Travelsoft Pay, the payment technology company of Travelsoft, is now integrated into six of the group’s travel technology platforms. 

Travel agencies, tour operators and other travel businesses using these platforms can switch Travelsoft Pay on without a separate integration project of their own.

Depending on the platform, clients can use Travelsoft Pay for Pay-In, Pay-Out, or both:

Pay-In: one integration connecting to multiple payment providers and payment methods, for consumer and business payments alike. Routing is configured for each client in line with their own preferences and provider agreements, with global coverage.

Pay-Out: virtual Mastercard cards for paying suppliers, available to businesses in Europe and the United Kingdom, with wider reach coming soon. Designed for travel suppliers, and just as suited to any B2B supplier anywhere Mastercard is accepted.

The platforms now integrated are:

Tigerbay (UK), a reservation and inventory platform for specialist tour operators.

Orchestra (France), a distribution and booking platform for travel agencies and tour operators.

Afidium (France), a subsidiary of Orchestra since July 2026, providing automation, air revenue optimisation and multi-source booking tools.

Travel Compositor (Spain and Latin America), a travel retail and dynamic packaging platform.

Travel Connection Technology (Romania), all-in-one technology for tour operators and travel agencies.

Travelgate (Spain), Travelsoft’s central hospitality platform, connecting travel buyers and suppliers worldwide.

The announcement comes five months after Travelsoft Pay presented its offer at VivaTech in Paris in June 2026. 

Part of a platform

Mary Cotugno, Managing Director of Travelsoft Pay, said: “We built Travelsoft Pay so that payments come as part of the platform a travel business already runs on, not as one more supplier to integrate. Having six group platforms live is that idea working in practice. A specialist tour operator in the UK and a travel agency in Spain, whatever their turnover, now have the same enterprise-grade payment tools to hand, set up the way each of them needs.

“We’ll be at WTM London from November 3 to 5. If you’re a client of any of these platforms and want to see what it means for your business, come and talk to us.”

Axel Nazarian, Managing Director of Travelsoft, said: “Every booking on our platforms ends in a payment, whether it comes from a traveller or goes to a supplier. Building that capability once, for the whole group, means each platform can offer it to its clients straight away rather than building its own.”—TradeArabia News Service