Digittrix builds travel booking apps and websites for agencies, tour operators and travel startups in India. Help customers compare packages, plan itineraries, request quotes or book through your approved travel suppliers.
Choose Android, iOS or web for your customers, with admin tools that help your team manage enquiries, bookings, payments and trip updates.
Do you need enquiries, trip planning or online bookings?
Choose an enquiry website, itinerary app or live booking platform. Then select the customer features, platforms and supplier connections you need for launch.
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Your customers
Browse packages, plan trips or book online
Your team
Manage enquiries, bookings and support
Your suppliers
Connect the services you already sell
Travanya: Android and iOS travel apps
Android & iOS app development
Travanya
Digittrix delivered the Android and iOS apps for Travanya, a travel booking platform for flights and holiday packages.
Delivered by Digittrix
Android and iOS apps
Product category
Travel booking
A closer look at the app
Explore two customer features in the published Android previews:
Compare flight options. View fares, departure and arrival times, journey duration and flight details.
Explore holiday packages. Check a holiday offer’s duration, inclusions and price.
Flight resultsHoliday packages
Travanya’s Google Play previews show flight comparisons and a holiday package.
Planning a travel app? Share your Android and iOS requirements, booking process and supplier accounts. We’ll help you define the first release.
Compare like-for-like proposals
Choose an enquiry website or a live booking app
Compare what customers can do, which suppliers the app connects to and who manages payments. These choices shape your development scope and cost.
Your product route
What to scope
What to verify before approval
Enquiry and itinerary product
What to scopeTravellers request a trip or discuss an itinerary with your team.
What to verify before approvalDecide who receives each enquiry, updates itineraries and follows up. This option does not include live ticketing or supplier confirmation.
Supplier-connected booking
What to scopeCustomers check availability, reserve a trip and pay through connected providers.
What to verify before approvalConfirm the supplier API, test access and contract. Name who can issue, cancel or refund a booking.
Multi-supplier platform
What to scopeCombine several travel suppliers with tools for your operations team.
What to verify before approvalDefine how staff match payments, retry failed requests and manage cancellations for each supplier. One API may not cover every travel product.
Interactive planning example
Payment succeeded, but did the booking?
Illustrative scenarios for agreeing your scope. These are not client transactions, a working integration or measured project results. No data is sent or collected by this example.
Keep one payment reference and booking attempt. Show the customer that confirmation is pending and alert your team. Refreshing the page must not trigger another charge.
Confirmation arrives
Payment: captured. Reservation: confirmed.
Match the supplier reference to the existing booking attempt. Repeated supplier notifications must not create another booking or charge.
Record the failed booking and check the supplier and payment rules. Show a refund as complete only after the payment provider confirms it.
Travel booking proposal checklist
Ask for these items in your written estimate. Agree inclusions and acceptance tests before signing; this checklist does not add features to a package or report completed project tests.
Supplier responsibility
Who provides the travel inventory, approves API access, issues tickets and handles cancellations.
Booking acceptance
Test fare changes, delayed supplier responses after payment, repeated notifications and refund status.
Commercial handover
Customer, agent and admin tools; code and account ownership; supplier fees; and support after launch.
Project evidence for your shortlist
Travanya app referenceDigittrix delivered the Android and iOS apps. Explore the published Android previews and product links.
Digittrix developed the responsive website, content management and enquiry tools for Delhi-based Garuda Travel World. Visitors explore destinations, read itineraries and request trip quotes.
The website credits Digittrix for design, development and promotion.
Digittrix developed the Lyric’s Destinations website and its backend. The backend supports customer trip management, customer login, payments, notifications and itinerary management. The travel website brings together group journeys, detailed itineraries, destination galleries, membership information and enquiries.
Hear clients describe working with our team on mobile apps, web applications and websites across different industries. Watch their reviews of communication, design and delivery.
Mobile app development
Thomas’s mobile app development review
Review summary: Thomas describes a mobile app built for his business, including the initial consultation, how the team listened to his ideas, the design and his experience with the finished app.
1 min 22 sec · Published Digittrix’s YouTube channel
Review summary: Anuj describes working with Digittrix to build a web application. He discusses support, feedback, timelines and choosing a technology partner for an MVP.
Review summary: A client describes turning his website idea into a finished product, with feedback on listening to requirements, responsiveness, patience and professionalism.
Select the tools your customers and staff need for the first release.
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Travel booking engine
Let customers search available trips, see the current total price and make a reservation. Track each booking from payment through confirmation or cancellation.
02
Tour package website
Publish destinations, itineraries, inclusions and prices. Collect trip requirements through enquiry forms so your team can prepare a quote.
