Can I sell a holiday package with the flight and the hotel together on my website instead of selling them separately?

Yes, selling a flight and a hotel together as one package is something travel agency software can handle, but it helps to know how it works underneath before you promise it to customers. In most cases the customer searches once, sees a combined price for the flight and the stay, pays once and gets one confirmation from your agency. Behind that single sale, the flight and the hotel are still booked with their own suppliers, so each part keeps its own rules for changes, cancellation deadlines and refunds.

That matters in daily work. If a customer wants to cancel a package, your staff may be able to cancel the hotel part under its own policy while the airline part follows the airline rules, and the two will rarely match. Good practice is to show the customer the cancellation terms for both parts at the time of booking so there are no arguments later. You can usually set your markup on the package as a whole rather than on each piece, which lets you price the bundle more attractively than the two items sold on their own.

There is also the simpler kind of package, where you build a fixed itinerary yourself with your own negotiated rates and sell it as a set product on your site. That approach gives you full control of the content and the price, though confirmation is often handled by your team rather than instantly. Which of these you can use depends on your plan and on what your connected suppliers allow for packaging.

The next step is to check which products are switched on for your account, decide whether you want live combined packages or your own fixed ones, and then run a full test booking from search to voucher before you advertise it.