Can I put the flight and hotel search on the website I already have instead of setting up a whole new portal?

Yes, in most cases you can add the booking search to the website you already run instead of replacing it. The usual way this is done is with a small piece of code that you or your web person paste into a page on your existing site. That code loads the search box, and when a customer searches, the results and the booking steps appear either inside that page or on a linked page that carries your branding. Your current pages, your menu and your content stay exactly as they are.

How smoothly this goes depends on how your website was built and on the plan you are on. Most ordinary websites, including the common site builders, accept this kind of code without any trouble. Some builders limit what code you are allowed to add, and a few older custom sites need the theme touched by whoever built it, so it is worth asking your web person to take a look before you commit to it.

Keep in mind that the search results, the prices and the booking rules still come from the suppliers behind the search, so what a customer can book on your own site is the same as what they would see on a full portal. The look of the search box, your logo, your colours and your fonts can usually be matched to your site so the whole thing feels like one website to the customer rather than two.

The next thing to do is check who looks after your current website and whether you are able to add code to a page, then ask us for the search code for the services you actually sell so you can try it on a quiet test page first.