Can I set up a second white label travel portal for another brand I own?

Yes, you can usually run a second white label travel portal for another brand you own, but it is built as its own portal rather than a switch inside the one you already have. Each brand gets its own web address, its own logo and colours, its own content pages and normally its own payment setup, so launching it feels much like launching your first website again.

How the two sit together depends on your plan. Some setups let you manage both brands from one back office, with shared customer and booking records and a different markup for each brand, while others keep them completely apart with their own logins and their own reports. Keeping them apart is tidier if the brands serve different markets or different staff, but it does mean checking two places for your bookings.

The supplier side matters too. Some airline and hotel suppliers approve each website and brand they appear on, so the content you already show on your first portal may need a fresh agreement or a short review before it can go live on the second. Until that is confirmed, we would not want to promise that both brands will show exactly the same hotels and airlines, and a few suppliers may ask for separate credentials for each brand.

Before you commit to the second brand, tell us the web address you plan to use, the markets and currencies it will serve and whether your staff should see both brands or only one, and ask us whether your current plan covers an extra portal or needs changing.