Flight Booking
Search, fare rules, revalidation, booking, payment, ticketing, PNR, refund, void, reissue, SSR, and ancillaries.
AIR-MODULE
Trip Tech develops B2C, B2B, and hybrid OTA platforms that connect travel content, booking journeys, payments, customer accounts, servicing, operations, and reporting.
Every step should help the user understand the product, trust the price, complete payment, and manage the booking after purchase.
Destination, dates, travellers, and product criteria.
Fares, schedules, rooms, inclusions, and policies.
Choose the most suitable offer and options.
Confirm details, rules, baggage, and total price.
Enter passenger or guest information accurately.
Complete secure payment and transaction validation.
Access confirmation, servicing, and support.
The final module set depends on your business model, supplier access, target market, and operating structure.
Search, fare rules, revalidation, booking, payment, ticketing, PNR, refund, void, reissue, SSR, and ancillaries.
AIR-MODULE
Property content, room and rate selection, pricing, booking, cancellation, vouchers, supplier mapping, and reporting.
STAY-MODULE
Gateway connectivity, cards, wallets, local methods, transaction states, refunds, payment failure handling, and reconciliation.
PAY-MODULE
Profiles, saved travellers, booking history, invoices, support requests, preferences, loyalty, and communication settings.
USER-MODULE
View bookings, confirmations, ticket details, cancellation rules, changes, refund requests, and support status.
TRIP-MODULE
Booking queues, ticketing, refund, reissue, support cases, ownership, service-level tracking, and audit history.
OPS-MODULE
Suppliers, markups, users, roles, bookings, payments, content, campaigns, policies, reports, and business configuration.
ADMIN-MODULE
Sales, bookings, users, suppliers, payments, operational workload, profitability, exceptions, and management KPIs.
DATA-MODULE
Customers need to understand what they are buying, what it costs, what is included, and what happens after payment.
The business needs visibility and control across suppliers, pricing, bookings, payments, servicing, users, and reports.
The admin layer should support daily operations, management decisions, financial control, and business configuration without requiring technical support for every change.
SYSTEM VIEW
A modular structure helps you add products, suppliers, markets, channels, and automation without rebuilding the full platform.
Customer web, mobile, agent portal, corporate portal, and admin interface.
Flights, hotels, packages, transfers, activities, insurance, visa, and future products.
Validation, reservation, payment, confirmation, ticketing, cancellation, refund, and changes.
Markup, commission, fees, promotions, credit, policy, market, and user-specific rules.
GDS, NDC, LCC, airlines, hotels, payments, communication, accounting, and analytics.
Bookings, transactions, users, operations, audit, finance, and management information.
The same technology foundation can support different customer types, pricing models, channels, and operating structures.
MODEL-01Direct customer booking with public pricing, customer accounts, payment, promotions, and post-booking support.
MODEL-02Agent distribution with registration, wallets, credit, pricing rules, commissions, statements, and operational control.
MODEL-03B2C and B2B channels on one shared product, integration, operational, and reporting foundation.
MODEL-04Branded portals for agencies, partners, corporate clients, or market-specific distribution channels.
Scope, integrations, certification, content, payment access, and operational readiness determine the final delivery plan.
Business model, users, products, suppliers, payments, markets, and operating requirements.
User journeys, information architecture, interfaces, admin controls, and service workflows.
Frontend, backend, admin, business rules, reports, integrations, and platform configuration.
Search, pricing, booking, payment, confirmation, servicing, user access, and failure scenarios.
Deployment, training, monitoring, support, supplier expansion, product growth, and optimization.
The right plan starts with your commercial model and supplier access, not with a generic feature list.
Yes. The platform can support a customer-facing B2C channel, an agent-facing B2B channel, or both on one shared technology and operational foundation.
Flights and hotels are common starting products. Packages, transfers, activities, insurance, visa services, and other travel products can be added based on supplier access and business requirements.
Yes. Integration scope depends on your supplier agreements, credentials, technical documentation, certification requirements, and the servicing capabilities provided by each supplier.
The timeline depends on product scope, interface complexity, integrations, certification, payment access, content readiness, testing, and whether the project uses an existing product foundation or a custom build.
Maintenance, supplier updates, issue resolution, monitoring, product improvements, and ongoing development can be structured through a support agreement or dedicated product team.
Share your target users, products, suppliers, payment requirements, markets, current systems, and launch objectives. We will help define the right platform structure.