Travel software
B2B or B2C travel portal: which one does your business need?
Both let you sell travel online, but they serve different buyers and need different features. Here is how to tell which one fits.
Booking software shapes how your team works every day, so the choice deserves more than a feature comparison. Start with your business, not the product list.
1. Decide who will book
Agents, travellers, employees and your own staff need different screens, permissions and pricing. Write down every kind of user before you look at any software.
2. List the products and suppliers you need
Flights, hotels, transfers, activities, insurance and more each depend on suppliers and API access. Check which supplier connections you already hold and which you still need to arrange.
3. Check how pricing and payments work
- Can you set markups by agent, group or product?
- How are wallets, credit limits or online payments handled?
- What happens on a cancellation or refund?
4. Look at what happens after launch
- Who fixes issues and how are they reported?
- How are new suppliers or products added?
- Can reports be exported to your accounting tool?
5. Plan in phases
A phased plan lets you launch the core flow first and extend from real use. If you describe your users, suppliers and priorities, we can suggest a sensible starting phase.
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