Grand Colline Khao Yai

Grand Colline is a private pool villa in Khao Yai’s Wang Sai area that hosts families and groups of friends. Its bookings already run through OTAs — Agoda, Trip.com and Booking.com — so the site’s job was not to replace them but to get the villa found, in Thai and English, for the searches groups make when planning a Khao Yai trip, such as a pool villa for 10 or 14 people and what to do nearby, and then hand guests to the booking channel they prefer. The villa also needed to publish that content itself, without a developer for every article.

The villa already sells through the booking sites, so we followed the guest’s path before they reach one: searching on Google, seeing the villa, planning the trip, then booking. The site is the front door to that path.

1. 1. Search: guests find the villa through what they look for

   Articles target the searches groups make when planning a Khao Yai trip, such as a pool villa for 10 or 14 people and what to do nearby, in Thai and English. Every page and article is set up for Google to read and shows a proper image and description when shared on social media, while the admin pages stay out of search results.

2. 2. Homepage: see the villa before deciding

   A hero slideshow, a gallery in five categories (villas, nature, facilities, dining, rooms), a pool gallery and the location with directions, with imagery that moves smoothly as guests scroll.

3. 3. Planning: a guide to what’s nearby

   Eight places in three groups (family and photo spots, nature and activities, cafés and restaurants), each with distance, drive time, Google rating, opening hours and a directions button.

4. 4. Booking: on the guest’s own channel

   The homepage links to Agoda and Trip.com, and every article ends with Agoda, Trip.com and Booking.com buttons plus a call button.

5. 5. Back office: the team publishes and sees who visits

   The team writes articles, sets each one’s web address, language, search description and keywords, and publishes, edits or deletes them without a developer. A dashboard counts articles and visits, and a Visitors page lists recent visits by page, where they came from, device and language.

The site is live on the villa’s own domain, with articles published through the admin in Thai and English. Bookings are completed on the OTAs or by phone.

• Content aimed at real searches

  Articles on pool villas by group size and Khao Yai trip guides, in Thai and English, set up for Google to read.

• Publishing without a developer

  The team writes, edits and deletes articles from the admin, setting each one’s web address, description and keywords.

• Booking on the guest’s own channel

  Guests continue to Agoda or Trip.com from the homepage, and every article adds Booking.com and a call button.

• Trip planning on the page

  Eight nearby places with distance, drive time, rating and directions let guests plan their days before they arrive.