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GP Travel Enterprise — Product and Inventory

Take Control of the Supply You Contract Directly

GP Travel Enterprise gives mid-to-large tour operators and DMCs one travel product and inventory management system for everything you contract and operate yourself — product content, contract terms, availability, and pricing. Sell each product on its own or inside a multi-day tour, and combine it with third-party supply.

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Travel Technology With a Track Record

Years

20+

in travel technology

Clients

300+

clients served

Retention

94%

client retention rate

Countries

30+

where our clients operate

Engagement

10+

years, average client engagement

One Framework for Every Product You Contract

A hotel contract and a charter flight agreement have almost nothing in common commercially. GP Travel Enterprise manages both through one framework: contracts, tariffs, price lists, availability, add-ons, secondary services, penalties, and commissions. Instead of forcing every product into the same model, the travel inventory software supports the rules each product type and contract requires.

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Product

Create and maintain product content, characteristics, services, and options once, for every channel that sells them.

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Contracts

Define the commercial terms each product sells under, including per-pax and per-unit pricing models, optional services, and booking restrictions.

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Availability

Control allotments and commitments, covering automatic releases, instant blockouts, inventory pools, free sale, and on-request stock.

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Pricing

Configure tariffs, price lists, supplements, discounts, commissions, and partner-specific rules.

Manage the Full Range of Your Own Travel Product

Every product type you contract, one framework behind all of them. Contract them, price them, control availability, and sell each one on its own or inside a multi-day tour.

Route
Tours / Complex Tours
Plane Takes Off
Charter Flights
Bed
Accommodation
Bus
Transfers
Calendar
Excursions, Events, and Activities
Cruise liner
Cruises
Train
Trains
Car an key
Car Rentals
Shield
Insurance
Globus
Visas
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Tours / Complex Tours

Multi-day, itinerary-based packages assembled from products on your list and sold at a single package price.

  • Build day-by-day programs with a destination and accommodation assigned per day.
  • Combine accommodation, flights, transfers, excursions and activities, car rental, trains, cruises, insurance, visas, and custom extra services in one package.
  • Mix your contracted travel inventory with third-party components in the same tour.
  • Mark each component required, optional or conditional, so one itinerary serves several traveler profiles.
  • Offer multiple options per component and let the customer choose during booking.
  • Run allocation management and a dedicated sales price list per tour.
  • Create regular and one-time tours with their own schedules, per season or by check-in date.
  • Set boarding options, basic and extra services, and seat blocks per tariff.
  • Re-check availability across every component before the booking confirms.
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Charter Flights

Your charter capacity, from the flight track to the seat map.

  • Build your charter schedules from selected flights.
  • Manage seat availability, allotments, and sub-allotments.
  • Configure flight-level seat maps, fare options, and airline agreements.
  • Set pricing with standard, early-booking, and last-minute tariffs.
  • Sell extras such as baggage and meals.
  • Publish multilingual charter descriptions with departure and arrival locations.
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Accommodation

Your hotels, villas, and apartments, with the room-level detail your contracts carry.

  • Support multiple contracts per property, each with its own terms.
  • Configure room types, meal and board types, amenities, and check-in/check-out rules.
  • Manage daily rates and price lists across several calculation types: matrix, per unit, per pax, separated, and combined.
  • Set occupancy rules, age-based pricing, and traveler categories.
  • Attach secondary and extra services per room type, plus room-level supplements.
  • Apply cancellation policies with penalties per offer.
  • Build multilingual descriptions with address, contacts, hotel services, location, images, and tags.
  • Set conditional commissions, group discounts, payment terms, and booking hold.
  • Run reporting, notifications, estimated prices, and Excel export.
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Transfers

Shared and private transfers with your fleet, routes, and schedules.

