01

Translate the complete journey

A language switcher matters only when the service names, explanations, request states, and form feedback follow it. Review every visible guest-facing step, not only navigation.

02

Keep hospitality language natural

Use direct, warm wording. Avoid internal hotel jargon, long paragraphs, and literal translations that feel unnatural on a small screen.

03

Test the real layout

Different languages change line length and direction. Check buttons, card stacking, form fields, and Arabic RTL on actual desktop and mobile screens before publishing.