Travel & Tourism

Apps that work far from home.

Namtech builds itineraries, bookings, e-tickets and on-trip apps for travel & tourism brands — designed for the road, where the traveller is in a foreign city, on a different time zone, and often with no signal at the exact moment the app has to work.

What we build

The whole trip, one system.

Six things a travel app has to get right — planning, bookings, on-trip experience, e-tickets, offline maps and reviews & upsell — built to work together instead of as six disconnected tools.

01

Trip planning & itineraries

Day-by-day itineraries travellers can build, save and follow — with everything for the trip in one place instead of ten browser tabs.

02

Bookings & payments

Search, book and pay for stays, tours and transport in one flow, with confirmations that hold up when the connection doesn’t.

03

On-trip experience

Live schedules, check-ins and nudges timed to where the traveller actually is — the part of the trip that happens after booking.

04

E-tickets & passes

Scannable tickets, boarding passes and entry codes that open from the lock screen and work when there’s no signal at the gate.

05

Offline maps & guides

Maps, guides and directions cached before departure, so the app still works in a foreign city with no data plan.

06

Reviews & upsell

Ratings, recommendations and timely add-on offers that turn one booking into a fuller trip and a repeat traveller.

Who we build for

Every kind of trip runs differently.

Tour operators

Packaged tours, guided experiences and group logistics in one traveller app.

Hotels & stays

Booking, check-in and in-stay services that lift direct revenue past the OTAs.

Attractions

Timed entry, e-tickets and on-site guides that smooth the queue and the visit.

Transport

Schedules, seat booking and boarding passes for ferries, coaches and transfers.

OTAs & marketplaces

Search, compare and book across suppliers, reconciled into one clean flow.

Destinations & DMOs

Official city and region guides that showcase what a place has to offer.

Why travel & tourism is different

A travel app is used away from home — often offline, across time zones, at the gate or on the trail. Reliability on the road matters far more than at a desk, so we design for patchy signal and real travel moments: cached maps and tickets, actions that queue and sync, and flows that hold up when the connection doesn’t.

What fits your build

Match your business to a starting point.

These are honest starting points, not teaser rates — every project gets a fixed quote after one scoping call.

If you run…You likely need…Namtech tierTypical timeline
A single operator testing a traveller appOne booking flow + payments + e-ticketsStarter / MVPfrom SGD 20,0008–12 weeks
A hotel or attraction that runs on the appBookings + itineraries + offline maps + admin dashboardBusinessfrom SGD 38,00012–20 weeks
An OTA or multi-supplier network at scaleMulti-supplier, GDS/booking integrations, roles & data migrationEnterprisefrom SGD 90,000scoped per project
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FAQ

Asked by every travel team.

How much does a travel app cost?

At Namtech, a travel app with bookings, itineraries and e-tickets is typically a Business build — from SGD 38,000, with a fixed quote after one scoping call. A focused single-operator MVP can start from SGD 20,000, and an OTA-scale platform from SGD 90,000.

Can travellers book and pay inside the app?

Yes. We build search, booking and in-app payment for stays, tours and transport in one flow, with confirmations and e-tickets issued instantly — a Business build from SGD 38,000.

Does the app work offline when travellers have no signal?

Yes — we cache maps, guides, itineraries and e-tickets before departure and queue actions to sync when the network returns, because a travel app is used in foreign cities and airports where data drops out at the worst moment.

Can it integrate with our booking or GDS systems?

Yes. Integrations with your booking engine, GDS or supplier APIs are scoped up front — a Business build from SGD 38,000, or an Enterprise build from SGD 90,000 for multi-supplier networks and data migration.

Can the app support multiple languages for international travellers?

Yes. We build multi-language support so travellers use the app in their own language and destinations reach visitors worldwide — scoped into the build and confirmed in the proposal.

How long does a travel app take to build?

Most travel booking and itinerary apps ship in 12–20 weeks, including QA on real devices and App Store & Google Play submission. Timeline is confirmed in the proposal.

Travel is hard enough. The app shouldn’t be.

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