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Go Global Travel integration on ReservationHub

Go Global Travel (GoGlobal) is a B2B travel technology company and wholesaler founded in Israel in 2000 and owned by Yanolja Cloud since 2023. At the time of that acquisition it distributed more than one million hotels and other travel products from 200 countries to over 20,000 client partners.

About Go Global Travel

Go Global Travel was founded in Israel in 2000 and built a B2B business distributing hotel and resort rooms, with airline tickets and car rentals also in its range. In May 2023 Yanolja Cloud, part of South Korea's Yanolja group, bought the company from AMI Opportunities Fund. Terms were not disclosed.

When the deal was announced, Yanolja reported that Go Global Travel held more than 50,000 direct contracts and worked through more than 10,000 sales channels, serving over 20,000 client partners mainly in North America and Europe from 20 offices. Its inventory covered more than one million hotels and other products in 200 countries (2023 figures).

Go Global Travel works as a bedbank: it contracts rooms with hotels and other suppliers and resells them to travel agencies, tour operators and online sellers at wholesale rates. Yanolja said at the time that it planned to distribute its own Asian inventory through Go Global's sales channels.

What you can sell

  • Hotel and resort rooms worldwide
  • Directly contracted hotel rates
  • Hotel inventory in around 200 countries
  • Rooms for packages and FIT itineraries

How to connect Go Global Travel

  1. Bring your contractUse your own agreement and credentials with Go Global Travel.
  2. Plug in credentialsAdd them to your ReservationHub account; the adapter is already built and maintained.
  3. Set your rulesApply markups, commissions and channel rules per supplier, channel or agent.
  4. Go liveContent appears alongside your other suppliers in one search and one cart.

Who uses it

Travel agenciesAdd wholesale hotel rates to flight bookings and FIT itineraries.
Tour operatorsSource hotel stock for packages in Europe, North America and other regions.
B2B portalsOffer Go Global hotels to sub-agents next to other bedbanks for wider choice.

Plan limits

LimitBasicStandardPremium
Hotel suppliers12Unlimited

From the SaaS plans: Basic USD 99/month, Standard USD 200/month, Premium USD 350/month. The Source Code Edition and Travel API are priced separately.

Go Global Travel integration: FAQ

Does ReservationHub integrate with Go Global Travel?
Yes. Go Global Travel (listed as GoGlobal) is pre-integrated on the ReservationHub partners page. You bring your own direct contract with Go Global, plug in your credentials, and its hotels appear alongside your other suppliers in one search.
Who owns Go Global Travel?
Yanolja Cloud, a subsidiary of South Korea's Yanolja, acquired Go Global Travel in May 2023 from AMI Opportunities Fund. Go Global Travel was founded in Israel in 2000 and remains a B2B travel distribution business.
What can I sell through Go Global Travel?
Go Global Travel distributes hotel and resort rooms, and in 2023 reported more than one million hotels and other travel products from 200 countries. Which properties and rates you see depends on your own contract with Go Global.
How many hotel suppliers like Go Global Travel can I connect on each plan?
Hotel suppliers count towards your plan limit: one on Basic, two on Standard and unlimited on Premium. Go Global Travel uses one of those slots. Subscription Cloud plans start from USD 99 per month, and you connect each hotel supplier with your own contract and credentials.

Sell Go Global Travel content with the rest of your suppliers

Book a demo and we will show Go Global Travel running alongside GDS, NDC, low-cost and hotel content in one platform.

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Sources

  1. Yanolja — Yanolja Cloud acquires Go Global Travel (May 2023)
  2. PhocusWire — Yanolja Cloud acquires B2B travel tech firm Go Global Travel
  3. Skift — Yanolja Cloud buys travel tech provider Go Global Travel (May 2023)

Updated . Go Global Travel is a trademark of its owner; it is named here to describe a technical integration and does not imply endorsement.