Built for every kind of travel business.

Sell one of these or all three. It is one catalogue, one enquiry list and one website either way — add a line of business whenever you like.

Holidays priced the way you quote them.

Per person or per room, and cheaper as the group grows — exactly how an agency actually sells a tour.

A price grid, not one price

Group size down the side, room grade across the top. 2 pax on Budget and 12+ pax on Premium are different numbers, and both live in the same package.

Your own room grades

Budget, Deluxe, Super Deluxe, Premium — or whatever your agency calls them. Rename them, add one, drop one.

Day by day

Many stops with activities per day, so a traveller can see what happens on day four before they enquire.

Hajj, Umrah, Ayodhya, Kailash — all the same care.

Pilgrimage has details a generic booking tool has never heard of. They are fields here, not notes in a description box.

Nights per city

Makkah and Madinah, or Kedarnath and Badrinath. Hotels sit against the city and the nights they cover.

Distance from the shrine

Stored in metres and shown on the package, because it is the first thing a family asks and the easiest thing to overstate.

Seasons, sharing and seats

Quad, triple and double, priced differently for Ramadan, Shawwal or a regular month — on a dated departure whose seats fall as bookings arrive, and whose held seat releases itself if the deposit never comes.

Your fee, shown as your fee.

Travellers distrust visa pricing because it is usually one number. Show them the split and you win the ones who were shopping around — and you can sell a visa on its own, which is how many first-time customers arrive.

Fee split

Government fee and your service fee listed separately, so a traveller knows exactly what they are paying you for.

Document checklists

What is mandatory, what is only sometimes asked for, and what gets an application refused. Per visa, per country.

Status a traveller can follow

Draft, submitted, processing, approved, delivered — with a message at each change, in their language.

All three, in one place.

Most agencies we talk to sell two of these already. Nothing here forces you to choose.