ReservationHub
Pre-integrated Low-cost carrier aggregator

Travelfusion integration on ReservationHub

Travelfusion is a London-based flight content aggregator established in 2000 and acquired by China's Ctrip in 2015. Its tfFlight API connects travel sellers to more than 400 low-cost carriers and over 70 NDC full-service airlines (2026) through a single interface.

About Travelfusion

Travelfusion built its business on the airlines a GDS often does not carry. Many low-cost carriers sell mainly through their own websites and APIs, so an agency that wants them must connect to each one or use an aggregator. Travelfusion does that aggregation, and has since added NDC connections to full-service airlines, plus rail and hotel content.

The main product is the tfFlight API, which returns low-cost and NDC fares, branded fares and ancillaries in one format. Post-booking work runs through tfMYB (Manage Your Booking) for changes, cancellations, voids and extra ancillaries, and a universal luggage module normalises baggage allowances across airlines. Settlement is direct to supplier by deposit or credit, in the customer's preferred currency. Travelfusion reports more than 150 million booked segments a year (as of 2026).

Its customers include online travel agencies, travel management companies, online booking tools and metasearch sites. For why some airlines sit outside the GDS and how agents reach them, read GDS vs LCC airlines.

What you can sell

  • Flights from more than 400 low-cost carriers (as of 2026)
  • NDC fares from over 70 full-service airlines (as of 2026)
  • Branded fares and paid ancillaries such as bags
  • Changes, cancellations and voids through tfMYB
  • Rail through tfRail
  • Hotels through tfHotel

How to connect Travelfusion

  1. Bring your contractUse your own agreement and credentials with Travelfusion.
  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

Online travel agenciesAdd low-cost carriers that are missing or limited in the GDS, with bags and fare families shown upfront.
Travel management companiesBook low-cost and NDC fares for business travellers and service changes through the same connection.
B2B travel portalsGive sub-agents low-cost fares alongside GDS results, with their own markups on top.

Plan limits

LimitBasicStandardPremium
LCC carriers24Unlimited

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.

Travelfusion integration: FAQ

Does ReservationHub integrate with Travelfusion?
Yes. Travelfusion is pre-integrated in ReservationHub and listed on the partners page as the low-cost carrier connection. Its fares appear in the same search as your GDS and NDC suppliers, so agents compare low-cost and full-service options together.
Do I need my own Travelfusion contract?
Yes. You agree terms with Travelfusion directly, including deposit or credit settlement, then plug your Travelfusion credentials into ReservationHub. ReservationHub does not supply the Travelfusion contract or settle bookings on your behalf.
What can I sell through Travelfusion?
Flights from more than 400 low-cost carriers and over 70 NDC full-service airlines (as of 2026), with branded fares and ancillaries such as bags. Travelfusion also offers rail and hotel content through separate APIs.
How are Travelfusion bookings paid for?
Travelfusion settles directly with suppliers, funded by the customer's deposit or credit arrangement with Travelfusion, and can quote and bill in the customer's preferred currency.

Sell Travelfusion content with the rest of your suppliers

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

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Sources

  1. Travelfusion — About us
  2. Travelfusion — tfFlight API
  3. Travelfusion — Home page (content and booking statistics)
  4. Skift — China's Ctrip acquires UK aggregator Travelfusion (January 2015)

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