A Project Report

On

“VISHAL BHARAT”
Submitted in Partial Fulfillment for the Requirements for the Award of the
Degree of
BACHELOR OF TECHNOLOGY
IN

COMPUTER SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

By
Bappaditya
(Roll No.:226023 )
Under the Supervision of
Assis.Prof PreetiShree
(Guide Designation)
Department of Computer Technology
SAITM, GURUGRAM

Department of Computer Science & Technology

St. Andrews Institute of Technology &
Management Gurugram–122506

Affiliated to
MAHARSHI DAYANAND UNIVERSITY, ROHTAK (M.D.U)
 CERTIFICATE

This is to certify that BAPPADITYA BISWAS(Roll NO. 226008) has carried out the project
work presented in the report entitled “VISHAL BHARAT” for the award of Bachelor of
Technology in Computer Science & Engineering from St Andrews Institute of Technology
& Management, Gurugram affiliated to Maharshi Dayanand University, Rohtak under my
supervision. The report embodies results of original work, and studies are carried out by the
student himself and the content of the report do not form the basis for the award of any of the
other degree to the candidate or to anybody else from this or any other University/Institution.

Supervisor Head of the Department

(Ms. Preetishree) (Ms. Preetishree)

Assistant Professor Assistant Professor
Department of Computer Science Department of Computer Science
& Engineering & Engineering
SAITM, Gurugram, India SAITM, Gurugram, India

Project Co-ordinator

(Dr.Ankita)
Designation
Department of Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning
SAITM, Gurugram, India
 CANDIDATE’S DECLARATION

I hereby declare that the work presented in this report entitled “VISHAL BHARAT” in partial
fulfillment for the award of degree of Bachelor of Technology in Computer Science &
Engineering submitted in the department of Computer Science & Engineering, St Andrews
Institute of Technology & Management, Gurugram (Affiliated Maharshi Dayanand University,
Rohtak) is my own work carried out, under the guidance of Dinesh Yadav, in the department
of Computer Science & Engineering, St Andrews Institute of Technology & Management,
Gurugram.
The matter embodied in the project has not been submitted by me for the award of any other
degree.

Date: Candidate’s Signature

Place: (BAPPADITYA BISWAS)

This is to certify that the above statements made by the candidate are correct to the best of my
knowledge.

Ms. Preetishree
Head Of Department
Department of Computer Science & Engineering
S.A.I.T.M, Gurugram
 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

It gives me a great pleasure to acknowledge with a deep sense and appreciation to all those
who have extended their kind cooperation and support through the project work. I would
like to take this as an opportunity to express my profound sense of gratitude to my
supervisor Dinesh Yadav, Assistant Professor of Computer Science & Engineering
Department for his active interest, constructive guidance and advice during every stage of
this work. His valuable guidance coupled with active and timely review of my work
provided the necessary motivation for me to work on and successfully complete the
dissertation.

I would like to express my deep sense of gratitude toward Ms.Preetishree (Head of

Department, Computer Science & Engineering) and staff members of the Department of
Computer Science & Engineering, for their kind cooperation and help.

It is the contribution of many people that make a work successful. I wish to express my
gratitude to individuals who have contributed their ideas, time and energy in this work

Last but not least I would like to thank all my friends and well-wishers who were involved
directly or indirectly in successful completion of the present work.

Date: BAPPADITYA BISWAS

 ABSTRACT

Tourism is a vital sector contributing significantly to India’s GDP and cultural heritage.
However, tourists often face challenges such as scattered information, poor user
experience, and inefficient booking processes.

The proposed Vishal Bharat addresses these issues by providing a centralized,

responsive, and intuitive web portal. It enables users to explore destinations, book
packages, and manage their travel efficiently. The project employs a full-stack web
development approach using HTML, CSS, JavaScript for frontend, JSP and Servlets for
backend, and MySQL for data storage.

Special features include:

● User login and registration

● Admin dashboard

● Dynamic destination listings

● Simulated payment system

● Integrated search functionality

Tourism plays a crucial role in India's economy, contributing significantly to the Gross
Domestic Product (GDP), creating millions of jobs, and serving as a powerful medium to
showcase the
country's rich and diverse cultural heritage. With a wide range of geographical features,
historical landmarks, religious sites, and unique festivals, India has always been a sought-
after destination for both domestic and international tourists.