  • Define custom vehicle types (car, minibus, bus, helicopter, boat, yacht) with capacity and multilingual names.
  • Set flexible pickup and drop-off points: airports, hotels, custom places, or geo-coordinates on the map.
  • Link pickups and drop-offs to specific hotels.
  • Manage schedules with service times, departure dates, trip duration, and driver languages.
  • Price per trip for private transfers and per person for shared ones.
  • Apply volume and tiered pricing by group size, plus day-of-week, early-booking, and booking-window tariffs.
  • Run separate price lists per tourist category and transfer type.
  • Control seat availability with min/max occupancy, seat blocks per tariff, and seat selection.
  • Add extras such as child seats and additional luggage.
  • Clone an existing transfer setup instead of rebuilding it.
  • Handle booking, modification, and cancellation with automatic penalty calculation.
  • Track sales and BI reports per transfer and per location.
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Excursions, Events, and Activities

Your excursions, guided programs, and ticketed events, sold to the traveler categories you define.

  • Publish multilingual names, short and full descriptions, important information, and photos.
  • Manage departure and destination points, pickup and drop-off locations, coordinates, and timing.
  • Classify by theme (Adventure, Beach, Family, City Trip, Winter, Wedding, Wellness, Exclusive), interest, target audience, and transportation type.
  • Set group or private format, single-day or multi-day duration, and guide language.
  • Configure passenger categories with per-category pricing and occupancy limits.
  • Build price lists for core services, extra services, and add-ons.
  • Control availability through allotments and tariff-level ticket blocks.
  • Link discounts and special offers to specific tariffs.
  • Organize products into hierarchical programs and collections.
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Cruises

Your cruise product, linked to the ship content behind it.

  • Manage cruise lines, vessels, and cruise products in one system.
  • Maintain ship content — vessel descriptions, photos, decks, cabin categories, and cabin types — in multiple languages.
  • Set cabin occupancy rules and passenger categories.
  • Configure itineraries and schedules with departure dates, ports of call, and duration.
  • Set up prices per cabin category, deck, and passenger category.
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Trains

Rail product managed as an asset, down to the wagon.

  • Manage train assets down to the wagon, with cabin and board types.
  • Set seat types and their occupancy limits: main seat, extra seat, and passengers traveling without a seat.
  • Maintain train asset content — descriptions, photos, cabin types, board and meal types — in multiple languages.
  • Configure timetables, routes, and departure schedules.
  • Issue tickets directly from the platform.
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Car Rentals

Your fleet, your rental rules, your offices.

  • Build a multilingual vehicle catalog with categories (car, SUV, van, pickup, minivan, truck, station wagon, crossover, special) and classes (economy through luxury and electric).
  • Record technical specifications (transmission, fuel type, doors, passengers, baggage) and features such as A/C, backup camera, blind-spot monitoring, Bluetooth, keyless entry, roadside assistance, and unlimited mileage.
  • Track fleet availability in real time across multiple offices.
  • Apply price lists, tariffs, rate rules, driver-category pricing, and multi-currency support.
  • Discount from the total, on a specific rental day, or from a specific day onwards.
  • Set rental rules: mileage limits, security deposit, fuel policy, and rental-period constraints.
  • Add young-driver surcharges and age-based driver pricing.
  • Sell extras (GPS, child seats, chauffeur) priced per service, per day, per booking, or on request — globally or for specific pick-up and drop-off combinations.
  • Offer third-party and optional insurance coverage as configurable services.
  • Support one-way rentals with location-specific fees, office addresses, working hours, and contacts.
  • Clone tariffs and handle cancellations with automatic penalty and refund calculation.
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Insurance

Your insurance products, distributed to B2B and B2C audiences.

  • Configure accident, trip-cancellation, and no-show coverage, separately or in combination.
  • Set sum insured, deductible, and currency per service.
  • Define geographic coverage by country, region, or worldwide.
  • Restrict eligibility by citizenship, or open a product to all customers.
  • Manage validity dates and coverage duration.
  • Build price lists with date-based rates and commission plans per tariff for B2B partners.
  • Apply discounts, special offers, and per-tariff penalty rules.
  • Publish multilingual names, descriptions, and important information.
GP Travel Enterprise visa inventory: creating a visa service with type and entry category (single, double, multiple), and setting up required applicant fields for a Schengen visa (Spain)

Visas

Visa services with the document handling and status tracking.

