Insights
Product updates and insights for travel operators on Traviology.
Product updates, feature deep-dives, and operator insights from Traviology.
- EES is live, ETIAS is not: what to tell clients heading to Europe — Europe's Entry/Exit System has been fully running since April 2026. ETIAS still has no start date. Here is the difference in plain words, and the script we would use with clients.
- How to quote a multi-stop trip on one live map — Traviology's Trip Planner lets agents place stops on a live map, pair flights, hotels, trains, transfers and tours to each leg, watch the trip total update, and send a branded itinerary for approval.
- Wallets, invoices and the quiet back office — Multi-currency wallets, invoicing and finance adjustments come with the Platform and Enterprise plans. Where they fit in an agency's month-end, and where we'd rather you ask.
- Your brand, your domain: what running a Traviology storefront looks like — Every agency on Traviology gets its own isolated storefront on its own domain. Here is what you set up, what runs underneath, and what your customers actually see.
- What plugs into a Traviology storefront, and why your team will notice — Supplier connections, Stripe payments, Google location search and sign-in, and Cloudflare delivery come wired in, and Enterprise teams can add their own supplier APIs. Here is what each one changes at the desk.
- The quiet legs: why trains and transfers make or break a multi-city trip — Clients remember the hotels, but they judge the trip by the gaps between them. Booking rail legs and airport transfers alongside everything else is what makes a multi-city route feel easy.
- Rome, Florence, Venice: building a first trip to Italy, one decision at a time — A worked example of an agent planning a first-time Italy trip in Trip Planner: which cities make the cut, why the train beats the plane between them, and where to leave a day empty.
- How your storefront gets found: a plain-language tour of Traviology SEO — Every Traviology storefront publishes indexable country hubs, city pages, geo listings for hotels, tours, transfers and trains, and detail pages, with sitemap and indexing controls. Here is what each page does for an agency.
- The AI studio in your operator console, and the person who should still check its work — Traviology's built-in AI studio drafts tour photos, homepage heroes, SEO copy and trip covers on every bundle. It saves real time, and it works best with a person reading everything before it goes live.