PanaBooking

01 — The brief

Less planning. More “let’s go.”

Planning a trip usually means a browser full of tabs. PanaBooking replaces them with a conversation: share an idea, shape the dates, budget and company, and get research you can actually check, with dated sources, and stays and travel compared side by side. The site had to make an AI product feel warm rather than technical, and make starting feel as easy as saying “what if we went…”.

02 — The approach

The whole site is a flight

Every page is part of the journey. The menu is a departures board for Terminal P, with each page at its own gate. The hero takes your idea on a boarding pass while the headline cycles “let’s go” through vámonos, allons-y and andiamo. Destinations arrive on a departures board with their live local times, the steps of planning fly as legs with an altimeter and heading, and a camera viewfinder previews the trip through filters before you pack.

Underneath the theme sits a working platform: accounts, a trip brief that saves as you talk, research that shows its sources as they arrive, saved plans you can reopen and compare, and pay-as-you-go planning credits with no subscription. Every page opens on a destination film with its local time and coordinates, the saved plan is stamped like a passport, and an in-flight radio plays along.

03 — Deliverables

What was built

• Platform design and art direction
• Flight-themed interface and motion
• Conversational trip brief and research views
• Saved plans, accounts and planning credits
• Responsive build across devices

05 — Details

At a glance

Sector

Travel · AI trip planning

Location

Sofia, Bulgaria

Built

AI trip planning platform, with Mythfinity

Site

panabooking.com