A booking site where booking is part of the site
Most tourism companies paste a booking widget onto the site and hope for the best. The data can be read directly and rendered in your own design.
What an embedded widget costs you
An embedded widget brings its own fonts, colours and load time, so the site looks like two pages glued together. On a phone it often overflows the screen, and most visitors book on a phone. On top of that, tracking stops following once payment moves to another domain, so you never learn which path produced the booking.
How this works
Live data, your design
Availability, prices and departures are read server-side and rendered in your design. Visitors see one site, not two.
Keys never in the browser
Your booking-system keys stay on the server. This is the most common security hole in embedded setups.
Payment where it belongs
Payment still completes at the booking provider, so no card data touches your site and you carry no PCI burden.
Tracking all the way
Tracking follows the visitor across to the payment domain, so you finally see what produces a booking and what doesn't.
Systems we connect to
- Bókun
- TourDesk
- FareHarbor
- Rezdy
- WeTravel
- Regiondo
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