The only API you need to sell multi-day at scale

Smallest possible build, Affiliate. Own the sale and the traveler without taking on contracting, payments or compliance, Wholesale. Already have operator agreements and want your own rates end to end, Direct. Most technical partners start at Wholesale and move up once the category proves itself to their CFO.

On Affiliate and Wholesale, we're paid from the commission split: you earn 30% of the commission on Affiliate and 70% on Wholesale, paid one business day after the trip ends. On Direct, you pay a setup fee per operator connection, a monthly fee per operator and a fixed fee per booking. Every model includes a free allowance of search requests and availability checks per booking, set above what tourradar.com itself uses. Above that, there's a small fee per search and per availability check, with your usage measured over a trailing 90 days so seasonal swings don't trigger fees.

Small group, hosted or custom multi-day trips run by specialist operators. From walking tours and safaris to river cruises, the operator organizes accommodation, the group, guides, activities, most meals and local transport. Flights aren't included, so you're free to package your own around them.

Yes, on the Direct model. Bring your agreements and credentials, keep your rates, and your commercial terms stay between you and the operator. That also means the transaction, the servicing and the operator payout are yours. Our Partner Portal runs on TourRadar's agreements, so bookings made there are on our rates and our merchant of record obligations, with commission split back to you.

On our commercial agreements, TourRadar, as merchant of record across four licensed entities: processing, currency, refunds, chargebacks and payout to the operator and to you. On your own agreements, you do.

The split follows who does the selling and the servicing. On Affiliate, you hand the traveler to the TourRadar marketplace and earn 30% of the commission, because our team sells and supports the trip. On Wholesale, you sell and service it yourself and earn 70%, the largest share. On both, commission is paid one business day after the trip ends. On Direct there is no split: you keep your own rates and pay a fixed technology fee per booking instead.

On Affiliate, they move to the TourRadar marketplace and the booking is ours. On Wholesale, they book in your own checkout or on a TourRadar-hosted page, carrying your partner ID, so the booking comes back attributed to you with the operator messaging thread attached. If checkout has to stay on your own domain end to end, that is the Direct model, on your own operator agreements.

Because each direct connection is a build plus a maintenance liability: a different schema, a different auth model, a different definition of availability, and a breaking change whenever the operator ships one. Your team maintains one integration and we maintain the rest. Operators you have agreements with stay yours commercially.

Tell us which setup you want and we issue sandbox credentials, reference docs and test departures, with no commercial commitment to start building. Catalog integrations typically go live in weeks. Adding booking is a larger build, and we scope it with your team before you sign anything.