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A
PROJECT REPORT ON

“ TOUR AND TRAVEL WEBSITE ”

SUBMITTED IN THE PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF

T.Y.BSC (Computer Science)

DURING SEM-VI

SUBMITTED TO
SAVITRIBAI PHULE PUNE UNIVERSITY, PUNE
GANESHKHIND, PUNE-411007

SUBMITTED BY

1. GAURAV JANMARE
2. OM SAMANTRAY
3. ARUN BARGAJE
4. SHIVRATNA CHAPHE

UNDER GUIDANCE OF

PROF. JYOTI AWATI MAM

Savitribai Phule Pune University

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ASM (CSIT) College of Commerce, Science and Information

Technology , Pune
2024 -2025

ASM (CSIT) College of Commerce, Science

and Information Technology , Pune

Department of Computer Science

CERTIFICATE
This is to certify that Mr. Gaurav Janmare (Seat No: 37 ) , Mr. Om
Samantray (Seat No: 84 ), Mr.Arun Bagaje (Seat No: 14) , Mr.Shivratna
Chaphe (Seat No: 19 ) of T.Y.BSC. (Computer Science) has successfully
completed a project on “ TOUR AND TRAVEL WEBSITE ” satisfactorily as
partial fulfillment of T.Y.BSC. (Computer Science) Semester-VI in academic
year 2024-25.

(Prof.Jyoti Awati ) (Dr.)

Project Guide Head of Department

Computer Science

Internal Examiner External Examiner

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ACKNOWLEDGEMNET

I wish to thank the Principal Dr. Lalit J. Kanore of my

college for permitting me to use all the facilities available
in the institution for my project work. I would also like
thank the Head of the Computer Science Department Dr.
Sadekar H.K., the teaching faculty and all the non-
teaching staff of my college for their support in completing
the work successfully.
I am grateful to my Guide Prof. Jyoti Awati for his
encouragement, Guidance and supervision of my project
work during the year. I must acknowledge the financial
support given to this project by my parent without which it
would have been difficult to complete the work in time.
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INDEX

Sr No. Title Page No.

1 Introduction

2 Objectives

3 Scope of the Project

4 Technology Stack

5 Features of the
Website

6 Design and
Development

7 Testing
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8 Deployment

9 Conclusion

10 Future
Enhancements

11 References

TOUR AND TRAVEL WEBSITE

INTRODUCTION
In the digital age, the travel industry has seen a significant transformation with
the advent of online platforms. This project report outlines the development of
a Tour and Travel website aimed at providing users with a seamless experience
in planning and booking their travel itineraries. The website serves as a
comprehensive platform for Travelers to explore destinations, book
accommodations, and plan activities.

OBJECTIVIE
 To create a user-friendly interface for Travelers to search and book travel packages.

 To provide detailed information about various destinations, including attractions,

accommodations, and activities.

 To implement a secure payment gateway for online transactions.

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 To enable users to create and manage their travel itineraries.

 To offer customer support through chat and email.

SCOPE OF THE PROJECT

The scope of the project includes:

 Development of a responsive website accessible on various devices.

 Integration of a database to manage user data, travel packages, and bookings.

 Implementation of a content management system (CMS) for easy updates.

 Incorporation of user reviews and ratings for travel packages.

TECHNOLOGY STACK

 Frontend: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Bootstrap

 Backend: Node.js, Express.js
 Database: MySQL

FEATURES OF THE WEBSITE

 User Registration and Login: Users can create accounts to manage

their bookings.

 Search Functionality: Users can search for travel packages based on

destination, date, and budget.
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 Booking System: Users can book travel packages and receive

confirmation via email.

 User Reviews: Users can leave reviews and ratings for packages
they have booked.

 Admin Panel: Admins can manage packages, users, and bookings.

DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT

The design phase involved creating wireframes and mockups to

visualize the user interface. The development phase followed Agile
methodology, allowing for iterative testing and feedback. The website
was built with a focus on responsiveness and user experience.

TESTING

The website underwent various testing phases, including:

 Unit Testing: Testing individual components for functionality.

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 Integration Testing: Ensuring that different modules work

together seamlessly.

 User Acceptance Testing (UAT): Gathering feedback from

potential users to make necessary adjustments.

DEPLOYMENT

The website was deployed on AWS, ensuring scalability and reliability.

Continuous integration and deployment (CI/CD) practices were
implemented to facilitate regular updates and maintenance.

CONCLUSION

The Tour and Travel website successfully meets the objectives set forth
at the beginning of the project. It provides a comprehensive platform
for users to plan their travels efficiently. The project has laid a strong
foundation for future enhancements and scalability.

FUTURE ENHANCEMENT

 Integration of AI for personalized travel recommendations.

 Mobile application development for enhanced accessibility.
 Expansion of the database to include more travel packages and
destinations.
 Implementation of a loyalty program for frequent Travelers.
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REFERENCES

 W3Schools for web development tutorials.

 MySQL documentation for database management.

 Nodejs and ExpressJs for make Website Responsive.