Despite the immense potential of this sector, tourists often face numerous challenges while
planning their journeys. The information regarding destinations is scattered across various
platforms, making it difficult for travelers to gather reliable and consolidated details.
Additionally, many
tourism-related websites offer a poor user experience, suffer from outdated content, or lack
intuitive design. Furthermore, the absence of streamlined booking and planning systems
adds to the frustration, resulting in an unorganized travel experience.

To address these challenges, we propose "Vishal Bharat", a comprehensive and

centralized tourism web portal designed to revolutionize the way travelers plan and
experience tourism in India. The goal of this project is to build a fully functional,
interactive, and responsive web application that
brings all tourism-related services under one roof. From destination discovery to package
booking and trip management, the system aims to provide end-to-end solutions for
travelers.

The frontend of the application is developed using modern web technologies such as
HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, ensuring an aesthetically pleasing and responsive user
interface. The backend is implemented using JSP (JavaServer Pages) and Servlets,
providing robust server-side functionality
and seamless handling of user requests. The data is stored and managed using MySQL, which
ensures efficient storage and retrieval of information related to users, bookings, destinations,
and payments.

One of the standout features of the Vishal Bharat project is its dual-dashboard system: one
for regular users and another for administrators. The user dashboard allows tourists to log in
or register, search for destinations based on preferences, view travel details, select packages,
and make simulated payments. On the other hand, the admin dashboard facilitates the
management of destination data, package updates, user activity monitoring, and overall
system supervision.

In addition to basic functionalities, the platform includes advanced features such as:

● Dynamic Destination Listings: Destinations are displayed based on user search

queries and real-time data.

● Simulated Payment Gateway: Allows users to complete booking steps with a

realistic payment experience, including UPI or card simulation.

● Search and Filter Tools: Help users refine their options based on location, date, and
preferences.

● Trip Confirmation and Summary: Provides users with booking summaries and the
option to cancel or proceed to payment.

● Contact and Feedback Form: Allows users to send queries and feedback, with
admin-side visibility for response.

The Vishal Bharat platform is built with a strong focus on scalability and modularity,
making it adaptable to new features and third-party integrations like real-time maps, weather
data, or even AI-based travel recommendations in future versions.

Through this project, we aim not only to simplify the travel process but also to promote
lesser-known destinations, empower local tourism, and offer a digital solution that aligns with
India’s vision for a digital and connected economy. The project serves as a step toward
transforming the tourism sector through technology, ensuring travelers have a smooth,
engaging, and informative journey from planning to execute.
 INDEX

DESCRIPTION PAGE NUMBER

CERTIFICATE 2
DECLARATION 3
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4
LIST OF TABLES 7

1. INTRODUCTION 7-11
1.1 Introduction 7
1.2 Special Technical Term 7
1.3 Backend Flow 8
1.4 Purpose & Vision 8
1.5 Key Feature & Scope 9

2. SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE & TECHNOLOGY STACK 11-28

1.6 Platform Architecture Overview 14
1.7 Modules of the Platform 16
1.7.1 Backend Flow 21
1.7.2 Web page code 23
1.7.3 Code Flow 25
1.7.4 Booking Flow 26

2. FEATURE IMPLEMENTATION 30-48

2.1 Api 30
2.2 Payment 33
2.3 Dashboard 36
2.4 Guest Management & Invitations 39
2.5 Timeline & Task Management 41
2.6 Sustainability & Food Management 43
 3. USER INTERFACE & EXPERIENCE 48-53
2.7 UI Design Overview 48
2.8 Feature Navigation 50
2.9 Animation & Gradient Effect 51
2.10 Responsive Design and Accessibility 52
2.11 Accessibility Principle 52
2.12 Real-Time Sync & Smart Layout Adaptation 53

4. RESULTS, TESTING & FUTURE SCOPE 54-65

2.13 Feature Testing & Performance Analysis 57
2.14 Challenges Faced During Implementation 60
2.15 Results and User Feedback 61
2.16 Future Enhancements and Scalability 63
2.17 Integration with Other Platforms 64

5. TECHSTACK USED 66-68

REFERENCES 69-70
Research papers, documentation, libraries used, etc.
CHAPTER – 1

INTRODUCTION
 Introduction

Tourism plays a significant role in India’s economy and cultural exchange. However, many
travelers still struggle with scattered information, complicated booking processes, and a lack
of local destination exposure.

