Question 1

What types of businesses do you serve in the travel and hospitality industry?

Accepted Answer

We’ve built products for large hotel groups, regional travel marketplaces, B2B consolidators, OTAs, and experience providers. Whether you're running multi-location operations or managing a niche segment, we customize our travel and hospitality industry solutions to fit your scale, legacy systems, and digital maturity.

Question 2

Can you develop a custom hotel management system for multi-property chains?

Accepted Answer

Yes, and we go beyond PMS basics. Our hospitality software development services help businesses handle shared services across properties, manage varied tax rules across locations, and allow corporate-level oversight with localized autonomy.

Question 3

How long does it take to develop a custom travel software solution?

Accepted Answer

It depends on how clearly your business logic is defined. For a fully integrated B2C platform with search, bookings, CRM, and partner modules, expect 4–6 months. We often phase it smartly, launching with core functionality in 10–12 weeks and expanding post-MVP.

Question 4

How do you ensure secure payment integration for travel bookings?

Accepted Answer

We implement tokenization, enforce PCI-DSS compliance, isolate payment workflows, and include fraud detection for high-risk patterns like unusual booking volumes or location mismatches.

Question 5

Do you offer mobile app development for travel agencies and hotels?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We build mobile experiences covering the full guest or agent journey—pre-booking discovery, in-stay requests, cross-sell prompts, and post-trip feedback. For internal operations, we’ve developed apps for staff scheduling, housekeeping dispatch, and concierge services.

Question 6

Can you build B2B and B2C travel marketplaces with vendor and user panels?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We’ve developed multi-tenant platforms with layered access for agents, admins, vendors, and users—featuring custom commission engines, vendor onboarding, inventory mapping, payout automation, and dynamic pricing. We resolve conflicts between B2B and B2C logic through architecture that separates each group as a distinct business function.