Can my customer book a trip that stops in two or three cities on one ticket through my portal?

Yes, a journey with several stops can be booked on your portal, though the choice on offer is usually narrower than it is for a simple return trip.

Alongside one way and return, your search form can carry a multi city option where your customer enters each leg with its own date, so a trip out to one city, on to a second, then home again comes back as a single itinerary on one ticket. Being on one ticket matters more than most people realise, because if an earlier leg runs late the airline is the one responsible for putting the customer on the next flight. Legs booked separately often look cheaper on the day, but they leave the customer on their own as soon as something slips.

What you will notice is fewer results than usual. Not every airline files a fare for every combination of cities, and the ones that do may allow only certain routings or a limited number of stops. Where there are many legs, or where the cities are served by airlines that do not work together, the search can come back thin or even empty although each leg on its own is easy to find. That is the way airlines price these trips rather than a fault in the portal.

If multi city journeys are a regular part of what you sell, try a few of your usual routings on your own portal and tell our team which ones come back short, so we can check what your supplier allows on your plan.