The Vishal Bharat Tourism Listing Website Project aims to solve this problem by
providing a one-stop digital platform for all tourism-related needs.

The platform includes:

● A responsive frontend interface using HTML, CSS, JavaScript

● Backend development using JSP & Servlet

● Database operations handled via MySQL

● Search filters and dynamic travel listings

● Booking and simulated payment flow

● Tourism is a major contributor to India's economy and cultural identity.

● Tourists often struggle with scattered travel info and poor booking systems.

● "Vishal Bharat" aims to offer a centralized digital tourism portal.

● The portal allows users to explore destinations and book packages easily.

● Built using HTML, CSS, JS (frontend) and JSP, Servlet, MySQL (backend).

● Features include user login, admin panel, dynamic destinations, and payment
simulation.

● It promotes Indian tourism through a digital, accessible platform.

Special Technical Terms:

● Search-based dynamic filtering

● Full-stack web application

● Payment simulation

● JSP-Servlet MVC architecture

● Swiper.js UI carousel

Figure 1 :structure
Website Overview

Home Page

The homepage of Vishal Bharat serves as the main entry point for users. It features a clean,
modern interface with a full screen hero section showing a scenic image of India. There is a
vertical country slider showcasing different states. The homepage includes:

● Navigation bar for seamless access to other pages like Destinations, Trip
Planner, Gallery, etc.
● Search bar to explore destinations based on keywords.

● Swiper.js carousel for highlighting featured destinations with images,

short descriptions.
● A quick view of top cultural experiences and festivals.

● Footer with contact info, social links, and sitemap.

 Figure 1: Home Page

Destination Page

The Destination page offers an organized listing of tourist spots categorized by state, city, or
theme (e.g., adventure, heritage, food). Features include:
● Filter by region, category, price range, and date.

● Each destination card includes image, name, short intro, price, and a “Check
More” button.
● Cards are dynamically fetched from the database.

● Clicking a card opens a dedicated detail page

(details.jsp) that provides:

o Full description

o Image gallery

o Available packages

o Estimated cost and trip duration

o Button to proceed with booking

Figure 2: Destination Page

Trip Planner Page

This page allows users to plan their trip dynamically. It includes:

● A form to select location, travel date, number of travelers, and interests.

● On submission, the system calculates suggested travel packages using filters.

● Displays estimated cost breakdown.

● Option to save plan or directly proceed to booking.

● Recommendations based on user preferences.

● Mock travel map and preview of journey highlights.

Figure 3: Trip planner Pag

Featured Sections

Best Tour Package Offers for You

This section on the homepage presents exclusive and budget- friendly tour packages tailored for
users. Each package highlights:

● Destination overview with duration and ideal season to travel

● Package inclusions like travel, accommodation, sightseeing, and meals
● Special discounts or festive offers
● “Book Now” CTA that redirects to the booking portal These offers
are dynamically updated based on user search trends and seasons.

Figure 4 : package
Our Destinations

This part of the platform showcases handpicked travel locations across India—from the
backwaters of Kerala to the palaces of Rajasthan. Each destination includes:

● A featured image banner

● A brief write-up with cultural significance

● Travel tips and must-see attractions It serves as an educational and planning

aid for both tourists and students of tourism.

Figure 5 : Destination
Top Festival Destinations

India is known for its vibrant festivals. This section features destinations that are best
experienced during key festivals like:

● Varanasi during Diwali

● Goa during Carnival

● Ladakh during Hemis Festival Each festival card highlights event details, best time

to visit, local customs, and how to book a tour package aligned with these events.

Figure 6 :Festival
Explore Beautiful Places

This immersive part uses a grid or slider layout to visually represent India’s scenic and cultural
diversity. It includes:

● Curated image gallery with titles

● Mouse-hover animation with region tags

● Option to add places to a “wishlist” This helps users explore places they

might not have previously considered and builds engagement.

CHAPTER – 2
Workflow
Website Page Flow Diagram

Figure 6:Website Page Flow Diagram

Booking Workflow Diagram

Figure 7.1: Booking Workflow Diagram

Figure 7.2: Booking Workflow Diagram
 BACKEND FLOW

Figure 8: BACKEND FLOW

CHAPTER – 3
Working Code
 Working Code

The Vishal Bharat tourism web portal uses JSP (JavaServer Pages) to build dynamic web pages that interact with
the user and the backend database. JSP allows embedding Java code directly into HTML, making it ideal for
building server-side logic and dynamic content in real time.