Chapter-2:System Analysis
Study of Present System:
Working of a Typical Event management system.Event
managers plan and organize promotional, business and social events.
They're responsible for running a range of events, ensuring the target
audience is engaged and the message of the event is marketed
properly. Events play a huge part in the success of a brand or an
organisation.

Some of the most common responsibilities of an event manager job

description include:

. Planning an event from start to finish.

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. Generating ideas for the event.

. Managing event budgets.
. Sponsorship negotiations.
. Managing logistics and event venues.
. Managing audio and virtual event companies.
. Putting together event marketing plans.

problems with present system:

. Overspending or not havaing enough money.
. No one shows up to the event.
. Being understaffed.
. Losing the attention of guests.
. Low participation rate among attendees.
. Unexpected technological issues.
. Bad weather or venue problems.

Introduction of Proposed system:

Scope & benefits of the proposed system:

#Scope
1. Social Events
2. Political Events
3. Religious Events
4. Entertainment Events
5. Sports Events

#Benefits
. Increase/develop the economy.
. New strategic plan or model
. Marketing and Promotion
.Brand Management
.Environmental impacts
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. Creating job opportunity

. Creative thinking
. Provides Entertainment and satisfaction.

Chapter-3:Requirement Analysis

Feasibility Study:
System analyst has to examine whether the developed computerized
Event management system is feasible from the point of view of
operational, technical & economical.System analyst has to also
consider the feasibility factors at the time of analyzing of system.The
study of following points will prove if the proposed system is feasible
or not.

1.Technical Feasibility:
A computerized system will be technically more effective than
the existing than the existing manual system.Person who is presently
handling manual system is going to handle the computerized Event
management system.The software system may be easy to understand
and use because this is as per the user requirement.The software
system produces reports as per the requirement of the end
user .e.g.supplier order records,bills,bill receipt reports.As various
register used in administrative Event Management system,transactions
are to be authorized by the department,maintaining them on computer
would be an additional facility for them.
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2.Economical Feasibility Study:

Economical Feasibility study analysis is most frequently used
for evaluating the effectiveness of a proposed system.The procedure is
to determine the benefits and savings that are expected from a
proposed system and compare them with input costs.The benefits may
not be in the form of speed only but also in error handling,redundancy
control,availability of online information & reduction cost for
stationary users.

3.Operational Feasibility Study:

Operational feasibility study addresses questions whether we can
run the proposed system with minimum hardware software setup and
the demands of processing are realistic? Can user operate it? Since
this system is being developed for the Event management , every user
will undergo training about use of the software system.

H/W and S/W Requirement:

To run this software system effectively & efficiently we will require
the software like:
. Ubuntu or upward version of operating system
. Java
.postgres

The hardware requirement to run this software system efficiently is as

follows,
. A PC with 512MB RAM,180 GB HDD
. A printer
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Chapter-4:Design
Entity Relationship Diagram:
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Use Case Diagram:

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Class Diagram:
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Sequence Diagram:
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Activity Diagram:
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Data Dictionary
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1.Event type
Field Data type Discription Key Size
eventid int Event id 2

eventtype text Event type 50

2.Package
Field Data type Discription Key Size
packageid int Package id 8

pname text Package name 20

pdesc text Package description 20

rate double Rate 4

eventid int Event id 2

3.Client
Field Data Type Discription Key Size
cid int Client id

cname text Client name

caddress text Client address

contactno bigint Contact number

4.Booking
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Field Data Type Discription Key Size

bid int Booking id

cid int Client id

packageid int Package id

venue text Venue

bdate date Booking date

5.Bill
Field Data Type Discription key Size
billid int Bill id

bid int Booking id

bamt double Booking amount

total double Total

bdate date Booking date

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I/O Screen
Login:
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Home:

Event Type:
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Package:
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Client:
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Booking:
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Bill:
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Report:
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Coding:

package event; import

javax.swing.JOptionPane; public class login
extends javax.swing.JFrame
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{ public
login()
{ initComponents
();
}
Private void passwordActionPerformed(java.awt.event.ActionEvent
evt) {
}
Private void jButton2ActionPerformed(java.awt.event.ActionEvent
evt) {
}
Private void jButton1ActionPerformed(java.awt.event.ActionEvent
evt) {

If(usertext.getText().equals(“anushka”)&&.Password.getText.equals( “jayashri”)
)
{
New HomePage().setVisible(true);
Dispose();
}
Else
{
JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(this,”Login Failed”);
}
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}
Public static void main(String args[])
{
Java.awt.EventQueue.invokeLater(new Runnable()
{
Public void run()
{
New login().setVisible(true);
}
});
}
Private javax.swing.JButton JButton1;
Private javax.swing.JButton JButton2;
Private javax.swing.JLable JLable1;
Private javax.swing. JLable JLable2;
Private javax.swing. JLable JLable3;
Private javax.swing. JLable JLable4;
Private javax.swing. JPanel JPanel1;
Private javax.swing. JPasswordField password;
Private javax.swing. JTextField usertext;
}
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