Technoheaven launches enhanced tour operating platform
Travel tech firm Technoheaven announced the launch of its latest Tour Operating Software, specifically optimised for travel professionals across Europe and the US.
Designed to streamline complex workflows and unlock new revenue, the platform gives agencies, operators, and distributors an end-to-end suite of tools.
“Travel businesses are navigating a more competitive and demanding marketplace than ever before,” said Vinod Kelwani, CEO of Technoheaven.
“With this launch, we are delivering more than software—we are providing a complete operating system for the travel industry.”
The platform comprises:
Comprehensive Booking & Itinerary Management – Real-time booking across flights, hotels, transfers, tours, and packages, with dynamic packaging, flexible itineraries, and integrated payments. It has professional quotation tools, branded proposals, vouchers, and e-documents to make the sales process seamless.
Supplier, Contract & Distribution Control – Centralised inventory management with integrated GDS, bedbanks, activity providers, and payment gateways. Advanced contracting and rate management features include a multi-currency module.
API & Third-Party Integrations –API framework connects directly to leading GDSs, bedbanks, activity providers, and other third-party systems.
Customer Engagement & Loyalty – A built-in CRM with personalised client interactions, automated communications, and branded portals for both B2B agents and B2C customers. Agents can manage bookings, commissions, and vouchers.
Automation, Payments & Credit Control – Automated confirmations, reminders, cancellations, and refunds reduce manual intervention. It enables flexible payment plans, partial payments, instalment options, and agent credit management.
Analytics, Reporting & Scalability – Real-time BI dashboards and advanced reporting provide deep insights into revenue, profitability, and performance.
The new platform gives online travel agencies the ability to complete bookings faster while improving overall margins.
Destination management companies can deliver more localised offerings tailored to diverse markets.
Also, tour operators benefit from fully integrated workflows, covering everything from contracting to service delivery, while travel management companies gain access to data-backed solutions.
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