Can I add a flight and hotel search box to my existing website instead of replacing it with a new portal?

Yes, in most cases you can keep your existing website and add a search box to it rather than start over. The usual approach is to place a small search panel on your home page or on a dedicated landing page, and when a customer runs a search they move through to the booking pages of your portal, which are styled to match your brand so the change feels natural to them. Your existing pages, your blog, your photos and your contact details all stay exactly where they are.

How neatly this fits depends on how your current site is built and on your plan. A site built on one of the common website builders or content systems will normally accept a search panel without much trouble. A site that is heavily custom, or one where you cannot edit the page templates yourself, may need a hand from whoever looks after it. The results, passenger details and payment steps stay on the portal side, because that is where the supplier connections and the payment gateway sit, so the full booking flow is not something that can be dropped into any page.

It is also worth thinking about what you want on the front page. A single box for flights looks and behaves quite differently from tabs for flights, hotels and transfers, especially on a narrow page or on a phone, so the layout of your current site matters more than people expect.

Before you decide, find out what your current website is built on and who has access to edit it, then show us the page where you want the search box so we can tell you honestly what will work there.