The starting point
Where this started.
I co-founded Lery Hago with my wife. We travel together, explore places for our clients, and work on the details that turn an idea for a trip into an actual journey.
Travel is rarely one isolated purchase. A stay, a tour, a flight and the support around them all need to make sense together. The website has to help someone find a starting point without pretending that personal planning can be reduced to a checkout button.
The product
What matters in the experience.
Start with the destination
The public site gives destinations and travel experiences the space to do the talking. Packages, stays and tours offer different ways into the same conversation: where do you want to go, and what kind of trip do you want?
Keep the wider journey connected
Flights and travel data have their own journeys through Yaalah and LH eSIM. Keeping those products distinct lets each solve a particular need without making every visitor navigate the whole business.
Leave room for a person
An enquiry is a valid part of the product, not a failed attempt at automation. Complex plans still need people who can listen, coordinate and follow through.
An honest snapshot
Where it stands.
What’s there now
The public website presents destinations, packages, stays, tours and related travel services, with routes into enquiries and the connected products.
What’s still open
The website is not evidence that every service is automated. Booking fulfilment, supplier coordination and the quality of the actual trip remain operational responsibilities.
My part, and the people around it
I work with my wife and the people involved in delivering the travel service. My co-founder role is separate from the work of the team and suppliers who make each journey happen.
I began hands-on AI-assisted software building in May 2026. I direct and iterate on these builds with AI tools, building on work by experienced developers and the people who created those tools.