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    dartstourism

    A Clear Integration Framework: Choose the Right Path for Each Supply Type.

    Darts supports three primary integration methods—often used together in one ecosystem.  

    Static Contracting (Internal Loading) 


    Best when you need fast activation, full control, or structured product creation. 


    Typical use cases 

    • contracted hotels (static seasons and offers) 
    • fixed transfers and excursions 
    • tour operator packages and allotments 
    • negotiated corporate rate catalogs 


    What you gain 

    • full governance over pricing rules and conditions 
    • clean product data and consistent display 
    • easier margin control and packaging logic 


    Extranet Contracting (Supplier Self-Managed) 


    Best when suppliers need to update content frequently and you want to reduce manual workload. 


    Typical use cases 

    • hotels updating rates, stop-sales, and availability 
    • DMCs uploading services and special offers 
    • excursion providers managing inventory and restrictions 
    • suppliers contributing content for distribution at scale 


    What you gain 

    • faster updates with less operational overhead 
    • fewer errors and disputes (traceable changes) 
    • scalable supplier onboarding and content expansion 


    Dynamic Connectivity (Channel Managers / Auth APIs) 


    Best when you need real-time availability and rate parity connected directly to supplier systems. 


    Typical use cases 

    • hotels via channel managers 
    • live bedbank connections 
    • OTA-style real-time inventory strategies 
    • dynamic packaging with current pricing 


    What you gain 

    • real-time availability and pricing 
    • stronger conversion and fewer booking failures 
    • scalable distribution with current inventory signals 


    What We Integrate 

    Hotels (Direct Contracting + Extranet + Channel Managers) 

    We support hotel supply through: 

    • direct contracting (static/internal loading) 
    • hotel extranet (supplier-managed updates) 
    • channel manager connectivity (dynamic live availability) 

    Best for: DMCs, TOs, OTAs, agencies building preferred hotel content. 

    Bedbanks & Wholesalers (API Connectivity) 

    Connect to multiple inventory sources to improve availability and competitiveness, reduce dependency, and support source comparison/yield. 

    Examples referenced in your ecosystem narrative include: Hotelbeds, WebBeds, TBO, Dida, TDS (and others as required by the partner model). 

    Best for: OTAs, agencies, marketplaces, high-volume B2B distribution. 

    DMCs & Ground Service Providers (Extranet + Contract Upload) 

    DMCs and suppliers can: 

    • upload contracted services (hotels, transfers, excursions) 
    • manage content through extranet workflows 
    • distribute across B2B partner channels 

    Best for: inbound ecosystems, destination content expansion, service differentiation. 

    Air Content (GDS + NDC + Consolidators) 

    Support professional air distribution pathways including: 

    • GDS connectivity (e.g., Amadeus, Sabre, Travelport—based on scope and agreements) 
    • NDC and airline API routes (where applicable) 
    • consolidator integrations and multi-IATA operational models (where applicable) 

    Best for: TMCs, agencies, corporate travel, hybrid air + non-air businesses. 

    Payments (Local Rails + Global Card Acceptance) 

    Integrate payment gateways and local settlement needs through: 

    • payment aggregators (e.g., PayTabs, PayFort—based on availability/contracting) 
    • bank integrations where required 
    • multi-currency settlement logic aligned with regional operations 

    Best for: B2C portals, corporate travel billing models, marketplaces with multi-party settlement. 

    Which Approach Should You Use?

    In most real deployments, the strongest models are hybrid: 

    core contracted content (static) + supplier expansion (extranet) + real-time coverage (API/channel managers). 

    Use Static Loading when: 


    • your rates are negotiated and stable 
    • you require strong governance over price rules and product design 
    • you sell packages with fixed structures 


    Use Extranet when: 


    • suppliers must update rates/availability frequently 
    • you want to scale supplier onboarding without manual work 
    • traceability and change logs matter 


    Use Auth API / Channel Managers when: 


    • you need live availability and rate parity 
    • you operate OTA-like real-time booking demand 
    • the supplier already manages inventory in a connected system 


    Built for Operational Discipline at Scale 

    Our integrations are designed to support: 


    • role-based access and permissions 
    • audit trails for changes and approvals 
    • controlled pricing governance (markups, segmentation, channel rules) 
    • resilient operations (monitoring, fallback logic where applicable) 
    • compliance-ready workflows for finance and reporting 


    Outcomes illustration

    The Business Impact of a Proper Integration Layer 


    Partners benefit from: 


    • broader and more resilient inventory coverage 
    • better conversion through availability accuracy 
    • margin protection through yield/source intelligence 
    • faster supplier onboarding and growth through extranet workflows 
    • lower operational cost through automation and structured updates 
    • improved reporting across markets, products, and channels 

    Common Integration Scenarios We Deliver 

    Agency Launching a White-Label B2B Portal 

    Bed Bank API coverage + payments + pricing governance and reporting. 

    DMC Building Direct Hotel Portfolio 

    Static contracting for preferred hotels + extranet onboarding for suppliers + distribution to partner agencies. 

    OTA Scaling Inventory 

    Multiple Bed Banks + channel managers + yield comparison and margin governance. 

    Corporate/TMC Program 

    GDS/NDC + corporate billing rules + approval and reporting structure. 

    Frequently Asked Questions 

    Plan Your Integration Architecture with Confidence 

    Request an integrations workshop. We’ll map your supply strategy (static contracting vs extranet vs live API), target markets, and commercial model into a scalable integration plan.