  • Cover tourist, guest, business, transit, and student visa types.
  • Set single, double, and multiple entry types.
  • Restrict availability by destination country and country of residence.
  • Flag services that require personal submission.
  • Attach required document lists by country, reference documents, and application forms.
  • Add custom fields for operator-specific data.
  • Manage traveler categories (adults, children, students).
  • Track order statuses through the full process — pending collection, documents at the embassy, and any status you define.
  • Configure tariffs, extra services, discounts, and the full reservation lifecycle.
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Tell us how you contract and price your product today, and our travel tech consultant will map it against the platform with you.

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Business Development Expert

Know Exactly What You Sell

Inventory comes down to four questions: what you have, for whom, when, and on what conditions. A travel inventory platform built for tour operators has to answer all four from one place, and GP Travel Enterprise does.

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Allotments

Reserve defined quantities of rooms, seats, or units for sale, and track them against the contract.

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Commitments

Track committed capacity as part of your contracted inventory.

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Sub-allotments

Break an allotment into subgroups and give each its own sales conditions, including per distribution channel.

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Free Sale and On Request

Run the availability model each contract calls for, product by product.

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Inventory Pools

Group and allocate shared inventory across products, dates, and sales conditions.

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Automatic Release Rules

Release unused inventory back on the deadlines your contract sets.

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Instant Blockouts

Block dates, products, or capacity the moment they should stop selling.

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Availability History

See how availability changed over time, and when.

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Real-Time Reservation Control

Travel inventory is held for the whole booking transaction, so the same room is never sold twice.

Price Every Product the Way Your Business Actually Sells It

Early booking and 7=6 are the easy cases. Real contracts carry partner-specific rates, citizenship rules, occupancy matrices, combinable discounts, and commission splits that change by market.

Tariff management in GP Travel Enterprise follows the agreements you signed. Build the pricing structure around the contract: several tariff types on one product, its own calculation model, its own combinability rules.

Tariff Types

These are examples, not a fixed menu. Tariff logic is configurable, so you build the types your contracts actually require.

Standard

The baseline rate that applies whenever no other tariff condition is met.

Early booking

A lower rate for bookings confirmed a set number of days before the service date.

Last minute

A rate that activates close to departure or check-in to move remaining inventory, usually with stricter cancellation terms.

Partner-specific

Dedicated rates for a single agency, corporate client, or distribution partner.

Non-refundable

A lower rate offered in exchange for full cancellation penalties from the moment of booking.

Citizenship-based

Rates that depend on the traveler’s citizenship, as local regulations require.

Day-of-week

Different rates for specific weekdays, such as weekend or midweek pricing.

Booking-window

Rates valid only for bookings made between two dates, regardless of the travel date.

Price Calculation

Available models depend on the product type. The examples below are the combinations your contracts can use.

Per pax

The price is multiplied by the number of guests in a specific unit or service, with rates set by guest type — adult or child within defined age ranges — and by place type, main or extra.

Per unit

One price for the whole unit — a room, vehicle, cabin, compartment or private service — whatever the number of guests. Board can be included in that price or charged as a supplement per guest type.

Occupancy-based

The price is set for the unit at a given occupancy, with a separate supplement for each additional guest on an extra place. Suits properties where the headline price belongs to the unit, such as villas, suites and apartments.

Matrix

Every occupancy is calculated from the guest on the main place with the same board type, then adjusted by board supplements and age-based discounts. Calculation can run from an adult guest instead of the main-place guest, which matters wherever children are priced as a percentage of an adult.

Separated

Accommodation and board are priced separately: the guest price covers accommodation only, and each board type carries its own supplement. Change a supplement once and it applies across every occupancy.

Combined

A single package figure for the unit at a given occupancy, set against a number of fixed nights, with separate rates for extra nights and for an extra guest on an extra place.

Volume and tiered by group size

The rate changes as group size crosses the thresholds your contract defines. Available for transfers and excursions.

Round-trip and one-way matrices

The rate changes as group size crosses the thresholds your contract defines. Available for transfers and excursions.

Discounts

Fixed Percentage/Amount

A straight percentage or fixed sum calculated off the total, a specific night, from a given night onwards, or an additional service.

