Travel Network
Selling to travel agencies at net rates, with allotment and credit, without you keeping their statement.
What it solves
Selling to a travel agency means giving a net rate, holding allotment, issuing a voucher, extending credit and then chasing payment. It is business a small hotel lets go, not for lack of demand, but for lack of anyone to run the collections.
You notice it in things like these
- An agency asks for credit and there is no way to know how much you have already extended.
- The voucher arrives in an email and nobody at the desk knows whether it is paid.
How it works
The agency comes in approved and with its limit
Agencies are approved by yaReserva, with their credit limit and their payment terms. The hotel evaluates nobody and extends credit to nobody on its own.
Net rate through its own channel
The network sells through the hotel's Travel Network channel, so which rates and how much allotment go to it is decided in Distribution, like any other channel — there is no second pricing screen.
Prepaid or credit, and the collection is ours
The agency pays by link at booking or charges to its credit, with its statement and its ageing. Payments post themselves onto the hotel's booking and enter its settlement: chasing payment is not the front desk's job.
The hotel only decides whether it sells
Signing up activates the network channel; everything else lives where it already lives. It is a one-screen decision, not a separate module to configure from scratch.
Where it lives in the panel
- yaReserva ecosystem
- Travel Network
- Sell on Travel Network
What it needs first
The hotel published with its rates loaded: the network sells what you already sell.
Go-live checklist
What it does not do yet
The limits, told by us
- It is one of the three channels where yaReserva collects: the money lands in the ecosystem account and is settled to the hotel. That account is built and switched off until Stripe confirms its pricing.
Carry on here
Shall we walk through it with your hotel on screen?
Half an hour, your rooms and your rates, and whatever questions you have. No commitment and no card.