MODERN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

DHALWALA, RISHIKESH

(Affliated to H.N.B. Garhwal Central University, Srinagar)

PROJECT REPORT

Submitted in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree of

Bachelor of Computer Application (BCA)

(2022 – 2025)

PROJECT TITLE

“TRAVEL AND TOURISM

MANAGEMENT SYSTEM”
Submitted by

ANISHA

Enrollment No.: G222290003

Roll No.: 22229512002

Submitted to:

MRS. MANORAMA UNIYAL

ASST.PROFESSOR (CS & IT DEPARTMENT)

Department of Computer Science & Information Technology

Modern Institute of Technology, Rishikesh

MODERN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
DHALWALA, RISHISKESH

Enrollment No: G222290003 Roll No: 22229512002

 DECLARATION

I, Anisha, Student of Bachelor of Computer Application

(2022–2025), hereby declare that the project titled “TRAVEL AND
TOURISM MANAGEMENT SYSTEM” is a genuine work Carried
out by me under the supervision and guidance of the faculty members
of the Department of Computer Science and Information
Technology at Modern Institute of Technology, Rishikesh.

This declaration is an expression of my sincere respect and deep

gratitude to all the professors, lecturers, and staff of MIT Rishikesh
For their continuous support, encouragement, and valuable teachings
Throughout the course of my academic journey. Their commitment to
academic excellence and technical mentorship has been instrumental
in shaping my understanding and execution of this project.

I respectfully acknowledge the institution for providing the resources

and environment that enabled me to complete this work with
confidence and independence.
 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

I would like to express my heartfelt gratitude to the faculty of Modern Institute

of Technology, Rishikesh for their support and encouragement throughout the
development of my project titled “TRAVEL AND TOURISM
MANAGEMENT SYSTEM.”

First and foremost, I extend my deepest thanks to Mrs. Manorama Uniyal,

Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Science & Information
Technology, for his constant motivation, valuable suggestions, and expert
guidance which played a crucial role in shaping the direction and execution of
this project.

I am also thankful to all my professors, lecturers, and the nonteaching staff of

the Department of Computer Science & IT for providing a conducive academic
environment and the technical foundation required for this work.

My sincere appreciation goes to my fellow classmates and friends for their

moral support, constructive feedback, and collaboration throughout the
development process.

This project would not have been possible without the collective contribution of
all those mentioned above, and I remain truly indebted to them.

ANISHA
 Abstract

The Travel and Tourism Management System Website is an

online platform developed to help users easily explore and
book tour packages. The traditional way of booking tours
involves visiting travel agents or offices, which is time-
consuming and sometimes confusing. This website aims to
make the whole process digital, faster, and more convenient.

Users can register or log in, view available tour packages, and
book them with just a few clicks. The system also has an
admin dashboard, where the admin can manage tour
packages, view user bookings, and handle contact messages.
The website is built using HTML, CSS, JavaScript for the front-
end and PHP with MySQL for the back-end database.

This project reduces manual effort, saves time, and improves

the overall travel booking experience for both users and the
administrator. It brings automation and efficiency to
travel management
CONTENT:
Sr. No. Chapter/Heading/Subheading

1. INTRODUCTION
1.1 Project Title
1.2 Introduction
1.3 Objectives of the Project
1.4 Motivation Behind the Project
1.5 Project Scope
1.6 Student Details
1.7 Summary

2. SYSTEM ANALYSIS
2.1 Overview
2.2 Problem identification
2.3 Proposed solution
2.4 Feasibility study
2.4.1 Techenical Feasibility
2.4.2 Economical Feasibility
2.4.3 Operational Feasibility
2.5 System Requirements
2.5.1 Hardware Requirements
2.5.2 Software Requirements
 2.6 Conclusion
Sr. No Chapter/Heading/Subheading
3. TECHNOLOGY USED
3.1 Development Technologies
3.1.1 HTML
3.1.2 CSS
3.1.3 JAVA SCRIPT
3.1.4 PHP
3.1.5 DATABASE MYSQL
3.2 SUMMARY