Hot deal/Sale

A short, promotional reduction used to push specific inventory quickly for a defined period.

Free nights

Stay-based offers such as 7=6, where qualifying nights are not charged.

External

A discount funded by the supplier or a third party rather than your own margin.

Hidden

A reduction applied to the final price without being shown as a separate line to the customer.

Group discounts

Reduced pricing that unlocks once a booking reaches a defined group size.

Combinability rules

Rules that decide which discounts can stack and which exclude each other.

Supplements and Surcharges

Room-level and per-pax supplements

Extra charges attached to a specific room type or to each guest type in the booking.

Visible and hidden surcharges

Fees shown to the customer as a separate line, or built into the total price.

Meal and place calculation

Sets what a discount or supplement is calculated from: accommodation and meals together, accommodation only, or meals only.

Additional and secondary services

Optional and dependent services sold alongside the main product with their own price lists.

Occupancy-based supplements and discounts

Charges or reductions for particular occupancy on main places, set per room type with minimum and maximum guest thresholds.

Length-of-stay supplements and discounts

Charges or reductions tied to how long the guest stays, set per room type with minimum and maximum night thresholds.

 

Commercial Rules

Commission plans per tariff

The commission your supplier agreement sets, configured per tariff.

Conditional commissions

Commission applied to the components you choose — particular room types, transfer types, or extra services — rather than across the whole product.

 

Multi-currency with supplier-to-client conversion

Buy in the supplier’s currency and sell in the client’s, with conversion handled by the platform.

Cancellation penalties per offer

Penalty scales defined per offer and applied automatically on cancellation.

Payment terms, deposits, and booking hold

Deadlines, deposit amounts, and how long a booking is held before it must be paid.

How You Price Tours and Packages

With GP Travel Enterprise, you can manage how the package price itself is produced. The comparison below shows when to use each model.

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Dynamic Pricing

Recalculated from live component prices at search time

Best for fast-changing supply and flexible packaging

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Static Pricing

One fixed package price set by your team

Best for fixed-departure and brochure product

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Pre-calculated Pricing

A pre-computed price matrix across dates, occupancies, and component combinationsBest for high-volume search where speed matters

Best for high-volume search where speed matters

Package-level rules run on top of the component pricing: markups per service type, supplier, and channel, multiple discount types, package savings against the sum of components. On top of that: multi-currency pricing with supplier-to-client conversion, split payments with optional per-installment markup, and cancellation policies aggregated from each component up to package level.

Build pricing rules once. Apply them consistently everywhere the product is sold.

Product Content That's Ready to Sell

Travel product management software has to store more than rates and availability. GP Travel Enterprise holds the product information the rest of the platform reads: search results, quotes, itineraries, vouchers, and your booking sites all use the same record.

Dedicated content stores for hotels, cruise ships, and train assets keep that information searchable and current, with full-text search across descriptions and change tracking on every edit.

Create product information once. Use it across the entire booking lifecycle.

  • Multilingual product and room descriptions, short descriptions, and important information

  • Images and galleries

  • Amenities, services, and product characteristics

  • Location data, coordinates, and tags

  • Configurable custom fields for operator-specific data

  • Additional and optional services connected to the product

  • A change history showing what was updated and when

Add Product Data the Way It Suits You Best

Three routes in, and you can run all three at once.

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Direct Entry in the Platform

Create and publish product descriptions in several languages, add high-resolution images, and set services, prices, and availability directly in GP Travel Enterprise.

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Supplier and Partner Extranet

Give your suppliers their own accounts to maintain their listings, allotments, availability, pricing, and content. They keep their product current, so your team stops doing it for them.

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API Import and Export

Move product, price, and availability data between GP Travel Enterprise and external systems in both directions.

Where Product and Inventory Fits Within GP Travel Enterprise

Explore the rich functionality of GP Travel Enterprise.

Block 1

Sales and Distribution

Turn the inventory managed across GP Travel Enterprise into sales through your B2B partners, B2C websites, internal sales teams, and API channels, all on the same live booking environment.

