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Travel APIs

One REST surface for every travel product

A marketplace card per API, each stating what it covers, how it behaves under supplier latency, and what it deliberately does not do yet.

What travel APIs does TravelCore offer?

TravelCore publishes REST APIs for hotels, flights, transfers, activities, car rental and payments, sharing one authentication model, one error vocabulary and one idempotency rule. The hotel API is in design-partner preview; the others are specified and documented but not yet built. Every endpoint page states which of those two things is true.

Stated plainly:Two of the six APIs below are in design-partner preview; the rest are specified and documented but not implemented. Their pages exist so you can evaluate the design and plan against it, not to imply you can call them today. The badge on each card is the truth.

Hotel API

Hotels

Design-partner preview

Multi-supplier accommodation search, booking and cancellation behind one contract.

Coverage
Coverage is the union of the suppliers you are contracted with. Large aggregators in this market publish counts in the range of 1M to 2.5M properties; the number you actually see depends on your own supplier agreements, the markets they cover, and the rate types you are entitled to. TravelCore does not own hotel inventory and does not resell a coverage figure it cannot verify for your account.
Endpoints
6
Auth
OAuth 2.0

Flight API

Flights

On the roadmap

Schedules, fares, availability and ticketing through one normalised interface.

Coverage
Planned via GDS and NDC aggregation. No coverage claim is made until the first carrier or aggregator contract is signed.
Endpoints
5
Auth
OAuth 2.0

Transfers API

Transfers

On the roadmap

Airport and point-to-point ground transport, priced per vehicle.

Coverage
Planned through ground-handling aggregators and direct DMC contracts. No coverage claim until the first contract.
Endpoints
3
Auth
OAuth 2.0

Activities API

Activities

On the roadmap

Tours, tickets and experiences with session-level availability.

Coverage
Planned through experience aggregators and direct DMC product. No coverage claim until the first contract.
Endpoints
3
Auth
OAuth 2.0

Car rental API

Cars

On the roadmap

Vehicle rental search and booking with clear inclusion terms.

Coverage
Planned through rental aggregators. No coverage claim until the first contract.
Endpoints
2
Auth
OAuth 2.0

Packages API

Packages

On the roadmap

Component-based packages priced from live component cost.

Coverage
Composed from whatever product APIs your account has enabled.
Endpoints
2
Auth
OAuth 2.0

Conventions

The rules every TravelCore API follows

Consistency across products is worth more than cleverness inside any one of them.

OAuth 2.0 client credentials

Short-lived bearer tokens, scoped per capability. Cache them; they last 15 minutes.

Idempotency on every write

State-changing calls require an Idempotency-Key. Replays return the original result.

Partial results, never silent gaps

Slow suppliers are reported per supplier and the response is marked partial.

Structured, not prose

Cancellation policies, fare rules and price breakdowns are objects with fields, not sentences.

Errors you can branch on

A stable machine code, a human message, and a request id you can quote to support.

Webhooks with replay

Signed deliveries, retries with backoff, and an endpoint to inspect past attempts.