Move beyond selling individual products and start offering complete, unforgettable experiences. Our Destination Commerce capability provides the digital ecosystem for your entire destination, from hotels and tour operators to attractions and rental companies, to operate and sell as one powerful commercial force. Connect more, sell more, and give your guests the seamless journey they expect.

Synchronize real-time rates and availability from every supplier across all sales channels. Eliminate overbooking and manual errors for good.
Bundle accommodation, activities, tickets, rentals, and transport from multiple operators into a single, seamless transaction. Increase average guest spend by 3-4 times.
Push your destination's complete offering to your website, OTAs, and a global B2B network of over 15,000 travel agents and tour operators.
Connect ticketing, booking, hotel, partner sales, and guest data across your ecosystem so you can build custom digital journeys, automate workflows, and adapt the platform to your business, not the other way around.
Imagine a guest booking a hotel, ski passes, and dinner reservations in one click, on one website. Our platform makes this a reality by connecting every tourism operator in your area into a single, collaborative ecosystem. We handle the complexity of inventory management and automated financial settlements between partners, so you can focus on creating and selling the best possible experiences. It’s how destinations like Gotland have generated over $18M USD in collaborative bookings.
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Something unclear? You’ll find answers to some of the most common questions here. And if you’d rather talk it through, we’re always here to help.
Destination commerce is selling a whole destination as one bookable offer rather than as a directory of separate businesses. A visitor puts a hotel, a museum ticket, a guided tour and a transfer into one basket, pays once and receives one confirmation, while behind it four independent suppliers each get their booking and their share of the money. The hard part is not the shop front – it is holding live availability from four separate systems.
Yes. VISIT's platform is built API-first, with documented open APIs including the Galaxy API for searching and booking travel products, so an existing PMS, POS or third-party system can connect rather than being replaced. For a destination this is the deciding factor: the suppliers in a region already own their software, and any platform that requires them all to switch will not get built.
It gives a two-person kayak tour or a family-run museum access to distribution it could never build alone: the destination's own website, OTAs, and a network of more than 15,000 travel agents and tour operators. It also lets them be packaged with larger businesses, so a visitor booking a hotel is offered the tour as part of the trip. For most small operators that packaging is worth more than the direct channel access.