Adventure Guru
A map of outdoor destinations across the USA, with three-second video previews on hover.
Our role: Web GIS portal and admin panel.
Interactive maps and portals for tourism
Visitors decide where to go with a map in their hand. We build destination portals, trail guides and heritage maps, plus the analytics that show tourism authorities where visitors actually go.
For destination organisations and operators who want visitors to find places, routes and practical information on any device.
What we build for tourism
The workflows where location data makes the biggest difference in this sector.
- 01
Destination portals
Attractions, lodging, events and services on one searchable map.
- 02
Trails and routes
Hiking, cycling and driving routes with difficulty, safety markers and directions.
- 03
Heritage mapping
Inventories of heritage sites, landmarks and conservation areas.
- 04
Visitor analytics
Dashboards that show visitor flow, popular sites and seasonal patterns.
Typical stack
The tools we most often use in tourism projects. We choose per project, based on your existing systems, licences and team.
Related services
- MapLibre GL JS
- Leaflet
- OpenLayers
- GeoServer
- PostGIS
- QGIS
- React Native
Work in this sector
Projects where we applied these workflows.
Zeleni plan Jadran
Zeleni plan, Croatia
A public web map where people view reference layers, add data and report issues at their location.
Our role: Web GIS application development.
Yawater
A web app mapping notable natural water sources around the world.
Our role: Web application development.
Further reading
All insights
Building a Fast Web Map with MapLibre GL JS and React
Practical patterns for integrating MapLibre GL JS with React, covering map lifecycle, sources and layers, state, large datasets and performance on mobile devices.
Offline-First Field Apps: Designing for No Signal
How to design mobile field data collection apps that work without connectivity, covering local storage, offline maps, sync, conflict handling and testing.
Vector Tiles vs Raster Tiles: Serving Large Map Data Fast
How vector and raster map tiles differ, when to use each, and the formats and tools that make large geospatial datasets load quickly in the browser.Other industries
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Working on a tourism GIS project?
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