Case study · Tech · August 16, 2026
A tourism kiosk any town can use
A town in the Philippines wanted visitors to find what it has to offer without hunting for a tourism office or a local guide. We built the kiosk software and supplied the kiosk, a touchscreen that puts the town’s places, services and contacts in one spot. It launched in August 2026, and any town, city or LGU can set it up for its own visitors.
The challenge
Small towns have plenty to see, but the information is scattered: a Facebook page here, a printed map there, a phone number someone has to ask for. Visitors miss places, and local businesses miss visitors.
What we built
01
Everything a visitor needs, on one screen
Tourist spots, transport, places to stay, local products, emergency contacts and public services, all from the welcome screen.
02
Browse by category
Places are grouped into categories, such as churches, landmarks, hiking trails and resorts.
03
A page for every place
Opening hours, fees, accessibility notes and travel tips, with a Google Maps QR code visitors scan to take directions on their phone.
04
Help when it matters
An Emergency Help button sits on every screen.
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Easy for everyone
Read Aloud and accessibility settings.
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A console for the tourism office
Staff update places, import and export listings, and manage the kiosk from a web dashboard.
What it means for a town
- Visitors can find places, services and emergency contacts on their own, any time the kiosk is on.
- Local spots and businesses get in front of every visitor who stops at the screen.
- The tourism office keeps the information current itself.
- The console can track which places visitors view, to help with tourism planning.
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