Localization
Locale routes, translated copy, and hreflang SEO serve guests in four languages today.
Locale prefixes (/en, /fr, /ar) gate marketing, destination, and technology routes.
English catalogs merge into locale JSON with corruption guards rejecting bad machine translations.
RTL layouts activate automatically for Arabic content and navigation.
English source strings live in version-controlled message files per namespace.
Locale files overlay translations with fallback to English when keys missing.
Static generation emits per-locale HTML with canonical and alternate links.
Arabic and Chinese guests navigate native scripts without English friction.
Hreflang helps search engines surface the correct locale for regional queries.
Central message keys prevent divergent copy across widgets and emails.
Corruption filters reject reversed or placeholder strings before they reach production.
Locale cookies cannot escalate privileges — only affect presentation.
next-intl powers React translations; middleware negotiates default locale from Accept-Language.
Email templates select locale per guest profile at send time.
RTL homepage and booking labels mirror Gulf market expectations.
French destination pages rank for localized SEO terms.
Simplified Chinese technology pages explain payment and tracking policies.