4. SYSTEM DESIGN SPECIFICATION

4.1 Problem Defination
4.2 Proposed System
4.3 Requirement Analysis
4.4 System Architecture Overview
4.5 Data Flow Diagram (DFD)
4.5.1 Flowchart
4.5.2 ER Diagram
4.5.3 MYSQL Tables
4.5.4 Project Pictures

5. TESTING
5.1 Overview
5.2 Types of Testing Performed
5.3 Unit Testing
5.4 Integration Testing
5.5 User Acceptance Testing

6.CONCLUSION AND BIBLIOGRAPHY

6.1 Conclusion
6.2 Future Scope
6.2.1 Final Words
6.2.2 Bibliography
 CHAPTER 01:
INTRODUCTION
CHAPTER 01: INTRODUCTION

1.1 Project Title

“Travel and Tourism Management System”

1.2 Introduction
Travel and tourism is one of the most dynamic and ever-growing sectors globally. In the
digital era, users demand quick and accessible services. This project, “Travel and Tourism
Management System,” provides a platform where users can search, view, and book various
tour packages online.
Traditionally, booking a tour required manual intervention, long queues at travel offices, and
time-consuming formalities. This web application eliminates those barriers by offering a
user-friendly, automated system where users can:
 Register/Login
 Browse multiple tour packages
 Book packages with just a few clicks
 Contact the admin via an integrated contact form
On the other side, administrators are provided with a dashboard from where they can manage:
 Tour packages (Add/Edit/Delete)
 View bookings made by users
 Respond to queries submitted through the contact form
The front-end of the website is built using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, while the back-end
functionalities are handled using PHP and MySQL database.

1.3 Objectives of the Project

The main objectives of this project are:
 To create an online system for managing travel and tour bookings.
 To provide users a platform to search and book travel packages from anywhere.
 To eliminate manual work and digitize tour management.
 To provide administrators an easy-to-use dashboard to manage tours and view
bookings.
 To enhance the customer experience with fast, secure, and interactive services.

1.4 Motivation Behind the Project

The motivation behind developing this project stems from the observation that traditional
travel booking methods are outdated, inefficient, and inconvenient for today’s fast-paced
world. Many people prefer online services rather than visiting travel agents. There was a need
for a centralized, simple, and accessible system that could allow users to:
 Explore packages from home
 Make quick decisions
 Complete bookings instantly
This project attempts to bridge that gap by offering a digital solution that benefits both users
and tour organizers.

1.5 Project Scope

The Travel and Tourism Management System offers a wide range of functionalities to both
users and administrators. Below are the highlights of its scope:
 Users can create accounts, log in securely, and book travel packages.
 Admins can manage the website content, view bookings, and interact with customers.
 The system is built in such a way that it can be scaled in the future to include:
o Online payment gateway
o Live chat support
o Email/SMS confirmations
o User review and feedback module
The project has practical utility and can be deployed for small and medium-scale travel
agencies to handle their bookings online.

1.6 Student Details

Field Information

Student Name Anisha

Roll Number 22229512002

Enrollment No. G222290002

Course Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA)

Summary
In this chapter, we introduced the project titled "Travel and Tourism Management
System" and explained its objectives, motivation, and scope in detail. The system is designed
to simplify the tour booking process for users and provide an efficient management interface
for administrators.
We discussed how this project aims to address the limitations of traditional tour booking
methods by developing a digital solution using modern web technologies like HTML, CSS,
JavaScript, PHP, and MySQL.
The chapter also included the basic information of the student who developed the project,
under the guidance of the faculty from the Department of Computer Science & IT.
This system not only improves the user experience but also helps travel agencies automate
their services, making the tour management process faster, easier, and more reliable.
 CHAPTER 02:
SYSTEM ANALYSIS
CHAPTER 02: SYSTEM ANALYSIS

2.1 Overview
System analysis is the process of studying a system to identify its components, understand
how they interact, and determine how it can be improved or digitized. In this project, the
system analysis focuses on understanding the challenges in the traditional tour booking
system and designing a better digital solution using modern technology.
The Travel and Tourism Management System was conceptualized after identifying various
flaws in the manual booking process, such as time delays, lack of accessibility, human errors,
and no centralized data system.
This chapter outlines the problems of existing systems, proposes a better solution, evaluates
the feasibility of the new system, and defines technical requirements.

