iVector
Tour operator software
Travel arrangement software
- Features
- Ease of use
- Ease of management
- Quality of support
- Affordability
- Market presence
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What is iVector
iVector is a travel technology platform used by tour operators and travel sellers to package and distribute holidays, including dynamic packaging of flights, hotels, and ancillary services. It supports product contracting, pricing, booking workflows, and integration with external travel content sources and downstream sales channels. The product is typically used by mid-market to enterprise travel businesses that need configurable packaging rules and multi-channel distribution rather than a lightweight activity-only booking tool.
Dynamic packaging and pricing
iVector is designed around building and pricing travel packages from multiple components such as air, accommodation, and extras. This supports tour-operator style workflows where inventory and rates come from multiple suppliers and need to be combined into a single itinerary and price. It fits use cases that go beyond simple availability calendars and single-service reservations.
Multi-channel distribution support
The platform is commonly positioned for businesses selling through multiple channels, such as direct web sales and trade/agent distribution. It supports workflows for quoting, booking, and managing reservations that align with travel arrangement operations. This can reduce reliance on separate systems for packaging and channel enablement.
Integration-oriented architecture
iVector is built to connect with external travel content and operational systems, which is important for tour operators working with multiple suppliers and third-party services. Integration capabilities help automate booking creation, updates, and downstream fulfillment. This is a differentiator versus tools focused primarily on front-end booking for tours/activities.
Heavier implementation footprint
Tour-operator platforms typically require configuration of packaging rules, supplier connections, and operational processes before they deliver value. Compared with simpler booking tools, iVector is likely to involve longer onboarding and more stakeholder involvement. This can be a constraint for smaller operators seeking a quick, self-serve setup.
Less suited to activities-only
Businesses focused mainly on day tours and activities may find the platform’s packaging and distribution orientation broader than necessary. If the primary need is a lightweight booking widget, resource scheduling, and basic payments, the feature set may be more complex than required. This can increase training needs for frontline staff.
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Plan & Pricing
| Plan | Price | Key features & notes |
|---|---|---|
| Professional | From £4,000 per month | Suited to all travel businesses; market-leading reservation features; tailored demonstrations and detailed workshops; requirements matching; flexible initial delivery (off-the-shelf or full implementation); support and product roadmap options; managed hosting included (some usage caps apply). |
| Enterprise | Custom / On request | For large travel companies: tailored partnerships, full-service support, ongoing bespoke feature development, dedicated project management, intensive support packages, and custom managed hosting. |