The system is designed in a modular way, where each JSP page serves a specific function and interacts with the
database via Servlets.

🔐 1. login.jsp
This page provides the user login interface. It contains:

● HTML form to take email and password.

● Form submits to LoginServlet.java for validation.

● Servlet verifies user credentials from the Users table in MySQL.

● On success, user is redirected to home.jsp.

Figure 6: login Code

📝 2. register.jsp
Allows new users to create an account.

● Takes input for name, email, phone number, and password.

● On form submission, the RegisterServlet.java inserts data into the Users table.

● Ensures no duplicate email exists.

Figure 6: Register Code

🏠 3. Home.jsp

Main landing page after login.

● Displays featured destinations using data fetched dynamically from the Destinations table.

● Uses JSTL or Java code to loop over destination data and display them as cards with image, description, and
price.

Figure 4 : Home Code

🔍 4. SearchResult.jsp
Shows filtered destinations based on:

● User input: Location, travel date, number of people.

● Calls SearchServlet.java to fetch matching records.

● Displays results as destination cards, each with a “View Details” or “Book Now” button.

Figure 4 : Search Code

📄 5. details.jsp
Provides full information about a selected destination.

● Gets destination_id via GET parameter.

● Displays full description, travel cost, gallery, etc.

● Has a “Book Trip” button that redirects to booking.jsp.

Figure 4 : Detail Code

📅 6. booking.jsp
Displays booking form:

● Takes travel date, number of people, etc.

● Submits to ConfirmBookingServlet.java, which stores the booking data in the Bookings table.

Figure 4 : Bokking Code

💳 7. paymentPage.jsp
Handles simulated payment interface:

● Offers payment options (Card, UPI).

● Submits data to ProcessPaymentServlet.java.

● Stores fake transaction ID and payment method in Payments table.

Figure 6: Payment Code

✅ 8. bookingSuccess.jsp
Shows confirmation message after payment.

● Displays transaction ID and booking summary.

Figure 6: Bokking Code

❌ 9. cancelTrip.jsp
Allows user to cancel a booking.

● Takes booking ID, changes booking_status to "Cancelled".

● Confirms cancellation message to the user.

Figure 6:Cancel Code

⚙ 10. adminDashboard.jsp
Accessible only by admin.

● Displays user list, booking list, destination management.

● Admin can:
○ Add/Edit/Delete destinations.

○ Monitor user activity.

○ View booking analytics.

 Figure 6: Dashboard Code

✉ 11. contact.jsp
Contact form where users can submit feedback or queries.

● Submits form to a servlet (ContactServlet.java) that stores data in the Contact table and sends an
email using JavaMail API.

Figure 6:Contact Code

Destination Code

Figure 5: Destination Code

Trip planner code

Figure 6: Trip planner Code

CHAPTER – 4
Database
 Database

Database Design – Vishal Bharat Tourism

Portal
The database is the backbone of the Vishal Bharat tourism portal, enabling seamless data storage, retrieval, and
management for all user and admin operations. A well-structured relational database using MySQL has been
designed to ensure high performance, data integrity, and scalability. The schema is optimized to handle various
modules such as user registration, destination listings, trip bookings, payment details, and admin management.

1. Objective of the Database Design

The primary objective is to store and manage:

● User information securely

● Destination details dynamically

● Bookings and travel packages

● Simulated payment data

● Admin control data

This allows both users and administrators to interact with the system in a structured and real-time manner.

2. Database Tables and Their Purpose

a. USERS Table
Stores information related to tourists or users who register and log in to the portal.

Column Name Data Type Description

user_id INT (PK) Unique identifier for each user

name VARCHAR(100) Full name of the user

email VARCHAR(100) Email address

password VARCHAR(100) Encrypted login password

contact_number VARCHAR(15) Phone number
b. DESTINATIONS Table
Contains the data of all travel locations shown to users.

Column Name Data Type Description

destination_id INT (PK) Unique ID for each destination

name VARCHAR(100) Name of the place

location VARCHAR(100) State or city name

description TEXT About the destination

image_path VARCHAR(255) Path to display destination image

price DECIMAL Estimated travel cost

c. BOOKINGS Table
Manages all user bookings and stores trip details.

