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Tours, tickets, everything in between.

From museum passes to multi-day expeditions: 90,000+ products, each one vetted before it lists. Inventory is live down to the time slot, and most bookings confirm instantly with a QR voucher.

Illustration: a guide gesturing toward a wide bay from a clifftop viewpoint while two delighted travellers take in the view.
curated bookable products
90k+
confirm instantly, QR voucher attached
95%
vetted operators, live time-slot inventory
8k+
Inventory

One catalog, many shapes.

A museum skip-the-line, a multi-day Himalayan trek and an airport transfer are wildly different products. They arrive in one schema.

TICKETS

Timed-entry & attractions

Museums, towers, theme parks: barcoded timed-entry with live capacity per slot.

Instant QR, 95% confirm
TOURS

Guided & multi-day

Day tours to multi-day expeditions with guide language, group caps and itinerary detail normalised.

8k+ vetted operators
TRANSFERS

Transfers & mobility

Point-to-point cars, shared shuttles and rentals with flight-number tracking baked in.

Auto-reschedule on delay
How it works

Attach an experience mid-flow.

A flight or hotel confirmation fires a webhook. Query by destination, dates and traveller profile; the customer adds a ranked nearby experience to the existing trip record. Availability holds through checkout. No second payment sheet or orphaned booking.

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In depth

A catalog worth selling.

Most activity feeds are unvetted aggregator dumps on request-based availability. Ours is vetted operator by operator, with confirmed inventory per departure slot.

01

Curated, not crawled

Every product is vetted by our supply team for operator quality, photo accuracy and redemption reliability. No mislabelled tours, no dead vouchers.

Catalog
02

90k+, by category

Roughly 40% tickets and timed-entry attractions, 30% guided and multi-day tours, 12% transfers and mobility, 10% dining and tastings, 8% wellness and live events: a real spread, not a feed dominated by one city’s skip-the-line.

Catalog
03

Live time-slot inventory

Real availability per departure time, group-size limits and language options: confirmed inventory, not request-and-wait. Sold out shows before checkout, not after.

Inventory
04

Instant confirmation

95% of bookings confirm in the API response with a QR voucher attached. The rest confirm via webhook within minutes, with auto-refund if the operator declines.

Booking
05

Mid-trip attach

Webhooks fire on flight and hotel confirmation so you can offer the desert safari when the Dubai trip books, and add it to the same trip record.

Compose
06

Mobile-first redemption

QR vouchers, offline-cached tickets, timezone-aware reminders and live meeting-point maps: the travel-day experience is part of the product.

Travel day
07

Weather & disruption logic

Weather-conditional products carry rebook policies; cancelled flights trigger reschedule offers for affected activities automatically.

Service
CURATED, NOT CRAWLEDAGGREGATOR FEEDMislabelled tourwrong meeting point✕Dead voucheroperator unreachable✕Request & wait48h to confirm✕Duplicate listingprice mismatch✕SUPPLY TEAMFILTEREXPERIENCESintra Day TourVETTED09:30 · 6 leftINSTANT TICKETQR ✓vetted by humans, not crawlers
Capabilities

The Experiences surface

Catalog
  • Tours, tickets, transfers
  • Multi-day expeditions
  • Tasting & dining
  • Wellness & spa
  • Live events + sport
Inventory
  • Time-slot availability
  • Group size limits
  • Language options
  • Skip-the-line tagging
  • Weather-conditional flag
Booking
  • Instant confirm (95%)
  • Voucher delivery
  • QR redemption
  • Group bookings
  • Dietary + accessibility notes
Service
  • Reschedule API
  • Refund engine
  • Weather-rebook policy
  • Reviews aggregator
  • Tip & extras flow
The attach economics

The flight is won on price. The hotel is won on choice. The experience is pure margin, and it attaches on roughly 1 in 4 bundled trips when you offer it at the moment the trip becomes real.

— the attach thesis, in one sentence
Products in catalog90k+
Attach on bundled trips~24%
Instant confirm95%
Who it's for

Where Experiences earns its keep.

OTA

Trip packagers

Attach tours and transfers to flight+hotel bundles at quote time, with availability that holds through checkout.

"Safari plus transfer plus skip-the-line, one checkout."
Hospitality

Hotels & concierge

A digital concierge with live inventory: guests book vetted local products from the room, the property earns the margin.

"Our front desk stopped photocopying brochures."
Fintech

Cards & loyalty

Points-funded experiences are the highest-emotion redemption in the catalog, and they deliver the most perceived value per point.

"Members remember the hot-air balloon, not the cashback."
Questions

Before you integrate Experiences.

Something we haven’t covered? Talk to the team. A real engineer answers, never a bot.

Illustration: a morning tour group gathers at an old-town arch as a guide raises a small pennant and a traveller holds up a phone ticket at the meeting post
How is this different from connecting Viator or GetYourGuide?

Aggregator feeds are broad but unvetted, and most inventory is request-based. Our catalog is vetted operator by operator, carries live time-slot availability, and shares the same offer/booking/refund model as every other product on the platform, so it composes into bundles.

What happens if an operator cancels?

A webhook fires with rebook options for the same product on alternate slots, or comparable products nearby. If the traveller declines, refund is automatic. You never front the operator risk.

Can I sell transfers and airport pickups?

Yes. Point-to-point transfers, shared shuttles and private cars are first-class products with flight-number tracking, so a delayed arrival reschedules the pickup automatically.

How does redemption work for my customers?

Each booking returns a QR voucher and a wallet-ready pass. Vouchers cache offline, carry the meeting point with live map link, and fire timezone-aware reminders you can brand.

Can I curate my own subset of the catalog?

Yes. Build named collections by destination, theme or margin target ("honeymoon Lisbon", "family Dubai") and query them directly, or let our ranking pick per trip context.

Pairs well with

One product is rarely enough. Compose them.

Related reading

All field notes →
Technical architecture · 11 min

The cart is the hardest problem in travel

A flight, a hotel and a transfer in one cart looks like ecommerce. It is actually a distributed transaction across suppliers that never agreed to coordinate, with inventory that expires while the customer types a card number.

Manan VaghasiyaOperations · 10 min

Post-booking is the trust product

Checkout wins one transaction. What you do during a schedule change, a cancellation and a refund decides whether there is a second one.

Ankit Sawant
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