Latakia
Digital marketing for Latakia's port, coast and hospitality businesses
Latakia is Syria's main port city, facing the Mediterranean with green mountains rising behind it. Its economy combines shipping, customs clearance and trade with tourism along the coast and agriculture in the hills, from citrus to tobacco. The city is also a university centre, which keeps a young, connected audience in its cafés and shops. Nearby, the ancient site of Ugarit is known as the home of one of the world's earliest alphabets.
Two kinds of business drive our work here. Hotels, chalets, restaurants and cafés compete for visitors who decide on Instagram and Google Maps, often on the same day. Shipping agents, clearance offices and importers compete for trust, and need a professional site that explains their services clearly in Arabic and English. Each needs a different strategy, built around the season and the buyer.
How we work with you
Latakia clients work with us remotely through video calls, WhatsApp and shared drives. For hospitality, we plan content ahead of the summer season and run campaigns in the weeks that matter. For trading and shipping firms, we work with management on a clear service structure and a site that reads well to international partners.
Our services in Latakia
Brand identity
Logo, wordmark, colours, typography and guidelines — designed in Arabic and English as one system.
Learn moreWebsites & e-commerce
Arabic-first bilingual company sites, project sites and online catalogues — built for Syrian networks and found on Google.
Learn moreSEO, Google Maps & AI search
Get found on Google Search, Google Maps and in AI answers from ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity.
Learn morePerformance ads
Meta and Google campaigns targeted by governorate and diaspora country, measured on real enquiries.
Learn moreSocial media & content
Strategy, design and publishing for Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and LinkedIn — in Arabic and English.
Learn morePhoto & video
Brand, product, project and team photography and short-form video across Syria.
Learn moreWhen should a coastal hotel or restaurant start marketing for summer?
Well before the season. Photos, menus, booking pages and Google Maps details should be ready in spring, so ads and posts can build interest before families make their plans. Starting late usually means competing for attention after most visitors have already chosen.
Do shipping and clearance offices really need a website?
Yes. Importers, foreign suppliers and partners check who they are dealing with before sending documents or cargo. A clear bilingual site with services, contact details and location builds that trust before the first call.
Let'stalk
Tell us about your company and goals, and we'll come back with a plan and a written proposal.