Column Name Data Type Description

booking_id INT (PK) Booking reference number

user_id (FK) INT Refers to the user who booked

destination_id INT Refers to booked destination

travel_date DATE Selected travel date

people_count INT Number of travelers

booking_status VARCHAR(20) Confirmed / Cancelled

d. PAYMENTS Table
Handles simulated payment data after booking confirmation.

Column Name Data Type Description

payment_id INT (PK) Unique payment identifier

booking_id (FK) INT Refers to the booking

payment_mode VARCHAR(20) UPI / Card
 transaction_id VARCHAR(50) Dummy transaction reference
payment_status VARCHAR(20) Success / Failed / Pending

e. ADMIN Table
Stores admin login credentials to control destination and user data.

Column Name Data Type Description

admin_id INT (PK) Unique admin user ID

username VARCHAR(50) Admin login username

password VARCHAR(100) Secure password

3. Relationships Between Tables

● USERS and BOOKINGS have a one-to-many relationship.

● DESTINATIONS and BOOKINGS are also in a one-to-many relationship.

● BOOKINGS and PAYMENTS have a one-to-one relationship.

4. Normalization
The database is normalized up to 3rd Normal Form (3NF):

● No redundant data.

● Data is stored in multiple related tables.

● Referential integrity is maintained using Primary Keys (PK) and Foreign Keys (FK).

5. Security & Future Scope

● All passwords are stored in encrypted form.

● The structure can be extended to include feedback, reviews, dynamic pricing, maps integration,
and more.
● Future versions may include AI-based recommendations based on user behavior and previous bookings.

Figure 7: user tabel

Figure 7:Destination tabel

Figure 7: Booking table

Figure 7: contact table

 Figure 7: Festival table

Figure 7: sucscribersl table

Sample Data

Figure 7: Data 1

Figure 7: Data 2
Figure 7: Data 3
Database Connection

Figure 7: Database connection

CHAPTER – 5
Objective
 Objective

● To allow users to search and explore destinations.

● To provide a platform for booking travel packages.

● To offer package details and trip price estimations.

● To implement user authentication and admin dashboard.

● To integrate a payment simulation system for bookings.

● To promote Indian culture and tourism digitally.

● To build a responsive and user-friendly tourism web portal accessible across devices (mobile,
tablet, desktop).

● To allow users to search and explore travel destinations across India using filters like location,
travel date, and group size.

● To provide a centralized platform for booking travel packages with detailed itinerary and pricing.

● To offer package details, real-time availability, and estimated trip costs based on selected preferences.

● To implement a secure user authentication system for personalized access and travel management.

● To develop a dedicated admin dashboard for managing users, destinations, and bookings.

● To integrate a simulated online payment system supporting card and UPI-based interfaces.

● To digitally promote Indian culture, festivals, monuments, and heritage sites through
engaging visuals and descriptions.

● To enable users to plan, manage, and cancel trips easily with real-time status updates.

● To maintain a centralized travel database using MySQL for storing user, destination, and booking
data.

● To ensure data consistency and accuracy through servlet-based server-side validation and
dynamic rendering using JSP.

● To provide a search engine-friendly structure that can be easily extended or deployed in real-
time environments.

● To simulate real-time travel experience by offering images, descriptions, travel durations, and pricing.

● To support tourism-based decision making by providing comparisons, seasonal highlights, and

travel tips.

● To encourage eco-tourism and community-based tourism by promoting lesser-known destinations.

● To provide a contact and feedback mechanism so users can share suggestions and reach out for help.

● To build a responsive and user-friendly tourism web portal

● To implement session tracking and access control for secure handling of

user activities and transactions.

● To design the system with a modular architecture for ease of maintenance and
future scalability.

● To ensure a seamless UI/UX experience with interactive design elements and

intuitive navigation.

● To allow users to view festivals, cultural events, and tourist seasons based on
their preferred locations.

● To simulate a booking confirmation system that includes booking IDs,

downloadable receipts, and email triggers.

● To incorporate error handling and validation messages in forms to improve

user experience and reduce data errors.

● To allow admins to manage festivals, destinations, and events dynamically

through a backend interface.

