Can I keep my existing website and just add the booking part to it, or do I have to replace the whole site?

Yes, in most cases you can keep the website you already have and simply add the booking side to it. Plenty of agencies have spent years building up their site, their content and their search rankings, and there is no reason to throw that away. The usual approach is that your current site stays exactly as it is for your home page, your about page and your contact details, and the booking engine lives on its own page or section that you link to from your menu with a button such as Book Now or Search Flights.

There are generally two ways this is set up. The booking screens can sit on a page within your existing site so visitors never feel they have left it, or they can open on a web address that belongs to you and is styled to match your main site, using your logo, your colours and your fonts. Which one suits you best depends a lot on how your current website was built and what platform it runs on, so it is worth telling us that early rather than assuming.

Be aware of a few honest limits. Older or very custom sites sometimes make the in page option awkward, and whoever looks after your website may need to add the link or the page for you, which is usually a small job rather than a rebuild. The search and results screens also follow their own layout, so they will carry your branding but will not be a pixel for pixel copy of your existing design. What is possible can also vary by plan.

Before you decide, check who currently manages your website and whether you can get a page added or edited, then send us your site address so we can suggest the neatest way to join the two together.