TourRadar Payments seamlessly manages online payments and facilitates customer bookings for Organized Adventures. Our solutions enables commission-free bookings from direct consumers and commission-based bookings through distribution channels, such as agents and creators, including the automatic invoicing, split, and release of payment. This aids in growing your bookings, enhancing operational efficiency, and offering greater control—a true win-win for everyone involved!
More Bookings
Operators and Travel Agents, give your customers globally more ways to pay to improve their booking journey
More Efficiency
Optimize your internal payment and invoicing capabilities using our comprehensive and secure global infrastructure
More Control
Improve your cash flow by controlling when to remit payment from your TourRadar Wallet
How it works
- Customer payments are securely processed
- Customer payments are held independently
- Customer payments are split and released
- You control when and how to remit your payments
Flexible payment options for customers
Payment Methods
Your customers can choose to pay with Visa, Mastercard, AMEX, Discover, PayPal, Apple Pay, Google Pay and iDeal. Based on where your customer is from, they will be able to pay in AUD, CAD, EUR, GBP, NZD or USD
Payment Plans
When your customers place a booking, we show different payment plans, based on how close to the departure date they are. This includes paying a small deposit and the balance later, paying in installments, or paying in full
Payment processing is fully automated and from our local companies in in Australia, Canada, Europe and the US to ensure the highest success rates and improve trust for your customers located in those regions
Fee structures simplified for operators
- payment method is Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Paypal, Apple Pay, Google Pay, iDeal
- payment plan is pay now or pay later
- channel is the TourRadar Marketplace, TourRadar GDS, TourRadar Payment Link or TourRadar White Label
Our goal is to make it easy for Operators to understand the cost of processing payments