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Which directory template also handles bookings?
Bookinga is a $24 Next.js 16 template from Stackbros that combines a directory with a booking engine. It ships five demos, covering hotels, flights, tours, cabs and directory listings, and it adds three dashboards for the admin, the agent and the end user. TypeScript, React and Bootstrap 5 sit underneath.
Best for: Teams building a bookable directory, such as a city guide where visitors reserve tables, rooms or tours
The Bookinga Next.js template answers a question most directory themes dodge. What if visitors need to book, not just browse? It combines directory listings with a booking engine, and it ships five demos in one licence.
A directory demo with booking built in
The directories demo opens on a mosaic hero: “Let’s Discover London”, with a search field for a keyword and a second one for a location. Below it sit category tiles for bars, spa, automotive, museums and salons. So far, that is a standard city guide. However, the booking layer runs underneath. Consequently, a listing can take a reservation rather than simply show a phone number. For a restaurant guide or a spa directory, that changes the business model.
Five demos, one licence
Alongside directories, Bookinga includes hotels, flights, tours and cabs. Moreover, the hotels demo adds chain and resort variants. Each one reuses the same search components, so the code stays consistent across verticals. In addition, Stackbros ships four hero styles: an image gallery, a split layout, a multiple-search bar and an inline form. Therefore you can test which search experience converts before you commit.
Three dashboards, not one
This is where Bookinga separates itself from a plain listing theme. It designs the admin dashboard, the agent dashboard and the end-user profile. As a result, the whole marketplace is accounted for: the operator who manages the platform, the business that lists on it, and the customer who books. Few templates at this price finish all three. Besides that, the account screens follow the same visual language as the public pages.
Next.js 16 and what that means for you
Be clear about the stack. Bookinga is a Next.js 16 application written in TypeScript, with Bootstrap 5 and SCSS for styling. So you cannot simply upload files to shared hosting the way you would with a static HTML5 template. Instead, you run a build and deploy a Node app. In exchange, you get component reuse, typed code and server rendering. Therefore treat this as a developer product, not a quick brochure site.
Key features:
- 5 demos: hotels, flights, tours, cabs and directory listings
- Hotel chain and resort variants
- Admin, agent and user dashboards
- Next.js 16 with React and TypeScript
- Bootstrap 5 and SCSS styling with dynamic colour schemes
- 4 hero and search-form variants
- Booking flows alongside directory listings
- Fully responsive across devices
Our verdict on the Bookinga Next.js template
Does your directory need to take reservations? Then the Bookinga Next.js template is the only pick here that covers both. Better yet, all five demos and the dashboards are live, so open the Free Theme Demo and walk through a booking!
Finally, Stackbros last updated it on 13 December 2025 over on ThemeForest.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can Bookinga run a directory as well as bookings?
Yes. One of its five demos is a directory listing site, and the booking components sit underneath it. Therefore a city guide can let visitors reserve a table or a room from the listing page.
Do I need a developer for Bookinga?
Realistically, yes. It is a Next.js 16 application in TypeScript, so it needs a build step and Node hosting. A static template such as Finder is easier if you just want files on a server.
What dashboards are included?
Three: an admin dashboard for the platform operator, an agent dashboard for the listed business, and a user profile for the customer. All three follow the same design language.
Does Bookinga process real payments?
No. The template provides the interface and the flows, so payment processing still needs a provider and a back end. Budget for that work when you plan the project.
Which verticals does Bookinga cover?
Hotels, flights, tours, cabs and directory listings, plus chain and resort variants for hotels. Compare it with the rest of our directory and listing templates.
How many sales does Bookinga have?
It has 27 sales at the time of writing. That is modest, but the template covers far more ground than most listing themes at the same price.
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What we like
- Directory and booking flows in one template
- Five demos: hotels, flights, tours, cabs and directories
- Separate admin, agent and user dashboards
- Next.js 16 with TypeScript
- Several hero and search-form variants
- 27 sales behind it
Worth noting
- Next.js means a build step — not plain HTML you can upload
- Bootstrap 5 styling inside a React app will not suit everyone
- Booking logic still needs a back end
