
TypeScript
Tailwind CSS 4
PostgreSQL
Vitest
Caddy
Status and limits
What this page does and does not claim
An informational catalogue: it does not sell tickets or take bookings, and no partner or affiliate links are active.
English only. No traffic, revenue or booking figures are claimed.
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