Frequently asked questions

No. TravelCore.tech sells technology to travel businesses, not trips to travellers. It does not own hotel inventory and does not compete with its customers for consumer demand.

Coverage depends on supported suppliers and the agreements you hold with them. TravelCore does not own hotel inventory. During evaluation, confirm which suppliers, markets and property records can be connected for your project.

The hotel path (search, mapping, pricing, booking) and the core platform services are in design-partner preview: built, demonstrable, and onboarding a limited number of partners. Flights, transfers, activities, cars and payments are specified and documented but not yet implemented. Every page on this site labels each capability with its real stage.

Yes, your supplier agreements are the starting point for evaluating coverage and integrations. Share the suppliers and API access you hold so the team can review what the preview hotel path supports and what additional work is needed.

Product setups are quoted around the modules, supplier integrations, markets and booking traffic you need. Custom development is scoped around its requirements and dependencies. Some product arrangements combine platform and per-booking fees. Sandbox evaluation access is free; ask the team about access and the proposed scope.

You can request sandbox access for evaluation. The sandbox uses sample responses rather than live supplier inventory, so you can review the contract and booking flow before discussing a commercial implementation.

Payment-provider integrations are on the roadmap and no provider is currently contracted. The intended design uses provider tokenisation instead of storing card data in TravelCore. The provider, integration and relevant compliance requirements must be assessed before a payment flow goes live.

That is the purpose of the white-label setup: your brand, domain and customer-facing experience. Choose a design preview, then agree which modules, integrations and custom work your branded project will include before planning a launch.

Searches fan out to suppliers in parallel with a per-supplier time budget. A supplier that misses its budget is reported in the response and the result set is marked partial, rather than the whole search failing. On booking, a supplier timeout is treated as an unknown outcome and reconciled by querying the supplier, never by assuming success or failure.

The platform is built multi-language and multi-currency from the data model up, with genuine right-to-left Arabic rather than a mirrored layout. Adding a language or a currency is configuration, not a rebuild.

TravelCore.tech is the technology platform of Travolyo VIP International. Its first markets are the Middle East and North Africa, which is why local payment rails, Arabic and religious-travel product shapes are first-class rather than afterthoughts.