Can I use my own domain name for my white label travel portal so customers don't see another company's name?

Yes, your white label travel portal can run on your own domain name, and that is how most travel businesses set it up. You can either use your main website address, or a separate address such as a booking subdomain of the site you already have, whichever suits how you want customers to move between your brochure pages and the search and booking pages. The portal itself carries your logo, your colours and your business name, so a customer searching and booking sees only your brand from start to finish.

The practical side is simple but it does need you to have access to wherever your domain name is managed, because a small setting there has to point to the portal. If you bought your domain through a web designer or a hosting company and you no longer have the login, that is usually the only thing that holds the process up, so it is worth chasing it early. Our team guides you through the change and confirms the secure padlock is in place before you start taking live bookings.

There are a couple of honest limits. When a customer enters card details, the payment step may briefly show the name of the payment provider you use, because that page belongs to them and not to us. Supplier confirmations, vouchers and terms sometimes have to name the airline, hotel chain or wholesaler behind the booking, and some suppliers insist on that as a condition of selling their inventory. Which parts can be branded and which cannot depends on the suppliers and the plan you are on.

Before you get in touch, decide whether you want the portal on your main address or a booking subdomain, and check that you can log in to your domain provider.