For DMCs
Distribute your own contracted product to the world
You own the local product. TravelCore gives it an API, a rate model and a B2B channel so buyers can sell it without emailing you.
Where most businesses like yours are
- Contracted rates are distributed as PDFs and spreadsheets, then re-keyed by every buyer.
- Availability is confirmed by email, which caps how many partners you can serve.
- There is no way to give a large buyer an API without building one.
- Allotment and stop-sell are tracked manually and go wrong at the worst moment.
What TravelCore puts in place
- Load contracted inventory (hotels, transfers, tours, packages) into a structured rate and allotment model.
- Expose it through the same REST surface TravelCore uses for third-party supply, so buyers integrate once.
- Give buyers a B2B portal with their own net rates, credit limit and booking history.
- Stop-sell, allotment and release rules enforced by the system at booking time.
Modules involved
Which parts of the core do the work
Each carries its real stage. If something you depend on is still on the roadmap, that is a conversation for the first call, not a surprise during integration.
Use cases
What this looks like in practice
- Connecting a DMC's contracted inventory to global buyers
- Replacing spreadsheet rate distribution with a live API
- Serving one large OTA buyer that demands machine connectivity
Outcomes
What changes when it is running
Machine distribution
Buyers pull live rates and availability instead of asking.
Rate integrity
One rate source; no divergent spreadsheet versions in the market.
Controlled exposure
Per-buyer rates, credit and visibility rules.