Travora Hub

Tour Operator Software to Build, Sell and Manage Packages Online

Stop running tours from spreadsheets. Build packages with itineraries and pricing, sell them on your own branded website, and see every booking in one dashboard.

Tour group overlooking a mountain valley

Running a tour operation means juggling things normal booking tools were never built for: fixed departures with thirty seats, custom packages, hotel allocations, and bookings arriving by phone, email and people walking through the door. So most operators run it all from spreadsheets. Which works — right up until two staff members edit the same sheet at the same time, and a coach goes out oversold.

This puts the whole operation in one place instead. A package builder for your tours. Seat inventory that counts itself down. Online payments. A proper website where customers browse and book directly. And because it's built on a full travel platform, you also get live hotels and flights from RateHawk, WebBeds, TBO, Hotelbeds and Duffel for everything around the tour.

Key features

  • Tour Package Builder

    Create tours with day-by-day itineraries, photos, inclusions, exclusions and rich descriptions — no developer needed.

  • Seat & Departure Management

    Fixed departures with seat caps that count down automatically. Never oversell a coach or a group again.

  • Viator Experiences Included

    Resell thousands of day tours and activities worldwide through the built-in Viator integration, with your markup.

  • Deposits & Full Payments

    Take deposits or full payment online via Stripe with 3D Secure, or Safepay for Pakistan-based operators.

  • One Booking Dashboard

    Every booking — tours, hotels, flights — in one place with customer details, payment status and exportable reports.

  • Marketing Tools Built In

    SEO-ready blog, deals pages, newsletter with GDPR compliance, and AI copywriting to promote every departure.

Why tour operators outgrow spreadsheets

Here's the thing about a spreadsheet: it can record a booking, but it can't take one. Every phone booking costs staff time, risks a typo in a passport name, and only happens while your office is open. Put the tours online and the customer does the data entry themselves, pays upfront, and your seat counts are simply always right.

There's a second benefit operators underestimate. Every tour page you publish gets clean URLs, meta tags and structured data automatically — meaning each departure is also a little landing page working for you on Google. The operators growing fastest aren't necessarily the ones with the best tours. They're the ones whose tours can be found and booked at 11pm on a Tuesday.

Sell the whole trip, not just the tour

Your customers don't just need the tour — they need flights to get there and a hotel night or two on either side. Most operators send that revenue to the booking giants without thinking about it. You don't have to: flight search and a 2M+ hotel engine live on the same website, with your markup on all of it.

Managing departures, seats and balances day to day

The daily reality of a tour operator is a list of departures, each with a seat count, a manifest and a column of who has paid what. The dashboard is built around exactly that. Every departure shows seats sold, seats held and seats remaining, with the passenger list ready to export for the coach company, the hotel rooming list or the visa office. Deposits and balances are tracked per booking, with automatic reminder emails before the balance due date, so the week before departure is spent confirming details rather than chasing money.

Bookings that arrive by phone or WhatsApp are entered by your team in the same system, so online and offline sales draw from one seat pool. A group is never oversold because two people were working from two lists, and a cancellation releases its seat back to the website immediately.

Tour pages that sell while you are on tour

Each tour gets a full page: day-by-day itinerary, photo gallery, inclusions and exclusions, departure dates with live seat availability, pricing per room type or per person, and a booking button. The page ships with clean URLs, meta tags, structured data and fast mobile loading, so it competes on Google for searches like "Cappadocia tour from Istanbul" or "Umrah group departure December" without extra work. A built-in blog lets you publish guides for your destinations, and the deals section handles early-bird and last-minute pricing with an end date that switches the offer off automatically.

Spreadsheets vs tour operator software

How the daily work of a tour operator changes once bookings run through one system.
TaskSpreadsheets and WhatsAppTravora Hub
Seats on a departureCounted by hand; two people can oversell a coachHard seat caps that count down automatically
Deposits and balancesTracked from memoryDeposit or full payment per package; the dashboard shows who still owes
Phone and walk-in bookingsKept in separate notesEntered in the same dashboard as online bookings
Hotels and flights around the tourQuoted manually from each supplierLive rates from RateHawk, WebBeds, TBO, Hotelbeds and Duffel
Selling onlineEnquiry forms and WhatsAppCustomers browse, book and pay on your own website

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I sell both group tours and custom packages?

Yes, both — fixed-departure group tours with hard seat limits, and custom packages customers can book directly or enquire about. Same dashboard, same builder.

Does it work for inbound and outbound operators?

Yes. 120+ currencies, 8 languages, and worldwide hotel and flight inventory — it fits inbound, outbound and domestic operations equally well.

Can customers pay a deposit instead of the full amount?

Yes — set deposit or full payment per package, and the dashboard tracks who still owes what. No more chasing balances from memory.

How long does setup take?

Usually 48 hours. We configure the platform, branding and domain; you add your tours through the package builder. Most operators have their first tour live the same day they get access.

Can my staff enter phone and walk-in bookings?

Yes. Offline bookings are entered in the same dashboard and draw from the same seat pool as website bookings, so online and offline sales can never oversell a departure.

Can I export passenger lists for coaches, hotels and visas?

Yes. Every departure has an exportable manifest with passenger names, passport details where collected, room allocations and payment status.

Does it handle early-bird and last-minute pricing?

Yes. Set date-bound prices or deals per departure; they switch on and off automatically and the website always shows the price that applies today.

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