Can my travel website show in Arabic for my local customers and in English for everyone else?

Yes, a white label travel portal can usually run in more than one language, with a language switcher so each visitor picks what suits them. The parts we control, such as menus, buttons, search boxes, form labels, confirmation screens and your own pages, can be translated and stored for each language you want to offer. Arabic also reads right to left, so the layout has to be flipped for that language rather than just translated, which is normally handled as part of the setup work rather than something you switch on yourself.

The part to be realistic about is supplier content. Hotel names, room descriptions, facility lists, fare rules and cancellation wording all come through the API from the supplier, and many suppliers send that text in English only or in a short list of languages. Where the supplier does offer your language, we can request it and it will show. Where they do not, that text will keep appearing in English even though the rest of the page is in Arabic, and we cannot translate it reliably on the fly without risking mistakes in things like cancellation terms.

Your own content is the area where you have the most freedom. Your homepage text, about page, terms, help pages and the hotels you contract directly can all be written properly in both languages by you or your team. Customer emails and vouchers can often follow the language the customer booked in too, though which templates are available in which language can depend on your plan.

Tell us which languages you need and whether Arabic is one of them, and we will confirm what the layout work involves and which of your suppliers can return content in your language.