Zaui Tour
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 Zaui Tour
Zaui Tour is a reservation and operations platform for tour and activity operators. It supports online booking, inventory and capacity management, payments, and back-office workflows such as scheduling and reporting. The product is typically used by operators that run guided tours, rentals, and multi-activity offerings and need to manage availability across channels. It is positioned as an operator-focused system that combines booking, operational tools, and distribution connectivity in one platform.
Operator-centric booking workflows
Zaui Tour focuses on day-to-day tour operations such as managing departures, capacities, resources, and guest manifests. This aligns well with businesses that run scheduled activities and need staff-facing tools in addition to a consumer booking flow. Compared with lighter booking widgets, it is designed to support more operational steps around a reservation lifecycle.
Online booking and payments
The platform supports taking reservations through an online booking experience and collecting payments as part of checkout. This reduces reliance on manual invoicing and offline payment collection for standard bookings. It also helps operators standardize booking policies (e.g., cutoffs, capacity rules) at the point of sale.
Channel and distribution support
Zaui Tour is built for operators that sell through multiple channels, including direct web sales and reseller/partner distribution. Centralized inventory helps reduce double-booking risk when availability is shared across channels. This is useful for businesses that need to coordinate allocations and availability rules across different sales sources.
Implementation and setup effort
Systems that combine booking, operations, and distribution typically require more configuration than basic booking tools. Operators may need time to model products, schedules, resources, and policies before going live. This can be a constraint for very small teams that want a minimal setup and immediate deployment.
Learning curve for staff
Because the product covers both front-office reservations and back-office operations, staff often need training to use the full feature set consistently. Organizations with seasonal staff or high turnover may find onboarding more demanding than with simpler tools. The breadth of workflows can also make it harder to enforce standardized processes without internal documentation.
Fit varies by business model
Tour-operator platforms are strongest for scheduled activities, capacity-based inventory, and standardized booking flows. Businesses with highly customized itineraries, complex multi-day travel packaging, or heavy reliance on bespoke quoting may need additional tools or process workarounds. Some travel-arrangement use cases may require integrations with external CRM, itinerary, or accounting systems depending on requirements.
Plan & Pricing
| Plan | Price | Key features & notes |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0/month (plus booking/service fees) | 6% service fee added to consumer online bookings; No monthly subscription; All core booking features included (Booking engine, Reporting & Insights, Mobile App, Guest Management, Channel Manager, Zaui Connect, etc.); Support & onboarding included; Free plan requires Stripe for payment processing on this tier. |
| Enterprise | Custom pricing (contact sales) | Custom/volume-based pricing; Flexible payment structure (platform commission can be as low as 1%); Dedicated onboarding & Customer Success; API access & marketplace integrations (90+ partners); Supports 20+ payment gateways; Scalable for high-volume operators (2.5M+ annual bookings). |
Seller details
Zaui Software Ltd.
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