● To support customizable travel packages (number of people, travel dates,

optional add-ons like guide or transport).

● To promote sustainable tourism practices by educating users on eco-friendly travel.

● To develop a trip cancellation and refund simulation system that mimics real-
world workflows.

● To provide image carousels, interactive maps, or galleries for destination previews.

● To enable filter and sorting options such as cost range, popularity, or duration of trip.

● To demonstrate use of MVC architecture through the integration of JSP, Servlets,

and Database.

● To showcase responsive layout techniques using HTML5 and CSS media queries.

● To support multi-user roles (tourist, admin) with customized access and functionality.

● To keep logs or records of bookings for admin review and system tracking.

● To ensure data integrity and synchronization across all pages through

backend logic.
 Figure 8: objective

Figure 8: objective1

Figure 8: objective2
 Feasibility Study

1. Technical Feasibility:

● Project uses industry-standard, open-source tools (HTML, CSS, JS, JSP,

Servlet, MySQL).
● Easily deployable using Apache Tomcat server.

2. Economic Feasibility:

● Low-cost development as it uses free tools and student resources.

● Hosting and database setup can be done at minimal expense.

3. Operational Feasibility:

● Smooth booking process makes it practical for end- users.

● Promotes tourism, making it socially beneficial.
● Simple and intuitive UI.
Feasibility Study
Need and Significance:

● Empowers digital tourism.

● Encourages local destination visibility.

● Provides an educational full-stack project model for students.

 Layout Design

● Homepage with Hero Section

● Destination Listing Page
● Search Results Page
● Destination Details Page
● Booking Page
● Payment Page
● Booking Success/Confirmation Page
● Admin Dashboard
● Contact Us Page
 SOFTWARE & HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS

Software:

● Operating System: Windows/Linux

● Web Technologies: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, JSP
● Server: Apache Tomcat
● Database: MySQL
● IDE: Eclipse

Hardware:
● Processor: Intel i5 or higher
● RAM: 4GB minimum
● Hard Disk: 250GB or more
 CHAPTER – 6
SYSTEM DESIGN
 SYSTEM DESIGN

Use Case Diagram

(Use a visual tool or image to show interaction between User, Admin, and System)

Data Flow Diagram

● User → Search Destinations → View Results

● User → Book Tour → Simulate Payment
● Admin → Manage Listings & Bookings
ER Diagram

● Tables: User, Destination, Booking

● Relationships: One-to-Many between Users & Bookings
System Architecture (Three Tier)

1. Presentation Layer (Browser – HTML, CSS, JS)

2. Application Layer (JSP, Servlets)

3. Database Layer (MySQL)

 CHAPTER -7
TECHSTACK USED

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A strong and versatile technology stack is the foundation of VISHAL BHARAT, an intelligent event
planning and management platform. The tech stack was thoughtfully curated to balance backend
performance, frontend responsiveness, real-time data processing, and a delightful user experience.
The integration of scalable technologies ensures that the platform can evolve with future requirements
and cater to diverse user needs.

Backend Technologies

The backend architecture of Blissora is structured around Java, JSP, and Servlets, providing a
robust and maintainable system for event data processing, session handling, and secure
information flow.

• Programming Language: Java

• Technologies & Frameworks:

o JSP (JavaServer Pages): For rendering dynamic content based on

server-side logic.
o Servlets: Act as controllers, processing user requests and managing application
logic and data flow.
o
• Database Management System:

o MySQL: A reliable relational database to handle structured data such as

user information, event schedules, budgeting records, and vendor databases.
o
• Backend Features:

o Authentication and session management

o Modular event architecture for easy expansion
o RESTful integration with APIs for features like theme suggestions,
calendar updates, and feedback collection
o Error handling and custom exception logging for debugging and maintenance
Frontend Technologies

The frontend of Blissora was designed with a focus on clean aesthetics, usability, and cross-
device compatibility. The interface brings a creative, bento-styled layout with real-time
interactions and smooth navigation.

● Languages Used:

o HTML5 – For markup and structural layout

o CSS3 – For visual styling, layout grids, and transitions

o JavaScript – For DOM manipulation, logic handling, and modular interactivity

Tailwind CSS – A utility-first CSS framework that supports rapid development with
custom themes and responsive breakpoints.