03
Travel CRM and admin dashboard
A customer relationship management (CRM) system keeps enquiries, quotes and customer records together. Assign follow-ups and track bookings.
04
Itinerary planner app
Give travellers a day-by-day plan with hotel details, transfers, activities, vouchers and important updates in one place.
05
Agent or supplier portal
Give agents access to the trips and prices they can sell. Let authorised suppliers update availability and manage assigned reservations.
06
AI travel assistant
Help travellers find packages and draft itineraries from your own travel content. Check availability and prices with the booking supplier before taking a reservation.
Travel app UI and UX design
A sample booking journey
These example screens show how a traveller could find a trip, check the details, pay and view their booking. We design the actual screens around your packages and booking process.
01 / Discover
PLAN YOUR NEXT TRIP
Find your getaway
Destination · dates · travellers
Goa escape 3 nights · hotel + experiences
Kerala discovery 5 nights · a tailored itinerary
Explore available trips →
Search by destination, dates and number of travellers.
02 / Compare
YOUR TRIP, IN DETAIL
Know what is included
Day-by-day itinerary
Room and transfer options
Cancellation conditions
Availability check Recheck supplier rates before checkout
Review your selection →
Explain price changes and unavailable options before payment.
03 / Checkout
REVIEW AND PAY
Review your booking
Traveller details Only information needed for the booking
Fare + taxes + fees One itemised total in the chosen currency
Continue to secure payment →
Show supported payment methods and explain what to do if a payment fails.
04 / Manage
BOOKING STATUS
Stay informed
Payment received Supplier confirmation tracked separately
Your trip documents Vouchers appear after confirmation
View itinerary and support →
Show whether a booking is confirmed, pending or cancelled, and how to get help.
These screens illustrate a booking app. If you sell customised trips, customers can send an enquiry instead, and your team can check availability and prepare a quote.
Who we build for
Travel software for agencies, operators and travel teams
A tour operator needs different tools from a hotel or a corporate travel team. We start with how your business sells and manages travel.
01
Travel agencies
Turn trip requests into quotes and organise agent follow-ups.
02
Tour operators and DMCs
Coordinate group departures and local suppliers. Destination management companies (DMCs) can combine hotels, transfers and activities.
03
Online travel agencies
Sell flights, hotels or activities from suppliers your business is authorised to use.
04
Hotels and accommodation teams
Show room types, rates and availability from your reservation system, and let guests manage their bookings.
05
Corporate travel teams
Let employees request trips and managers approve them. Track spending against company travel policies.
06
Travel startups
Test an idea such as a trip planner or activity-booking app with a small first version, then add features based on customer use.
Customer, agent and admin access
Who can see and manage each booking?
Choose direct customer bookings (B2C), travel agent sales (B2B) or both. Set permissions so each user can access only the records and actions they need.
01
Travellers
Travellers access their own trips, documents, payment status and support requests.
02
Agents and suppliers
Agents manage assigned customers and quotes. Suppliers update only the records their permissions allow.
03
Your operations team
Administrators control staff access, review sales and resolve bookings that need attention.
Supplier connections
Travel APIs and payment integrations
An application programming interface (API) lets your app exchange data with a supplier or payment provider. A global distribution system (GDS) connects travel businesses to flight availability and reservation services. We assess each connection against your products and approved supplier accounts.
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Examples of services your app can connect to, subject to account access and provider approval.
Connection
What it connects
What we need to confirm
Flights
Connect to Amadeus, Sabre, Travelport or another supplier for flight search and booking.
Your approved supplier account, available routes, booking permissions and test access.
Hotels
Connect hotel availability and rates to your existing reservation system or a hotel supplier.
Who supplies the rooms, which rate plans apply and how changes and cancellations work.
Payments and refunds
Connect a suitable gateway, such as Razorpay, Stripe or PayPal, to take payments and track refunds.
A merchant account, supported currencies, settlement terms and the refund process.
Maps and messages
Show locations and send booking confirmations or trip updates by email, SMS or push notification.
Provider accounts, usage charges and customer notification preferences.
CRM and reports
Pass enquiries and booking updates to your customer-management system.
Which records to share, who can access them and which system keeps the main customer record.
Your business needs the relevant supplier and payment accounts. Providers set their own approval requirements and fees. The names above are possible integration options, not a list of Digittrix partners.
Before choosing a developer
How to compare travel app development companies in India
Once you choose the product scope, compare delivery evidence, costs and handover terms.
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Questions to ask when comparing travel app development proposals.
