Create agency account
Create your agency account
Applying is quick. Here’s exactly what happens next and what to have ready — so there are no surprises.
Start your application
Registration takes three short steps on the platform: your agency details with your commercial register, a code sent to your email, then the owner’s details, ID and a password. About ten minutes.
Opens the booking platform’s login page. Choose “Create new account” there to start your application.
What happens after you apply
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You register on the platform
Three short steps: agency details with your commercial register, a code to your email, then the owner’s details, ID and a password.
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We review and agree terms with you
A person checks your documents and calls you. Credit line, currency and settlement are agreed directly, agency to agency.
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We activate and send your login
You receive your login details, including your Agency Code. Then you search, book and issue.
Have these ready
Registration asks for these. Have them ready and it takes about ten minutes:
- Commercial register or trade licence (PDF, JPG or PNG, up to 5 MB)
- Owner or authorised-signatory ID (image)
- Agency address, a phone number, and an email you can receive a code on
- A password of at least 12 characters — the platform rejects shorter ones only after you submit
- Aviation licence if you hold one. If you hold ARC or IATA/IATAN accreditation, have the number to hand — the form has no field for it, so we take it on the verification call
Your documents go to the booking platform, never to this site, and are used only to verify your agency.
Can your agency apply?
A licensed travel agency with a commercial register can apply. An aviation licence helps and is optional. The registration form does not ask for an ARC, IATA or IATAN number, and you do not need one to apply — if you hold accreditation, have the number to hand for the verification call.
You do not need your own GDS contract or ticketing authority. That is part of what you are joining us for: you search, book and issue inside our platform, and the ticket is issued on the system that holds the fare.
A newly licensed agency can apply. Your credit line is agreed with you rather than assumed, so a short trading history means a smaller opening limit, not a closed door.
What gets agreed on the call
The review is a person reading your documents and then talking to you. Four things are settled in that conversation: the credit limit your account opens with, the currency it is held in — US dollars today, how you settle and top up, and who at your agency owns the account.
Top-ups are bank or exchange transfers with proof of transfer, not card payments. Nothing about pricing is held back for the call: you see one all-in price per passenger on every search, and what you charge your client above it is yours.
Three things applicants do not expect
You will not receive an automatic acknowledgement email when you submit — the platform does not send one today. A person picks your application up and contacts you, so do not read the silence as a rejection, and do not submit twice.
Your first login needs three things, not two: your email, your password, and an Agency Code. The code is issued when your account is activated and we send it to you with your login details. It is not something you choose during registration.
The registration panel opens in Arabic, because that is the platform’s default language. The button on this page takes English visitors to the English login; from there, choose “Create new account”.
What you can do on day one
Search across Amadeus, Sabre and Travelport Galileo in one query, and compare fare families side by side. Create a booking and hold it unticketed, with the airline’s own ticketing deadline shown as a countdown, while you collect from your client. Issue once your credit is in place, with an invoice and voucher that carry your agency’s name and logo.
Then add your staff. Each person gets their own login and only the permissions you grant; a new staff account starts with none.