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The document discusses the need for a new travel management system. It outlines that over 1.5 billion people book travel online annually. The proposed system would allow users to easily access travel information, decide on destinations, and book travel and accommodations online. It then provides technical specifications for the system, including the programming languages and frameworks that would be used.

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The document discusses the need for a new travel management system. It outlines that over 1.5 billion people book travel online annually. The proposed system would allow users to easily access travel information, decide on destinations, and book travel and accommodations online. It then provides technical specifications for the system, including the programming languages and frameworks that would be used.

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GO FOR TRIP

CREATED BY

Sahil Darji (ENROLL NO-196330307017)


Khushal Jain (ENROLL NO-196330307032)
Joy Sata (ENROLL NO-196330307036)
Kalp Mehta (ENROLL NO-196330307047)
Chakshu Patel (ENROLL NO-196330307070)
What is Tour Management ?

Tour management means to provide best possible services to


the customer who is travelling. Tour management services can
range right from choosing travel destinations to booking tours
and arranging accommodation. The customer should be
satisfied with the services with the services of the tour manager.
Tour management is all about meeting customer requirement
and expectations.
Needs For the New System
This Types of websites provides travel reviews, trip fares, or a
combination of both. Over 1.5 billion people book travel per year, 70%
of which is done online.
The purpose of travel gives us the chance to be truly engaged in an
activity, to develop new skills and to discover new cultures. It brings
uscloser to ourselves and others.
To explore New Places.
Detailed Problem Definition
The proposed system is a web-based application and maintains a
centralized repository of all related information. The system allows
one to easily access the relevant information and make necessary
travel arrangements. Users can decide about places they want to
visit and make bookings online for travel and accommodation.
Hardware Specification

Server Side RAM 4 GB RAM


Client Side RAM 2 GB RAM
Hard Drive Storage needed 500 GB Hard disk

Platform

Supported Operating System Windows xp & above


Programming server Wamp 3.2.3.0 5.2.3 Framework (if any) N/A

Programming Languages Used

Markup Language HTML 5, HTML 4


Programming Language PHP 7.4
Scripting Language Java Script

Technical Specification

Front End
PHP 7.4
Viability Of the System

Its user Friendly, easy to understand.


Ticket and Hotel bookings can be done with it.
It also Suggest location to view.
It can plan a whole trip.
Presently Available Systems for The Same

Make my trip: - https://www.makemytrip.Com/


Future Prospect
The system will be added features like different types of languages,
International Trips, etc. in Future.
A safety security feature will be added to the feature.
Tracking Feature will added to the system.
Will add View Gallery
Locations to Explore Feature will be added soon.
Requirement Analysis
User:-
Users can book service providers as per their convenience.
Login form: - Users can log in with the correct id and password.
If users have any queries or want some specific information from serviceproviders, they
can directly contact us
User can see the details of service provider while the processing of booking the service
provider if user does not have account, they are redirect to the register form of user.
Once they submit their problems after that they can book the service provider.
With this website user can store or access their own all details by themselves.
User can view their own booking history details.
Users can find the service provider from any cities.
Guest: -
Guest can View Packages.
Guest can Send Inquiry.
Can Contact Admin.
Admin: -
In this module, the admin will store and delete the information about theservice
provider or user.
Admin can view booking status and users’ details.
Manages categories by tour packages.
Admin can set their password and manage their own profile.
View the feedback details.
Projects Models
The new system requirements are defined in as much details as possible. This usually
involves interviewing a number of users representing all the external or internal users
and other aspects of the existing system.
In maintenance, phase maintains the system and do any update according to the user. it
requires maximum efforts to develop software products depends on this stage.
Iterative waterfall model
Technical feasibility:

Does the necessary technology exist to do what is suggested. Do the proposed


equipments have the technical capacity to hold the data required to use the new system.
Will the proposed system provide adequate response to inquiries, regardless of the
number or location of users. Can the system be upgraded if developed. Are there
technical guarantees of accuracy, reliability, ease of access and data security.
Economical feasibility:

A system can be developed technically and that will be used if installed must still be a
good investment for the organization. In the economical feasibility, the development
cost in creating the system is evaluated against the ultimate benefit derived from the new
systems. Financial benefits must equal or exceed the costs. The system is economically
feasible. It does not require any additional hardware or software.
Operational feasibility:

Proposed projects are beneficial only if they can be turned out into information systems,
which will meet the organization’s operating requirements. Operational feasibility
aspects of the project are to be taken as an important part of the project implementation.
Data Flow Diagram
DFD (data flow diagram) is also known as bubble chart or data flow graph. DFD’s are
very useful in understanding the system and can be effectively used during analysis. It
shows flow of data through a system visually. The DFD is a hierarchical graphical
model of a system the different processing activities or functions that the system
performs and the data interchange among these functions. It views a system as a function
that transforms the inputs into desired output. Each function is considered as a process
that consumes some input data and produces some output data. Function model can be
represented using DFD.
ER DIAGRAM
An Entity Relationship (ER) Diagram is a type of flowchart that illustrates how
“entities” such as people, objects or concepts relate to each other within a system. ER
Diagrams are most often used to design or debug relational databases in the fields of
software engineering, business information systems, education and research. Also
known as ERDs or ER Models, they use a defined set of symbols such as rectangles,
diamonds, ovals and connecting lines to depict the interconnectedness of entities,
relationships and their attributes.
Database Dictionary

Field Data type(size) Constraint Description

Id int(11) Primary key Uniquely identified number

UserName varchar(100) null Name of Admin.

Password varchar(100) null Password of Admin.

updationDate timestamp null Update date of admin.


Field Data type(size) Constraint Description

BookingId int(11) Primary key Uniquely identified number of booing.

PackageId int(11) null Package id no.

UserEmail varchar(100) null Email of user

FromDate varchar(100) null Booking From Date

todate varchar(100) null Booking till Date

Comment mediumtext null Comment of user

RegDate timestamp null Shows reg time.

status Int(11) null Shows booking status

CancelledBy varchar(100) null Sows Cancelled By whom

UpdateionDate timestamp null Shows Update time


Field Data type(size) Constraint Description

id int(11) Primary key This will show the id of an user

FullName varchar(100) null It will show user full name

EmailId varchar(100) null It will show user email address

MobileNumber char(10) null It will show user mobile number

Subject varchar(100) null It will show the package name

Description mediumtext null It will show user package detail

PostingDate timestamp null It will show you package booking


date

Status int(1) null It will show user status


Field Data type(size) Constraint Description

id int(11) Primary key It will show user


id

type varchar(100) Null It will show user


type

detail longtext Null It will show user


detail
Field Data type(size) Constraint Description

id int(11) Primary key It will show id

UserEmail varchar(100) null It will show user email


address

Issue varchar(100) null It will show issue raised by


user

Description mediumtext null It will show issue

PostingDate timestamp null It will show the date of issue


raised

Admin Remark mediumtext null It will show admin remark

Admin Remark Date timestamp null It will show admin remark


date
Field Data type(size) Constraint Description

PackageId int(11) Primary key Shows Package id

PackageName varchar(200) null Shows Package Name

PackageType varchar(100) null Shows Package Type

PackageLocation varchar(100) null Shows Package Location

PackagePrise int(11) null Shows Package Prise

PackageFeature varchar(255) null Shows Package Features

PackageDetails mediumtext null Shows Package Details

PackageImage varchar(100) null Shows Package Iamge

Creationdate timestamp null Shows Package Creationdate

UpdationDate timestamp null Shows Package UpdationDate


Field Data type(size) Constraint Description

Id int(11) Primary key Shows User Id

FullName varchar(100) null Shows User Name

MobileNumber char(100) null Shows User MobileNumber

EmailId varchar(70) null Shows User Email

Password varchar(100) null Shows User Password

RegDate timestamp null Shows User Regestracion Date

UpdationDate timestamp null Shows User Update Time

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