● Frontend Highlights:

o Responsive mobile-first design

o Drag-and-drop interactive bento modules for user customization

o Countdown timer and task tracker implemented using JavaScript

Color scheme

Orange and White for vibrancy and clarity

API & Third-Party Integrations

To offer dynamic and scalable features, Blissora incorporates multiple third-party APIs and tools:

● Google Calendar API: For event scheduling, reminders, and timeline syncing

● Weather API: Enables real-time weather forecasting to plan outdoor events

● WhatsApp API Integration: For automated event reminders and vendor coordination

● WebSockets: For live chat support and real-time collaboration among

event planners and attendees

UI/UX Design & Prototyping Tools

Design played a critical role in defining the identity of Blissora. The process began with user
research and ended with high-fidelity prototyping.

● Design Tool:
o Figma – Used for wireframing, design prototyping,

UI/UX layouts, and visual feedback. Components were tested for accessibility,
visual balance, and interaction design.
 ● UI Design Highlights:
o Grid-based layout system
o Icon-driven navigation for clarity and speed
o Adaptive cards for events, tasks, and budgets
o Dark mode and accessibility-friendly contrasts considered for future release

Development & Deployment Environment

The Blissora team followed Agile development practices for iterative releases and better
feature testing. Secure deployment and maintenance were
handled with standard tools and frameworks.
● IDE Tools:
o Eclipse IDE – For backend and server-side development
o VS Code – For frontend and CSS/JS management
● Server & Hosting:
o Apache Tomcat: Local server for deploying and running
the JSP/Servlet application
o XAMPP Server: Used during initial database testing and local
environment setup
● Version Control & Collaboration:
o Git for version control
o GitHub for team collaboration and deployment tracking
● Environment Configuration:
o .env files and Java configuration classes were used to manage sensitive data,
such as database
o credentials and API keys, ensuring secure and flexible
o deployments
Scalability and Future Scope

Vishal Bharat is designed with future scalability in mind, making it adaptable for new
features, third-party integrations, and user expansion.

● Future Enhancements Include:

o Migration to Spring Boot for advanced backend scalability

o Cloud hosting using AWS or Firebase for real-
time collaboration and global reach
o Adding analytics and reporting dashboards for user insights
o Integration with payment gateways for ticketing and premium
event packages
o AI recommendation engine for vendors and theme
 CHAPTER – 8
IMPLIMANTATION
 IMPLIMANTATION

Key Modules:

● User Interface
● Destination Listing with Filters
● Search Results Page
● Destination Detail View
● Booking Form & Price Calculator
● Payment Simulation Interface
● Admin Dashboard for CRUD Operations

● UI pages: index.html, destination.html, tripPlanner.html

● JSP pages: login.jsp, register.jsp, searchResult.jsp,
details.jsp, booking.jsp, paymentPage.jsp
● Servlets : Login Servlet, RegisterServlet, Booking
Servlet, Confirm Booking Servlet
● Database Tables:
● users, destinations, bookings, notes, admins
 FUTURE ENHANCEMENTS

● Integration with real payment gateways (Razorpay/UPI)

● Adding user reviews and ratings
● Real-time maps and location tracking
● Multi-language support for wider reach
● Mobile app integration
● Integration with Google Maps API: Real-time route optimization
● Chatbot for Travel + Study Assistance: Powered by AI

● Mobile App Version: Flutter-based Android/iOS support

● Real Online Payment Gateway: Razorpay or Paytm integration
● Student Portal: Upload internships, case studies, and receive
mentor feedback
● Crowd-sourced Content: Allow users to contribute travel blogs,
study notes, and local guides
 Methodology

The project development follows a structured methodology as below:

1. Requirement Analysis – Understanding features & system needs

2. Frontend Design – HTML, CSS, JavaScript, UI layout, Swiper carousel
3. Backend Integration – Using JSP pages and Servlet logic
4. Database Setup – MySQL tables for users, destinations, bookings, etc.
5. Booking Flow Implementation – End-to-end flow from search to payment
6. Admin Panel Integration – Manage destinations, bookings, and users
7. Testing and Debugging – Unit and system testing

8. Deployment – Hosting via Apache Tomcat

9. Documentation – Full project documentation and

 SCOPE OF PROJECT

The Vishal Bharat will benefit both tourists and tourism authorities. The platform enables:

● A centralized hub for exploring verified travel destinations.

