Can my portal show prices in different currencies and languages so I can sell to customers in other countries?

Yes, in most cases a white label portal can display more than one currency and more than one language, though how far that goes depends on your plan and on what the suppliers behind your portal send back.

On the currency side, the usual setup is that each supplier returns its rates in its own selling currency, and the portal converts that into the currency your customer has chosen before showing it on screen. You can normally decide which currencies appear in the dropdown, and you can decide whether the conversion follows a rate feed or a rate you set and update yourself. The important thing to remember is that the currency your customer sees is not always the currency the money finally settles in. That part is controlled by your payment gateway and your bank, so your customer may still see a small difference on their card statement, and a card issuer may add its own foreign exchange charge on top.

Language works a little differently. The wording that belongs to the portal itself, things like search labels, buttons, booking steps and confirmation emails, can usually be translated and swapped based on the language the customer picks. Content that arrives from a supplier, such as hotel descriptions, room names, airline fare conditions and cancellation terms, comes through in whatever language that supplier provides, and for many suppliers that is English only. You can translate some of it yourself if you are willing to maintain it, but it will not all appear translated on its own.

If you are planning to sell into a particular market, tell us which currencies and languages matter most to you and we can confirm what your suppliers actually return before you commit to it.