I already have a website I am happy with, can I just add the booking part to it instead of replacing the whole thing?

Yes, in most cases you can keep the website you already have and add only the booking side to it. A lot of agencies come to us with a site they have paid for and like, and they only want search and booking working on it, not a brand new site.

The usual way this works is that the booking engine sits on a section of your existing site or on a subdomain of your domain, and we style it with your logo, colours and fonts so a customer moving from your homepage into the search page does not feel like they have left your website. You then add buttons or a menu link on your current pages that send people straight into the search. Your existing pages, your blog and your contact forms all stay exactly as they are and you keep editing them the way you do today.

How closely the two blend together depends on how your current site was built and what your plan covers. If it sits on a simple website builder with limited control, you may be able to add a search box and a link rather than a full visual match. The search results, the checkout and the confirmation pages are produced by the booking engine itself, so there can be small differences in layout from your handmade pages, and anything to do with payment, cancellation rules and supplier terms is handled on the booking side.

The best next step is to tell us your current website address and which platform it was built on, along with whether you want flights, hotels or both to begin with, and we can tell you which of these approaches will fit your site.