● Booking of tour packages with fare estimation.
● Simulated payment process to demonstrate real-world booking flow.
● Administrative functionalities to manage content, users, and bookings.
● A base framework for expanding into a full-fledged e- tourism product aligned
with Digital India goals.
 RESULT & DISCUSSION

● Fully working web application

● Allows seamless search, booking, and simulated payment
● Admin can manage destinations and monitor users
● Enhances user trust and engagement through dynamic content

Mock User Feedback:

"As a tourism student, this site not only helps plan travel but also gives academic support. Great
concept!" — Priya, BTTM 2nd Year

"I loved the map-based planner and the cultural section. Very informative!" — Ramesh, General User

"Easy to use and visually appealing. Could definitely be scaled up." — Meena, Tourism Faculty
 CONCLUSION:

The Vishal Bharat stands as a robust example of how technology can be harnessed
to streamline and enhance the travel planning experience. This project successfully
integrates user-centric design with reliable backend functionality to create a
seamless booking and exploration platform for tourists.
By combining modern web technologies such as JSP, Servlets, and MySQL with a clean
and responsive frontend, the system not only simplifies destination discovery but also
offers a structured and scalable architecture. The inclusion of an admin dashboard,
simulated
payment flow, and filtered search results add depth to the functionality, ensuring that
both end-users and administrators benefit from the system.
Overall, the project demonstrates practical knowledge of full- stack development, thoughtful
design, and a real-world application of classroom concepts. It has the potential to serve as a
foundation for more complex digital tourism.
 Bibliography

● Java The Complete Reference – Herbert Schildt

● Head First JSP & Servlets – Bryan Basham

● W3Schools, MDN Web Docs

● Stack Overflow, GeeksforGeeks

● MySQL Documentation

● Swiper.js Official Docs

● JavaMail API and JSTL Documentation

CHAPTER – 9
REFERENCES
Backend & Java Development

1. Oracle Java Documentation

https://docs.oracle.com/en/java/javase/
Official documentation for Java SE with syntax, examples, and best practices.

2. Java Servlet Tutorial - Baeldung

https://www.baeldung.com/java-servlets
Guide to implementing Servlets and HTTP request handling.

3. JSP Tutorial - JavaTpoint

https://www.javatpoint.com/jsp-tutorial
Beginner-friendly guide for JSP scripting, directives, and implicit objects.

4. JSP & Servlet Basics - GeeksforGeeks

https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/jsp-tutorial/
A walkthrough of JSP components and servlet integration.

5. MySQL Documentation
https://dev.mysql.com/doc/
Comprehensive reference for SQL queries, joins, indexing, etc.

6. JDBC Tutorial - TutorialsPoint

https://www.tutorialspoint.com/jdbc/index.htm
Connecting Java with MySQL and managing CRUD operations.
Frontend Design & Development

7. Tailwind CSS Documentation

https://tailwindcss.com/docs
Utility-first CSS framework with responsive and theme support.

8. JavaScript DOM Reference - MDN Web Docs

https://developer.mozilla.org/en- US/docs/Web/API/Document_Object_Model
DOM methods and events for frontend interactivity.

9. CSS Flexbox Guide - CSS-Tricks

https://css-tricks.com/snippets/css/a-guide-to-flexbox/
Master layout using Flexbox for responsive design.

10. Responsive Web Design Basics -

Google Web Dev
https://web.dev/responsive-web-design-basics/
Principles of making mobile-first responsive UIs.

11. HTML Reference - W3Schools

https://www.w3schools.com/html/
HTML5 tags, semantic elements, and form controls.
UI/UX & Prototyping

13. Figma Beginner Guide

https://help.figma.com/hc/en-us/articles/360040514113-Figma-for- Beginners
Get started with wireframing, prototyping, and UI design.

14. Material Design Guidelines

https://m3.material.io/
Design system reference for color, spacing, typography.

15. Color Contrast Checker – WebAIM

https://webaim.org/resources/contrastchecker/
Ensure your UI is accessible with color contrast validation.

Deployment & DevOps

16. Apache Tomcat Documentation

https://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-9.0-doc/
Setup, deployment, and servlet configuration using Tomcat.

17. GitHub Student Developer Pack

https://education.github.com/pack
Access free hosting, domain, database, and more for student projects