Problem and product
Public Hajj and Umrah information is fragmented across organisations, languages and platforms. IHMN turns it into source-linked guidance, summaries and institutional briefings, specialising in Persian-speaking audiences and multilingual institutional use.
Proposed six-week scope
Agree the audience, public sources, service need and acceptance criteria at the start. Deliver six source-linked weekly briefings, an agreed number of multilingual pages, a service-issue taxonomy and key-issue monitoring. Close with a quality and usage evaluation and a continuation decision.
Audience-specific outputs
Persian practical information for pilgrims; Saudi Arabic summaries; English institutional context. Each version is written for its audience rather than relying on literal translation.
Who it is for
Hajj and Umrah providers, airlines, hotels, hospitality groups, transport operators, technology companies, Saudi media, pilgrim-service organisations, conference organisers and tourism organisations.
Measurable outputs
Verified deliverables, multilingual pages, official updates covered, information gaps identified, organisational usage and feedback, required corrections and renewal interest. Agree targets before delivery begins.
Commercial boundaries
This is a proposed offer, not a claim of an existing pilot. Fees, usage rights, delivery and editorial approval responsibilities are agreed in scope. Public-information work does not require pilgrims’ personal records or travel documents.
Start a conversation
Send your organisation, audience, information problem, required languages and an example deliverable to [email protected]. Use the relevant official channels for individual travel enquiries or complaints.