The match and the hotel, in one booking.

Kenta sells sports travel: tickets to sporting events, bundled with hotels and other experiences, so fans can plan the whole trip in one place.

We developed the brand identity, designed the platform’s UX and UI, and built the web app, including custom API integrations that keep pricing and availability current from B2B suppliers.

A sports trip depends on two things lining up: a ticket for the game and a place to stay nearby. Both come from different B2B suppliers, and pricing and availability change quickly, especially around high-demand matches.

The platform had to bring those sources together with accurate, real-time data, and keep the experience simple enough that a fan could go from finding a game to booking the whole trip in one flow. The brand also needed to carry the energy of match day, not the feel of a generic booking site.

We built custom APIs that connect Kenta to its B2B ticket and hotel suppliers, so pricing and availability update in real time. The web app runs on Nuxt for the front end and Java for the back end.

The journey follows how fans plan a trip. They search for an event, browse tickets for upcoming games, choose a hotel near the venue on a map, and pay for the whole trip in one checkout. Personalized recommendations surface relevant events and stays along the way.

The brand identity was designed to carry the energy of match day, so the platform feels like part of the event rather than a generic booking site.