Industry
Travel booking platforms and apps travelers love to use
We build the booking sites, availability tools, and itinerary apps that let travelers plan and book with you in minutes. Your team stops juggling spreadsheets, suppliers stay in sync, and travelers have everything for the trip on one screen.
- 1,200+ clients helped
- Building since 2010
- 15 services, one team
- 50+ technologies
At a glance
What we build
We build travel booking platforms, tour and activity booking, itinerary apps, agent tools, and supplier integrations for travel companies and tour operators.
Problems we solve
Bookings come through many channels, availability is managed by hand, and travelers juggle confirmations from five different emails.
Who we serve
Tour operators, travel agencies, activity providers, destination companies, and travel startups.
How to choose
Start with online booking and availability if you sell tours or packages, or with an itinerary app if service during the trip matters most.
What is different
What travel companies need from their software
Travel is sold on dreams and delivered through details. A traveler compares options for weeks, then expects booking to take minutes and every confirmation to be right. Behind the scenes, your team juggles suppliers, seats, rooms, and changes.
Many travel companies still manage availability in spreadsheets and send itineraries as attachments. That is where errors and refunds come from. One platform for availability, booking, and payments removes most of them.
During the trip, an itinerary app keeps every booking, ticket, and contact in one place, works offline abroad, and lets you send updates when plans change.
We design for seasonal peaks, many currencies, and the moment a traveler is standing at an airport with a question. The software has to work then, not only during a calm demo.
What we build
Travel and tourism software we build
Choose the piece that removes your biggest manual job first. Each one shares the same trip record.
Tour and activity booking
Dates, time slots, group sizes, and pickup points with live availability.
Package builder
Flights, rooms, and activities combined into packages with deposits and balance payments.
Itinerary app
The whole trip on the traveler's phone, offline, with updates when plans change.
Supplier integrations
Live rates and availability from hotels, transport, and activity suppliers.
Agent and back-office tools
Quotes, changes, refunds, and documents handled from one screen.
Reviews and rebooking
Feedback after the trip and offers that bring travelers back next season.
What you get
What travel companies get from us
Travel companies feel the change in fewer booking errors, fewer support emails, and travelers who book again. Behind the scenes, your team spends far less time copying details between systems.
More online bookings
- Booking in minutes.
- Fewer abandoned carts.
Fewer errors
- Live availability.
- No double bookings.
Happier travelers
- Everything in one app.
- Updates when plans change.
Less admin
- Changes and refunds handled faster.
- Supplier data in sync.
Typical projects
Travel and tourism projects, costs, and timelines
Travel companies usually start with booking and availability, then add the traveler app.
| Project | What it includes | Typical cost | Typical timeline from approved scope |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tour and activity booking site | Listings, dates, live availability, and payments | $4,000 to $10,000 | 2 to 3 weeks |
| Package and itinerary builder | Packages, extras, deposits, balances, and documents | $12,000 to $28,000 | 4 to 6 weeks |
| Traveler itinerary app | Bookings, tickets, maps, offline use, and updates | $12,000 to $28,000 | 4 to 6 weeks |
| Travel marketplace or booking platform | Many suppliers, search, payments, and agent tools | $32,000 to $72,000+ | 2 to 3 months |
Every project is quoted in writing after a short call. The top of each range covers larger builds and more integrations. The timeline starts once the scope is approved and we have what we need from you.
What clients say
Teams like yours, in their own words
Customers can find product bundles without emailing us first. Checkout shows delivery costs upfront.
Isabella GreenE-commerce ManagerThread & Timber OnlineRetail Our café customers were emailing orders in different formats, and mistakes showed up when we started packing. Now orders come in consistently, and I spend less time checking what someone meant.
Daniel BrooksCafé Operations ManagerLittle Fern CaféRestaurants Our old site looked fine on a laptop, but parents struggled to find dates and fees on their phones. The new pages put those details where people actually look.
Priya NairSchool AdministratorBrightPath Learning AcademyEducation
Common questions
Questions about travel software
How much does a travel booking platform cost?
A tour or activity booking site usually costs $4,000 to $10,000. A full platform with many suppliers and agent tools costs $32,000 to $72,000 or more.
Can you connect to our suppliers?
Usually, yes, through their systems or the booking networks they use. Where there is no connection, we build simple supplier tools.
Does the itinerary app work offline?
Yes. Tickets, maps, and contacts are stored on the phone so travelers can use them without data roaming.
Can travelers pay a deposit and the balance later?
Yes. Deposits, balance reminders, and automatic payments are built in.
Do you handle several currencies?
Yes. Prices and payments can be shown and taken in the traveler's currency.
Can our agents use the same system?
Yes. Agents get tools for quotes, changes, and refunds on the same platform travelers use.
Have a different question?
Tell us what you are weighing up and we will answer it plainly.
Ask a questionAlready a client? Email support@dechytech.com
Technical depth
Technical notes for travel platforms
What to know about suppliers, currencies, and peak demand.
- We connect to supplier systems and booking networks through their interfaces, with checks before a booking confirms.
- Availability is held briefly during checkout so two travelers cannot buy the last seat.
- Payments support several currencies, deposits, and scheduled balance payments.
- Platforms are tested for peak-season traffic before launch.
How we deliver
How we build travel booking software
A tour booking site usually launches in two to three weeks. Larger platforms are built in stages before peak season.
Map the products
We list what you sell, how it is priced, and where availability really lives.
What it produces
- Product map
- Pricing rules
Design the booking
We design search and booking for travelers comparing options on a phone.
What it produces
- Prototype
- Booking flow
Connect suppliers and payments
We connect supplier systems and payment providers so bookings confirm instantly.
What it produces
- Integrations
- Test bookings
Launch before the peak
We plan launch dates around your season so the platform is proven before demand peaks.
What it produces
- Launch plan
- Load test
Tell us what you sell and how it books
Share your products, suppliers, and channels. We reply with a plan, a price range, and a timeline.