2.2 Problem Identification

Traditional tour and travel booking methods suffer from the following key problems:
 Manual booking is time-consuming and inconvenient for customers.
 Lack of centralized data storage leads to mismanagement.
 No real-time updates for package availability or booking status.
 Customers need to physically visit the travel office for inquiries and reservations.
 Admins must handle large amounts of paperwork manually.
 Increased chances of human error in record-keeping.

2.3 Proposed Solution

To overcome these limitations, the Travel and Tourism Management System proposes a
fully online solution where:
 Users can browse and book tour packages from their device.
 Admins can manage tours, users, bookings, and queries from a dashboard.
 All data is stored and retrieved from a centralized MySQL database.
 Real-time communication is possible through contact forms.
 Booking is faster, safer, and trackable.
 The system is accessible 24/7 from anywhere.
This solution minimizes human effort, improves accuracy, and increases user satisfaction.

2.4 Feasibility Study

A feasibility study helps determine if the proposed system is practically achievable. It
includes three main aspects:

2.4.1 Technical Feasibility

 The technologies used in the project (HTML, CSS, JS, PHP, MySQL) are open-
source and easily accessible.
 The development can be done using basic tools like a code editor and XAMPP server.
 The project is technically feasible on any machine with standard system requirements.
2.4.2 Economic Feasibility
 No commercial software or licenses are needed — reducing cost.
 Hosting the site locally or on a shared server requires minimal investment.
 The system can be maintained and upgraded at low cost.
 Affordable for small and medium-scale travel agencies.

2.4.3 Operational Feasibility

 The system is easy to use even by non-technical users.
 Admin interface is clean and simple to navigate.
 Bookings and contact forms are intuitive for users.
 Minimal training is needed to operate the system.

2.5 System Requirements

The system requirements define what hardware and software components are necessary for
developing and running the system smoothly.

2.5.1 Hardware Requirements

Component Specification

Processor Minimum 1 GHz

RAM Minimum 4 GB

Storage At least 1 GB free disk space

Monitor Standard display (min 1024x768)

2.5.2 Software Requirements

Component Specification

Operating System Windows 10 or higher / Linux / macOS

Server XAMPP (Apache, PHP, MySQL)

Database MySQL

Programming PHP

Frontend Tools HTML, CSS, JavaScript

Browser Chrome / Firefox / Edge

Code Editor VS Code / Sublime Text / Notepad++

2.6 Conclusion
This chapter explored the planning, analysis, and feasibility aspects of the system. It
identified the problems in the existing tour booking process and provided a digital solution
that is technically, economically, and operationally feasible. With clear system requirements
and practical functionality, this project is ready for the development phase using the proposed
technologies and methods.
 CHAPTER 03:
TECHNOLOGY USED
CHAPTER 03: TECHNOLOGY USED

3.1 Development Technologies

The development of the Travel and Tourism Management System involves the use of
several technologies that work together to build a functional, responsive, and user-friendly
web application. These technologies are divided into two categories:
 Frontend Technologies – used for building the user interface.
 Backend Technologies – used for server-side logic, data processing, and storage.
Below is a detailed explanation of each technology used in the project:

3.1.1 HTML (HyperText Markup Language)

Purpose:
HTML is the foundation of every web page. It provides the basic structure for the content
displayed on the browser.
Why it is used in this project:
 To create the layout of webpages like Home, About, Tours, Booking, Contact, Login,
and Register.
 To organize content into headings, forms, buttons, images, and links.
 Acts as a framework that other technologies like CSS and JavaScript enhance.
Examples of Usage in Project:
 Booking form structure
 Tour package cards
 Navigation bar and footer

