GP Travel Enterprise — Supplier Integration

Any of the three, depending on your business model. GP Travel Enterprise manages your own contracts, rates, and availability rules natively. It also works as a travel supplier integration platform, connecting third-party supply through supplier APIs. The two capabilities work independently of each other.

Operators who only load their own inventory use the first. Operators who only resell connected supply use the second. Run both and the same search returns them together, inside the same package, under the same rules.

Ready-made integrations are configured during your standard setup and measured in weeks, helped by a simplified supplier certification procedure and support with launching connectors in live mode.

Yes. Every connection runs on your contract and your credentials. We build and maintain the integration; the rates, commissions, and terms are the ones you negotiated directly with the supplier.

Start the conversation with the supplier and tell us in parallel. We’ll scope the integration while you negotiate and connect it once you have credentials.

You don’t have to work out the commercial side alone. We’ve spent 20+ years alongside the major content providers in this industry, and we’re glad to share what we know about which suppliers suit which business model.

Flights are where we can do more than advise. GP Solutions is a certified development partner in the Amadeus Partner Network and a member of the Sabre Developer Partner Program, so if you need a GDS contract, we can introduce you to the right people at Sabre and Amadeus to open the discussion.

We build custom integrations on request, including for niche, regional, and proprietary supplier systems. Tell us which providers your business depends on during discovery and we’ll scope them into the rollout.

It depends on the supplier’s API and how much of its behavior is non-standard. You get a dated estimate after the assessment stage, before any commitment.

Ongoing maintenance within a supplier’s existing API is part of standard support. When a supplier adjusts formats, fields, or static data, our team absorbs the change and your connection keeps running. A supplier update doesn’t become a development ticket for your team.

A full API replacement works differently. If a supplier deprecates its API and moves to a new one, that’s a new integration — it runs through the same assess, map, connect, and maintain stages as any other, under a separate integration agreement.

We flag deprecation notices as soon as suppliers publish them, so the decision reaches you with time to plan.

Yes, through the same REST API that covers the full search-to-booking lifecycle. The core is separate from the front end, so you can run our booking engine or keep your own site and drive it through the API.

No. We’re a travel suppliers integration provider rather than a travel content reseller. You own the commercial relationship with every supplier in your system.