We are happy to announce our latest TripBuilder release. Please see these release notes for the most significant changes. Let us know if you have any questions, feedback, or ideas for features or improvements!
By email: [email protected]
Via support portal: https://support.nezasa.com/
Via BucketList: Available in TripBuilder's Cockpit at the Resource Centre
.DISCOVERY
Enhanced Flight Arrival Date Descriptions
We have refined the description for the arrival date when creating a new tour by selecting a flight first in Discovery. The updated "arrival date at destination" provides users with clearer information, helping minimise booking errors.
Find more information here.
.PLANNER
Amenities Price Inclusion in Room Price
We have enhanced the way room prices are displayed in accommodation details. The room price now includes the cost of mandatory amenities, ensuring consistency with the total price added to the itinerary. This improvement aligns hotel pricing logic with the approach already used for activities, providing users with transparent and accurate cost information.
Find more information here.
.COCKPIT
Translation Status on Module Template Inventory Report
We have enhanced the Module Template Inventory Report by adding language status columns. Each new field (one per language) contains a Boolean value that indicates whether the component’s name - such as accommodations, transit activities, stop activities, rental cars, base services, upsell items, and transfers - is available in that language. These columns help track translation coverage and, when exported to a tool with filtering capabilities (e.g., a spreadsheet), allow for quick identification of translation gaps. This feature is particularly useful for assessing readiness for new markets.
Find more information here.
Details on Booking Failures with SoftConEx and Aerticket Suppliers
We have improved TripBuilder to provide more detailed information in the event of booking failures with the transport suppliers SoftConEx and Aerticket (legacy API). This additional information can be accessed through the Booking History in Customer Care and the Supply Connections Dashboard in Analytics. This enhancement is designed to give users a clearer understanding of booking failures, enabling them to follow up independently without needing technical support.
Find more information here.
.APIs
New Data Attributes in Booking API
We have extended the Booking API with two new data attributes:
The “firstBooked” attribute captures the date of the first completed checkout and remains constant, regardless of any subsequent checkouts. It is particularly useful for reporting and data analysis, allowing you to track the initial booking date accurately.
The “paxSelection” attribute (within the insurance object) facilitates the alignment of passenger-specific insurance details. It enables a simple correlation between the Booking API and Checkout API, ensuring more precise data handling.
Find more information here.
.INTEGRATIONS
New Direct Integrations with Peakwork Hotels and TBO
We are pleased to announce the launch of two new direct integrations with leading accommodation suppliers:
Peakwork Hotels: This integration provides global access to a vast array of accommodation options. It is supported by a robust caching solution designed to enhance conversion rates, improve the look-to-book ratio, and efficiently manage high search volumes.
TBO: Through this integration, you can access over 1,000,000 accommodations worldwide. TBO features over 50,000 contracted properties, particularly on upscale, luxury, and lifestyle hotels, including renowned brands such as Hilton, Wyndham, Accor, and Jumeirah. Additionally, this integration offers access to over 100 DMCs and wholesalers.
Find more information here.
.FEATURES FOR UPCOMING RELEASES
Nezasa follows the “Now, Next, Later” framework to outline the development trajectory of TripBuilder, enhancing transparency around our progress. We share these insights with our customers in each new release in the TripBuilder - Now, Next, Later article.