3.1.2 CSS (Cascading Style Sheets)

Purpose:
CSS is used to style the HTML elements and make the pages visually attractive.
Why it is used in this project:
 To enhance the look and feel of the website.
 To apply consistent styles (fonts, colors, layout) across all pages.
 To design responsive layouts that adjust on mobile and desktop screens.
Examples of Usage in Project:
 Styling the registration and login forms
 Creating beautiful tour package cards
 Animations and hover effects on buttons and links

3.1.3 JavaScript
Purpose:
JavaScript is used for adding interactivity and logic that runs directly in the user’s browser.
Why it is used in this project:
 To validate form inputs before sending data to the server.
 To add interactivity like sliders, pop-ups, or dynamic dropdowns.
 To improve the user experience by allowing real-time feedback.
Examples of Usage in Project:
 Form validation (e.g., required fields, valid email format)
  Slideshow of tour destinations
 Dynamic navigation toggle for mobile view

3.1.4 PHP (Hypertext Preprocessor)

Purpose:
PHP is a server-side scripting language used to handle the backend processing of the website.
Why it is used in this project:
 To interact with the database (MySQL) and perform operations like Insert, Update,
Delete, and Retrieve.
 To manage user sessions for login and logout functionality.
 To display dynamic content based on user actions and database responses.
Examples of Usage in Project:
 register.php and login.php for handling authentication
 book.php for storing tour bookings
 admin_dashboard.php for admin management functions

3.1.5 MySQL (Database Management System)

Purpose:
MySQL is an open-source relational database used for storing and managing data.
Why it is used in this project:
 To store structured data like user details, tour packages, bookings, and contact
messages.
 To retrieve data for frontend display (like listing available tours).
 To perform secure and fast data transactions between the user and the system.
Examples of Usage in Project:
 users table: stores login credentials and user info
 tours table: stores details of available travel packages
 bookings table: stores information of user bookings
 messages table: stores contact form submissions

3.2 Summary
This chapter explained the different technologies used to develop the Travel and Tourism
Management System. The combination of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript is used to build the
frontend (user interface), while PHP and MySQL are used for the backend processing and
database management. These technologies together create a complete and functional travel
website that is interactive, reliable, and efficient.
 CHAPTER 04:
SYSTEM DESIGN
SPECIFICATION
CHAPTER 04: SYSTEM DESIGN SPECIFICATION

4.1 Problem Definition

In the traditional travel and tourism industry, most processes are manual. Users must visit the
travel office, check for available packages, make handwritten bookings, and wait for
confirmation. This results in:
 Time-consuming procedures
 Human errors in records
 Limited accessibility (office hours only)
 Lack of real-time package availability
Thus, there is a need for a web-based system that can digitize the tour booking process,
simplify admin management, and improve the user experience.

4.2 Proposed System

The Travel and Tourism Management System is proposed to overcome the above
problems. It is a web-based platform that allows:
 Users to register/login, view packages, and book tours online.
 Admins to manage bookings, packages, and customer inquiries through a secure
dashboard.
Key Features:
 Responsive user interface
 Booking and contact forms
 Secure login for users and admins
 Admin panel to manage tours and bookings
 Centralized MySQL database for data storage

4.3 Requirement Analysis

Before development, requirement analysis is done to understand what the system needs to
fulfill both functional and non-functional goals.
4.3.1 Functional Requirements
 User registration and login functionality
 Display of available tour packages
 Online booking of tour packages
 Contact form for customer queries
 Admin login and dashboard
 Admin controls: add/edit/delete packages, view bookings, manage messages
4.3.2 Non-Functional Requirements
 System should be secure and reliable
 Web pages should load quickly
 Site should be responsive and mobile-friendly
 Data integrity must be maintained

