Travel agencies lose margin and time using spreadsheets, email and manual follow-ups. A vertical SaaS centralizes booking flows, margins/spreads, supplier P&L and automates customer follow-ups with AI-assisted reconciliation.
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Spreadsheets bog travel agencies — SaaS to centralize bookings, operations targets a $1.8B = 300k travel agencies x $6K ACV total addressable market with medium saturation and a year-over-year growth rate of 10-15% growth in travel-tech spend and SaaS adoption among agencies.
Key trends driving demand: API consolidation -- standardized booking/payment APIs reduce integration time and costs, enabling faster product launches.; AI-assisted ops -- OCR + LLMs enable automated invoice reconciliation and margin analysis previously manual for operators.; Shift to experiences -- growth of complex package tours and DMC offerings increases demand for integrated itinerary + P&L tools.; Cloud-native adoption -- agencies are more willing to replace desktop tools and spreadsheets with SaaS platforms for remote work..
Key competitors include Tourwriter, Travefy, Rezdy, FareHarbor (Booking Holdings), Spreadsheets + Email + WhatsApp (workaround).
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