Can I set up my portal to show only the destinations I actually sell instead of the whole world?

Yes, in most cases you can narrow your portal down to the destinations you really sell, although how tightly it can be locked down depends on your plan and on the suppliers sitting behind the search.

The usual way this works is with a destination list that you control. That list drives the suggestions in the search box, the featured destinations on the homepage and the places your customers can pick from, so if you only sell a handful of countries or a few resort areas, those are the only names that come up when someone starts typing. You can normally also arrange the search so that a request outside your list returns a short message inviting the customer to contact your team, rather than an empty results page that looks broken.

Be aware of two honest limits. Some suppliers send back their whole inventory and the filtering happens on the portal side, so a very determined visitor who edits a link or arrives from a search engine on an older page may still reach a destination you did not mean to sell. The other thing worth thinking about is that a narrow list also narrows the pages search engines can find, and it means a loyal customer asking for somewhere new has to phone you instead of booking online, so many agencies keep a wider list live and simply promote their core destinations on the front page.

The sensible next step is to write down the countries, cities or regions you want on your portal at launch, note which of them your contracted and API suppliers actually cover, and ask our team to set the list up and show it to you on a test link before you go live.