4.4 System Architecture Overview

The architecture follows a three-tier model:
 1. Presentation Layer (Frontend):
o Technologies: HTML, CSS, JavaScript
o Visible to users: forms, pages, navigation, booking interface
2. Application Layer (Backend):
o Technology: PHP
o Handles logic for login, booking, form processing, and admin functions
3. Data Layer (Database):
o Technology: MySQL
o Stores data like users, bookings, tours, and contact messages
Data Flow Example:
User submits booking form → PHP processes data → MySQL stores it → Confirmation
shown on screen

4.5 Data Flow Diagram (DFD)

4.5.1 Level 0 – Context Level Diagram
Shows how external users interact with the system:
 User → browses, registers, books tour
 Admin → manages content and data

4.5.2 Level 1 – Detailed DFD

Modules and data flow:
 Registration/Login → User Table
 Booking → Booking Table
 Tour View → Package Table
 Contact → Message Table
 Admin Panel → View Bookings, Manage Packages

Flowchart
The flowchart below illustrates the main processes and control flow in the Travel and
Tourism Management System for both users and administrators.
 User flow (Register → Login → View Packages → Book Package)
 Admin flow (Login → View Bookings → Manage Packages)
Explanation of Flow:
 User Flow:
o The user visits the website and either logs in or registers.
o After login, the user can browse tour packages and proceed to book one.
o On successful booking, a confirmation message is shown.
Admin Flow:
 Admin logs in from a separate admin panel.
 The dashboard displays all bookings and messages.
 Admin can add, update, or delete tour packages.

Entity Relationship Diagram (ER Diagram)

The Entity-Relationship Diagram (ER Diagram) is a visual representation of the data
structure used in the Travel and Tourism Management System. It shows how different entities
(tables) are related to each other and how data flows between them.
✅ Entities and Their Roles:
1. User
 Stores registered user details.
 Attributes: user_id, name, email, password, phone, address
 One user can make many bookings and send many contact messages.
2. Admin
 Manages the website, packages, bookings, and messages.
 Attributes: admin_id, username, password
3. Package
 Contains details of tour packages.
 Attributes: package_id, title, location, image, price, duration, description
 One package can be booked multiple times.

4. Booking
 Records when a user books a package.
 Attributes: booking_id, user_id, package_id, booking_date, travel_date,
status
 Connected to both User and Package.
5. Contact
 Stores user messages from the contact form.
 Attributes: contact_id, name, email, message, date
🔗 Relationships Overview:
 User → Booking (One-to-Many)
 Package → Booking (One-to-Many)
 User → Contact (One-to-Many)
4.6 Summary
This chapter explained the complete design specification of the project. It began by
identifying the problems in the current system and proposed a structured digital solution.
Requirement analysis showed what functions and qualities the system must fulfill. The
architecture model clarified how each component works. Finally, the DFD outlined how data
moves through different modules in the system.
 MYSQL DATA TABLES
1.User and Admin Table (MySQL)
🔍 Explanation:
🔸 Users Table:
 Stores the registered users of the website (tourists or customers).
 Each user has a unique id, name, email, and encrypted password.
 created_at stores the date/time of registration.
🔸 Admin Table:
 Stores admin login credentials.
 Admins can log in to a separate panel to manage bookings, packages, and messages.
 Table has a simple structure: id, username, password.

2.Booking Table (MySQL)

🔍 Explanation:
🔸 Bookings Table:
 Stores tour bookings made by users.
 user_id → refers to the user who booked the tour.
 package_id → refers to the selected tour package.
 travel_date → user’s selected journey date.
 persons → number of people included in the booking.
 status → shows if booking is pending/approved/cancelled.
 created_at → timestamp when booking was made.
 PROJECT PICTURES
Registration Page:

Login page:

Home page:
 SLIDERS

Services:

About Us:
Clients Reviews:
Packages:
Book Now:
Dashboard:

Booking Requests:
CHAPTER 05:
TESTING
CHAPTER 05: TESTING
6.1 Overview
Testing is a crucial phase in the software development life cycle. It ensures that the developed
system works as expected and meets the functional requirements. In this project, various
testing methods were applied to identify errors, ensure quality, and validate the performance
and usability of the Travel and Tourism Management System.
The goal of testing is to:
 Verify that all modules (registration, login, booking, admin panel) function correctly
 Ensure that errors are handled properly
 Confirm that the system is secure, user-friendly, and reliable

