Can I use my own domain name for my white label travel portal so it looks like my own website?

Yes, you can run your white label travel portal on your own domain name, and that is how most agencies set it up. Your customers see your web address in the browser, your logo on the pages and your company name on the confirmations, so the booking journey feels like part of your own site rather than somewhere they have been sent off to.

In practice you buy the domain from a domain registrar, or keep the one you already have, and it stays registered in your name. You then update a couple of settings with your registrar so the address points at your portal, and our team gives you exactly what to enter, or walks through that step with you if you would rather not touch it. You can use your main address or a subdomain, which suits agencies who already have a brochure style website they want to leave as it is and only need the booking part to sit somewhere alongside it.

A few honest points. A domain change does not always show up for everyone at the same moment, so it is better to plan the switch for a quiet period than for a busy sale day. The secure padlock is arranged as part of going live, so customers are not warned off at the payment step. Whether you can point more than one address at the same portal, which matters if you trade under more than one name, depends on the plan you are on.

Before you start, check who holds the login for your domain registrar, since you will need it, and tell us if your company email runs on that same domain so nothing is disturbed when the website side moves.