Topic
What to check
Digittrix approach
Website and mobile apps
Are web, Android, iOS and admin tools priced separately? What is included at launch?
Your proposal names the platforms, screens and launch work.
Relevant past work
Ask to see the actual product and find out what the company built.
Review the Travanya apps, Garuda website, Lyric’s website and backend, and YatraWhizz backend work. Check the delivery scope of each project.
Development and running costs
Which development and running costs will you pay?
Your estimate separates our development fee from third-party services.
Ownership and support
Who owns the code and accounts? Who fixes problems after launch?
You own the code and publishing accounts. Review the design handover and six-month support terms below.
Ask for these commitments in writing before you approve the estimate.
Cost and timeline
Travel app development costs and timelines
Compare costs for the product you need. A minimum viable product (MVP) includes the essential features you need to test your idea with customers.
Digittrix estimates for a defined first version. The final quote lists the features and services included.
Product
Development estimate
Typical timeline
Example inclusions
Travel website and enquiry portal
Approx. ₹1.25–3 lakhUSD $1,500–$3,500
3–6 weeks
Destination and package pages, enquiry forms, content editing, WhatsApp or CRM connections, analytics and basic admin tools.
Travel MVP app or itinerary product
Approx. ₹3–7 lakhUSD $3,500–$8,000
6–12 weeks
A customer app or responsive website, itinerary tools, saved trips, accounts, notifications, an agreed payment or enquiry option and admin tools.
Supplier-connected booking platform
Approx. ₹7–21 lakh+USD $8,000–$25,000+
12–20+ weeks
Booking features, agreed supplier or GDS connections, payment and refund tracking, agent or supplier accounts, admin reports, testing and launch support.
What affects your travel app estimate?
01
Platforms and user roles
Choose the website, Android or iOS apps and staff access you need at launch.
What affects the price: Number of platforms, user journeys and permission levels.
02
Supplier connections
Confirm the APIs your business can access and the operations each provider permits.
What affects the price: Number of providers, approval steps and booking problems the app must handle.
03
Existing systems and data
Identify the content, customer records and operational tools that need to move or connect.
What affects the price: Content and records to transfer, plus connections to your customer-management and reporting tools.
Estimates assume a limited first release built with reusable components. Complex platforms or large data transfers need a separate quote. Your proposal confirms the price, currency and taxes; INR amounts are approximate.
Budget separately for: GST, hosting, supplier access, payment-gateway fees, maps, messages, software licences, maintenance and marketing, unless your quote includes them.
The timelines assume your content, design approvals and supplier access are ready. Supplier certification or app-store review can delay launch.
Review the designs and working features as the project progresses, with clear milestones for development, testing and launch.
01
Understand your business
Discuss what you sell, who books with you and how your team manages trips today. Agree the first version and budget.
02
Design the screens
We design the search, enquiry and booking screens and revise them until you approve, within the committed timeline. Together, we agree how the app handles price changes and failed bookings.
03
Build and connect
We build the agreed app, admin tools and supplier connections. You review progress in weekly demo meetings and receive installable test builds at agreed milestones for your chosen platforms.
04
Test and launch
We test bookings, payments, cancellations and account access. For the agreed app platforms, we prepare store descriptions, screenshots, icons, test releases and privacy forms. We submit the apps and handle reviewer replies and resubmissions. Apple and Google decide approval.
05
Support after launch
Your six-month technical support period starts at launch. See the coverage and maintenance options below.
Technology planning
Choose technology that fits your travel product
We choose technology to fit your required devices, supplier systems and maintenance needs. These are some of the options we discuss with you.
01
Web and mobile
Use React for a website, Flutter for Android and iOS apps that share code, or Swift and Kotlin for separate native apps. We recommend an approach based on the features and devices you need.
Laravel/PHP or Node.js can run the booking and admin services, with PostgreSQL or MySQL storing records. Repeated requests must not create duplicate bookings or charges.
An AI assistant can suggest itineraries or answer questions using your package information. Live prices, availability and booking confirmation still come from the supplier.
Choose hosting for the expected traffic, with backups and monitoring. Cache frequently used search results to improve speed, then recheck the latest supplier price before booking.
05
Indian and international payments
Offer UPI, cards or other methods supported by your payment gateway. Show the total price, currency and taxes clearly, and keep customers informed about refunds.
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Data protection and testing
Collect only the traveller details needed, protect supplier credentials and restrict staff access. Test interrupted payments, supplier errors and cancellation requests before launch.
Your proposal confirms the selected technology and the services your team will need to operate.
Start small, build custom or improve an existing app
Choose a starting point based on what you already have.