6.2 Types of Testing Performed

Multiple types of software testing techniques were used in this project:

6.2.1 Unit Testing

Definition:
Unit testing involves testing individual modules or components of the application separately
to ensure that each unit functions as expected.
Modules Tested:
 Registration form: Validating empty fields, email format
 Login form: Checking correct and incorrect credentials
 Booking form: Ensuring data gets stored and validated correctly
 Contact form: Verifying message submission and database insertion
Result:
All units were tested independently and performed correctly without any errors.

6.2.2 Integration Testing

Definition:
Integration testing verifies that multiple modules work together as expected.
Integrated Modules Tested:
 Registration + Login
 Login + Booking a Tour
 Admin Login + Viewing Bookings
 Contact Message submission + Admin viewing message
Outcome:
All integrated modules communicated with each other correctly. Data passed between pages
and forms without errors.
Sample Test Cases Table
Test
Module Test Scenario Input Data Expected Result Status
Case ID

User tries to
Name: (blank), Email: Error message: "All fields ✅
TC001 Registration register with
(blank), Password: (blank) are required" Passed
empty fields

TC002 Registration Register with Name: Saloni, Email: Registration successful, ✅

Test
Module Test Scenario Input Data Expected Result Status
Case ID

[email protected],
valid data redirect to login Passed
Password: 12345

Incorrect login Email: [email protected], Error message: "Invalid ✅

TC003 Login
credentials Password: wrongpass email or password" Passed

Correct login Email: [email protected], Redirect to ✅

TC004 Login
credentials Password: 12345 homepage/dashboard Passed

Booking with Package ID: 2, Travel Date: Booking confirmation ✅

TC005 Booking
valid details 25/06/2025, Persons: 3 message, stored in DB Passed

Submit message
Name: Saloni, Email: Show error: "Email is ✅
TC006 Contact Form with empty
(blank), Message: Hello required" Passed
email

Name: Saloni, Email:

Submit valid Message saved, show ✅
TC007 Contact Form [email protected],
message confirmation Passed
Message: Hello

Admin enters
Username: admin, Error message: "Invalid ✅
TC008 Admin Login incorrect
Password: wrong123 credentials" Passed
password

Admin Admin views all Show list of all booking ✅

TC009 Click "View Bookings"
Dashboard bookings entries Passed

Admin Admin deletes a Click delete on a contact Message removed from ✅

TC010
Dashboard message message DB, success message Passed

Error Handling and Validation

The system includes various validations and error-handling measures:
✅ Client-side Validation (HTML/JS):
 Required field checking
 Email format validation
 Password confirmation match
✅ Server-side Validation (PHP):
 Empty field checks
 SQL injection prevention (using prepared statements or
mysqli_real_escape_string)
 Invalid login detection
 Unique email constraint during registration
✅ Error Feedback:
 Red border highlights incorrect fields
 PHP alert() shows messages like:
 o "Invalid credentials"
o "Booking successful"
o "Email already exists"

Suggested Improvements
Although the system is tested and working, below are some future enhancements to
improve it further:
1. Online Payment Integration
o Add Razorpay or PayPal to complete bookings online
2. Rating and Review System
o Let users leave feedback on tour packages
3. Email Notifications
o Send confirmation mail on registration or booking
4. Search and Filter Options
o Users can search tours by location, price, or duration
5. User Booking History Page
o Let users view their previous bookings
6. Admin Reports and Analytics
o Show number of bookings, top locations, etc.

6.2.3 User Acceptance Testing (UAT)

Definition:
User Acceptance Testing (UAT) checks whether the system is ready for real users and meets
their expectations in real-world use.
How Conducted:
 Project was tested by classmates and faculty members.
 They were asked to register, log in, book tours, and send messages.
Feedback Received:
 Easy-to-use interface
 Booking process was clear and fast
 Admin panel was functional
 Users suggested future improvements like adding payment and feedback systems
Outcome:
The system was accepted and considered ready for deployment.

