Travel technology in the Middle East

Travel agency software for the Middle East built in the UAE for the whole GCC.

Reservationhub is a travel technology company headquartered in Ras Al Khaimah, UAE. Travel agencies, OTAs, DMCs and Umrah operators across the GCC, Iraq and Egypt use it to sell flights, hotels, transfers, activities, visa and Umrah from one platform, as SaaS, as source code they own, or through a single travel API.

110+
Pre-built supplier integrations
700+
Airlines via GDS, NDC and LCC
9
Middle East payment gateways pre-integrated
GST
Sales and support on Gulf Standard Time

Built for travel businesses in the Middle East

Middle East travel businesses rarely sell just one product. A typical GCC agency mixes outbound leisure, corporate travel, inbound DMC business, visa services and seasonal Umrah and Hajj groups, often through both a B2C site and a sub-agent network. Reservationhub runs every one of those flows on one booking engine with shared inventory, markups, finance and reporting.

Flight content combines Amadeus, Sabre and Travelport with NDC channels and direct connections to the carriers Gulf travellers fly most: Emirates, Etihad, Qatar Airways, Oman Air, flydubai, Air Arabia, flynas, flyadeal and Jazeera Airways, plus Fly Erbil, FlyIraq and Nesma Airlines. Hotel content is aggregated from Hotelbeds, WebBeds, Expedia, Ratehawk and TBO.

Local payments are pre-integrated for the region: Network International (N-Genius), Amazon Pay, Noon Payments and Tamara in the UAE, Mada Pay, Urway and MisPay in Saudi Arabia, Thawani Pay in Oman, and Airwallex for multi-currency acceptance. The platform supports Arabic, and our team works from the UAE on Gulf time.

FAQs for travel businesses in the Middle East

Is Reservationhub a Middle East company?
Yes. Reservationhub is built and operated by Innovate Solution Global FZ-LLC, headquartered in Ras Al Khaimah, UAE, with a sister entity in Singapore. Sales and support run on Gulf Standard Time.
Which Middle East countries do you serve?
We serve travel businesses across the GCC and wider region, with dedicated guides for the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Oman, Iraq and Egypt. Agencies in Bahrain, Jordan and other markets can use the same platform.
Which Gulf airlines are connected directly?
Emirates, Etihad, Qatar Airways, Oman Air, flydubai, Air Arabia, flynas, flyadeal and Jazeera Airways, alongside Amadeus, Sabre and Travelport GDS content and NDC channels.
Does the platform support Arabic and Umrah?
Yes. The platform supports Arabic for staff and customers, and the Umrah and Hajj module covers group packages, rooming in Makkah and Madinah, ground transport and sub-agent sales.
Which payment gateways are available in the Middle East?
Network International (N-Genius), Amazon Pay, Noon Payments, Tamara, Mada Pay, Urway, MisPay, Thawani Pay and Airwallex are pre-integrated, with others listed on our partners page.
How much does travel agency software cost in the Middle East?
The SaaS Model starts at USD 99/month plus a USD 500 activation fee on the Basic plan. Source Code Edition and API pricing depend on scope; book a meeting for a quote.

More questions? Read the full travel technology FAQ or talk to our team.

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