A more inspirational package holiday

UX/UI

BACKGROUND:

The pandemic changed the way we travel, making security a top priority. Ready-packaged and flexible, but sometimes perceived as outdated, not particularly flexible and sometimes targeted mostly at families. How can TUI simplify the booking process of package holidays and offer a more inspiring experience than competing travel agencies?

INSIGHT:

As one of the first travel agencies in Sweden to offer charter travel since the 1960s, TUI is widely seen as a trustworthy choice. However, its website lacks inspirational elements and exploration options—key aspects of the travel experience that many users seek.

IDEA:

Search results based on interests and activities which you can reserve before your trip for the curious traveller who like to explore destinations.

PROCESS & WIREFRAMES

Through comprehensive research conducting interviews with our target group “The Curious” we came up with a solution which makes it easier to explore destinations based on interests. Insights such as “I want to be able to reserve activities when I go away for a weekend but maybe not when I go on longer trips” was key when designing the prototype.

Travel booking website with search form, travel inspiration images, and destination options such as Prague, Milano, Barcelona, Rome, Bangkok, and Istanbul.
Laptop screen displaying a travel website with search options for departure, destination, departure date, return date, and number of travelers, with text in Swedish.
A travel planning website in Swedish displaying options to explore trips based on personal preferences, with categories like Sun & Bath, Culture, Spa, Outdoor, Food & Wine, Yoga, Skier, Family-Friendly, and destinations such as Rome, Prague, Barcelona, and Shkodra.
A webpage layout for planning activities at a hotel, featuring a large diagonal gray section with placeholder text and the word "PRAG," and a white section with the title "Planera," text about available activities, and two gray buttons labeled "SPA" and "OUTDOOR."

2023
Stockholm

UX/UI design:

Fredrik Palmebäck & Alexandra Sanzobar