A focused first release
Test the essential features, then use customer feedback to plan the next release.
A custom travel platform
Build the workflows that standard software cannot handle, such as custom agent pricing.
Improve an existing product
Review the code and supplier connections. Fix failed bookings or slow screens before adding features.
How will you earn revenue? The app can account for supplier commissions, booking fees or subscriptions. Decide how charges appear to customers and what happens to those fees when a trip is cancelled.
Maintenance and growth
Six months of support after launch
We support your app for six months after launch. Our team fixes bugs in delivered features and handles operating system updates and third-party API changes.
01
Supplier and payment connections
We investigate failed supplier requests, missing payment updates and bookings that still need confirmation. We update integrations when providers change their APIs.
02
App updates and performance
We fix agreed bugs, investigate crashes and slow screens, and test website and app updates before publishing.
03
DIET technical support
Chat with our technical support team in the DIET app, available 24 hours. Agree issue priority, response and resolution targets in your proposal. We offer a maintenance plan after the included six months.
Ownership and handover: You own the source code. We transfer it with editable Figma files after final payment and publish the apps through your developer accounts. You pay third-party service and account fees. We agree new features, additional suppliers and certification work separately; your provider contracts set the access terms.
Planning resources
Travel app development resources
Read more about budgeting, choosing features and marketing a travel business.
Explore ways to bring more visitors and enquiries to your travel business.
Questions clients ask
Travel app development FAQs
Practical answers about scope, supplier access, costs and ongoing support.
How much does travel booking app development cost in India?
An enquiry website costs approximately ₹1.25–3 lakh (USD $1,500–$3,500). A basic travel or itinerary app typically costs ₹3–7 lakh (USD $3,500–$8,000). For a supplier-connected booking platform, allow ₹7–21 lakh+ (USD $8,000–$25,000+). Your quote confirms the final INR price, included features, taxes and separate running costs.
How does a travel enquiry portal differ from a booking app?
An enquiry portal collects trip requirements so your team can check availability and send a quote. A booking app lets the customer see current availability, pay and receive confirmation through a connected supplier. An itinerary app mainly organises trip details and does not need to sell bookings.
Can my travel app connect to flight and hotel APIs?
Yes, if the supplier provides the required API access and approves your account. We review its documentation and test access before confirming which search, booking, change and cancellation features we can build. Amadeus, Sabre and Travelport are among the options to assess.
Who provides supplier credentials and pays API fees?
Your business normally owns and pays for its supplier, payment and hosting accounts. You provide the access needed for development. We identify the required accounts and separate provider charges in the proposal.
How does the app handle price changes, failed payments and refunds?
The app rechecks the price before checkout and asks the customer to accept any change. We plan separate tracking for payments and supplier confirmations. If payment succeeds but a booking fails, the customer sees the actual status and a support or refund option. Refund eligibility and timing follow the supplier and payment-provider terms.
Can one travel platform support B2B agents and B2C customers?
Yes. A business-to-consumer (B2C) app lets travellers book or enquire directly. A business-to-business (B2B) portal gives agents separate accounts to manage quotes and bookings. You can set agent markups, restrict access to customer records and give administrators control over both.
How long does it take to build a travel app?
Allow roughly 3–6 weeks for an enquiry website, 6–12 weeks for a basic travel app, and 12–20+ weeks for a supplier-connected booking platform. These estimates assume the agreed designs, content and supplier access are ready. Additional features, supplier approval or app-store review can extend the timeline.
Who owns the source code and app-store accounts?
You own the source code. We transfer it with editable Figma files after final payment and publish the apps through your developer accounts. Your proposal lists the platforms and admin tools we will deliver. You pay third-party service and account fees.
What support do you provide after launch?
For six months after launch, we fix bugs in delivered features and handle operating system updates and third-party API changes. You can chat with our team in DIET, available 24 hours. Your support agreement sets response and resolution targets. We offer a maintenance plan after six months and quote new features and supplier integrations separately.
What AI features are useful in a travel app?
AI can suggest an itinerary, help find a suitable package or answer questions from your travel content. It should use supplier data for prices and availability, and must not invent booking confirmations. Customers should be able to check details and contact your team.
How should I compare travel app development companies in India?
Compare relevant work, the features and platforms included, supplier integration experience, code ownership, support terms and the total cost. Ask each company how it handles a paid booking that the supplier cannot confirm. Request a walkthrough of that process and confirm who resolves the booking or refund.
Plan your next release
Tell us about your travel business
Tell us what you sell, how customers book today and whether you need a website, Android app or iOS app. Share any supplier systems you already use so we can prepare a relevant estimate.
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