WecomaxMultilingual website for tourists in Vietnam
Tourists will not book if they cannot read the price. A hotel or café near Da Lat, HCMC or the coast often needs Vietnamese for locals plus English, and frequently Russian, Korean or Chinese for the guests who actually pay.
Start with the languages that pay
| Audience | Language to ship first |
|---|---|
| Local walk-ins and Google VN | Vietnamese |
| International default | English |
| CIS tourists (hotels, eSIM, candy, tours) | Russian |
| Korean / Chinese groups | Korean / Chinese when you already see them in bookings |
Do not translate everything on day one. Translate: home, rooms or menu, prices, how to pay, and the order form. Blog posts can wait.
How we build it
- One content source per page, three (or more) language files — same structure, same slug.
- Language switcher that keeps the visitor on the same page.
- Forms that record which language the guest used.
- Optional: staff alerts in your language while the guest sees theirs.
This is the same pattern we use on wecomax.com (VI / EN / RU / ZH / KO) and on NeoSIM (ten languages in product UI).
Cost note
A one-language business site starts from about $300. Each extra language adds translation and QA time; you get a fixed add-on price before we start. Timeline stays in the 1–2 week band for a focused site if texts are ready.
How to order
List the languages your last 20 paying guests spoke on wecomax.com. We quote stage one around those languages only.