Apps for London travel agents selling from six airports and St Pancras.

Customers choose a preferred London airport or let the app compare Heathrow, Gatwick, Stansted, Luton, London City and Southend for the same trip. Results show travel time from home, typical check-in needs and the total price including mandatory charges, so a cheaper fare from a farther airport is easy to judge honestly.

For high-value trips the consultant sends an illustrated proposal with day-by-day plans, hotel choices and options. The customer comments on each part inside the app, asks questions in a chat tied to that proposal and accepts the final version, which then becomes the booking with every supplier reference attached. Older proposals stay in the customer's account for the next trip.

Agencies serving London families who travel to South Asia, West Africa, Eastern Europe or the Middle East need screens and messages in more than English. We support languages such as Urdu, Bengali, Polish or Portuguese, including right to left layouts where needed, with translations reviewed by your own staff.

Visits to relatives often involve many passengers across generations, sometimes paying separately. The app holds one booking with several payers, tracks who has paid their share, collects passport details per traveller and lets the lead booker see the whole group's status without seeing other payers' card details. Name checks against passports reduce costly airline corrections.

Rail holidays from St Pancras International to Paris, Brussels or Amsterdam combine train tickets with hotels and sometimes onward connections. The app treats them as packages with the right pre-contract information, reminds travellers that Schengen checks happen at St Pancras before boarding and builds in time for them.

For corporate clients in the City, Canary Wharf or King's Cross, the app stores traveller profiles, loyalty numbers and travel policy, routes bookings for manager approval and gives the company a view of where its people are. Duty of care alerts reach both the traveller and their employer. Unused tickets are tracked for reuse.

Operators welcoming overseas visitors to London can prompt each guest to check whether they need an ETA, with a link to the official GOV.UK route, then confirm arrival details, transfers and tour times. Guests see who is meeting them at the airport and how to reach your duty phone.

Domestic and overseas visitors book hotel nights in London with show tickets, dinner reservations or attraction entry. Each element is confirmed separately and shown in one timeline, so a delayed train or a cancelled performance triggers an alert to the office with the affected bookings listed. Show dates sit beside hotel nights in the same view.

London families often book months ahead for Easter, summer or winter trips and prefer to spread the cost. The app sets a deposit and staged payments that finish before the supplier's balance date, accepts cards with Strong Customer Authentication and sends reminders in the customer's chosen language before each instalment falls due.

Agencies with branches across Greater London see quotes, bookings, balances and conversion by consultant and location. Managers spot proposals that have gone quiet and reassign enquiries when someone is on leave, while compliance staff check ATOL and package records across every branch. Targets can be set per branch.