Travel & Hospitality

Yes. We build booking engines covering search, availability, pricing rules, seasonal rates, payment, confirmation and cancellation. Availability and pricing logic is the difficult part, particularly where inventory is shared across channels and must never be double-sold.

Yes. We integrate with GDS providers, hotel and flight aggregators, and payment gateways. These APIs are frequently slow and inconsistent, so we design around that with caching, timeout handling and graceful degradation rather than assuming a clean response every time.

Travel demand concentrates sharply around holidays and sale events. We cache search results carefully, serve static content from a CDN, queue non-urgent processing, and configure autoscaling sized against peak. Load testing happens before the season rather than during it.

Yes. A channel manager synchronises rates and availability across your own site and third-party platforms so inventory stays consistent. Preventing overbooking under concurrent updates is the core engineering problem and is handled with proper locking rather than optimistic assumptions.

We build apps covering booking, itinerary management, digital tickets, offline access to travel documents and push notifications for changes. Offline access matters more here than in most sectors, since travellers frequently need their documents without connectivity or while roaming.