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Block 2

Supplier Integration

Third-party content arrives standardized and ready to sell next to your contracts. Connect through 80+ ready-made supplier integrations (flights, hotels, transfers, excursions, car rental, and more), including GDSs, bedbanks, and channel managers.

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Product and Inventory

Everything you contract and operate yourself: rates, availability, and rules in one place. Set allotments, free-sale and on-request rules, price lists, discounts, special offers, and cancellation policies, then sell each product alone or packaged into a multi-day tour.

Travel management dashboard with category chips (Hotels, Flights, Activities, Transfers, Extra services, Cruises, Trains, Insurance, Visa, Packages, Car rental), a Create button, filters, and two data tables showing hotels and reservations with names, codes, suppliers, locations, status, dates, and prices.
Block 4

Operations and Reservations

The whole life of a booking. Open any reservation from one screen, amend a complex trip in place instead of canceling and rebooking, route work to specialist teams, generate branded vouchers and itineraries, and run invoicing.

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Gateways and Connectivity

The platform plugs into the systems you already run. Take payments through dozens of gateways, connect your CRM, BI, expense, and accounting tools, and move data both ways through the REST API.

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GP Travel Enterprise

100+ modules

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Sales and Distribution

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Supplier Integration

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Product and Inventory

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Gateways and Connectivity

Built for Operators with Complex Product Portfolios

You’ll feel at home here if you:

  • Contract your hotels, villas, or apartments
  • Run charter flights or other capacity you control.
  • Operate your transfers, excursions, or activities
  • Build multi-day, multi-destination itineraries
  • Manage contracted travel inventory across overlapping trips, with allotments, commitments, and inventory pools
  • Work with contract conditions that don’t fit a single pricing model
  • Set separate sales conditions for different partners and markets
  • Operate across multiple brands or offices
  • Combine your product with third-party inventory in the same package

Still working out whether your product setup fits? That’s a 30-minute conversation, not a procurement exercise.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does travel product and inventory management cover in GP Travel Enterprise?

It covers the travel products you contract and operate yourself — their content, contract terms, availability, pricing, and sales conditions. GP Travel Enterprise runs it alongside Supplier Integration, Sales and Distribution, Gateways and Connectivity, and Reservations and Operations, across more than 100 modules in total. You start with the ones your business needs today.

What types of travel products can we manage?

Accommodation, transfers, excursions and activities, charter flights, cruises, trains, car rentals, insurance, visas, and multi-day complex tours built from any combination of them. Standalone extra services can be attached to any of these as ancillary products with their own price lists.

Can we manage our contracted hotels and accommodation?

Yes, including multiple contracts per property. You configure room types, meal types, amenities, check-in and check-out rules, occupancy rules, daily rates, price lists, secondary services per room type, cancellation policies, and penalties, plus full multilingual content.

How does the platform handle allotments and commitments?

Allotments, sub-allotments, commitments, inventory pools, free-sale and on-request stock are all tracked in one place, with automatic release rules, instant blockouts, and availability history. Each allotment can be broken into subgroups with their own sales conditions per channel.

Can we create our own tariffs and pricing rules?

Yes. Tariff management covers as many tariff types as your contracts need (for instance, standard, early booking, last minute, partner-specific, traveler category, citizenship-based) combined with per-pax, per-unit, occupancy-based, matrix, separated, and combined calculation types. Discounts, supplements, surcharges, commission plans, and combinability rules sit on top.

Can we build complex multi-day tours from our inventory?

Yes. You build day-by-day itineraries with destinations and accommodation assigned per day, mark components required, optional, or conditional, offer several options per component, and price the tour dynamically, statically, or from a pre-calculated matrix.

Can we set different prices for different partners or customer groups?

Yes. Pricing plans, markups, commission splits, and product access are configured per partner, per channel, per market, and per traveler category, and the rules apply automatically at search time.

Can suppliers or partners maintain their own inventory?

Yes, through the supplier extranet. You give selected partners their own accounts to manage their listings, allotments, availability, descriptions, and content directly, which removes that workload from your team.

Can we import product, pricing, and availability data from another system?

Yes. We study all the details about the migration process that can be implemented within your particular case during the analysis phase.