Conclusion
After performing all necessary testing methods — including unit testing, integration testing,
and user acceptance testing — the system was found to be functionally complete and reliable.
All modules performed their expected tasks, and the overall workflow was smooth and user-
friendly.
The Travel and Tourism Management System is fully tested and is ready to be used by
actual users in a real-world environment.
 CHAPTER 06:
CONCLUSION AND
BIBLIOGRAPHY
CHAPTER 07: CONCLUSION AND BIBLIOGRAPHY
7.1 Conclusion
The Travel and Tourism Management System is a dynamic web application designed to
simplify and automate the process of booking tour packages. This system bridges the gap
between users and travel agencies by providing a seamless, user-friendly online platform that
can be accessed anytime and from anywhere.
Throughout the development of this project, various modern web technologies like HTML,
CSS, JavaScript, PHP, and MySQL were used. The system includes essential features such
as:
 User registration and login
 Tour package browsing
 Tour booking
 Contact messaging
 Admin dashboard for managing content
All modules were thoroughly tested, and the system successfully met all functional and
technical requirements. It has the potential to improve the way tour operators manage
bookings and how customers plan their trips.

7.2 Future Scope

Although the system is fully functional and ready to be deployed, there are still several
improvements and features that can be added in the future to enhance its usability and reach:
 Online Payment Integration: Secure payment gateways like Razorpay or PayPal can
be added for real-time booking confirmation.
 Feedback and Rating System: Users can be allowed to rate tours and submit
feedback after their travel experience.
 Live Chat Support: For real-time customer support and inquiries.
 Email/SMS Notification: To send booking confirmations and reminders to users.
 Mobile App Version: A dedicated mobile app can be developed for Android/iOS
users to enhance accessibility.

7.3 Final Words

Working on this project has been a great learning experience. It helped me understand the
complete software development life cycle, including requirement gathering, system analysis,
database design, UI/UX development, server-side scripting, testing, and documentation.
The feedback received from users and the faculty during testing gave me confidence in the
system’s performance and utility. I believe this project not only fulfills academic
requirements but also has the potential for practical real-world implementation.
I am thankful to my guide Mrs. Manorama Uniyal, and all faculty members for their
support, motivation, and guidance throughout this project.

7.4 Bibliography
1. Development Tools
These are the software and platforms used to write, test, and deploy the code:
 VS Code (Visual Studio Code): Used as the primary source code editor for HTML,
CSS, PHP, and JavaScript files.
 XAMPP (Apache + MySQL): Used to create a local server environment and connect
with MySQL database.
  phpMyAdmin: Web interface to create, manage, and query MySQL databases.
 Browser Developer Tools (Chrome DevTools): For debugging front-end issues in
HTML, CSS, and JS.
 Git & GitHub: Used optionally for source code version control (if required).
2. Development Environment
The combination of software and system settings used during development:
 Operating System:
o Windows 10 / Windows 11 (for development and testing)
 Programming Languages:
o HTML5, CSS3 – for structure and styling
o JavaScript – for client-side interactivity
o PHP – for backend/server-side scripting
o SQL – for performing database queries in MySQL
 Frameworks & Libraries:
o Bootstrap – for responsive UI design (if used)
o Font Awesome – for icons in menus, forms, and dashboard
o Swiper.js / jQuery – for image sliders and animations (optional)
 Database System:
o MySQL – for storing user data, packages, bookings, and messages
o phpMyAdmin – GUI tool for managing database tables
3. Web Resources / References
Below is a list of websites and resources referred to during the development and learning
process of this project:
1. www.w3schools.com – for HTML, CSS, JS, PHP basics
2. www.php.net – for PHP documentation
3. www.mysql.com – for database queries and setup
4. YouTube tutorials – for practical implementation ideas
5. Class notes and faculty materials
6. ChatGPT (for logic, flow, and debugging help)