Booking websites for Los Angeles agencies, built for California pricing and privacy law.

The California Seller of Travel Program requires registered sellers to show their registration number in advertising and to give travelers specific notices about the Travel Consumer Restitution Fund. The site places these on trip pages, at checkout and in confirmations, and keeps the version each client accepted. If your registration number changes or a second registration is added, one update in the admin corrects every page and template.

California's honest pricing law, in force since July 2024, requires the advertised price to include mandatory fees other than government taxes and shipping. Your service fee, fuel or port charges you set as mandatory, and resort fees all sit inside the displayed total from search results onward.

Trip pages, checkout, payment reminders and confirmations in Spanish, Korean, Chinese, Tagalog or Armenian as your clients need. Terms are translated once and approved, then reused across every product so the wording never drifts. Each language version can carry its own featured trips, because the destinations Armenian families book are rarely the ones Korean tour groups want.

Families planning long haul trips often pay in stages. The site sets up a deposit and dated installments that match the supplier's deadlines, charges saved cards through the provider on each date, and alerts staff when a payment fails. Clients can pay ahead of schedule at any time, and the remaining dates adjust.

Clients choose between LAX, Hollywood Burbank, Long Beach, Ontario and John Wayne in Orange County where your fares allow it. Package prices update for each airport, and the confirmation shows the right departure point and check-in advice. Freeway distance matters in this city, and a family in Pasadena will happily pay a little more to avoid a long drive to LAX.

For inbound operators, timed departures for city tours, studio area drives, beach trips and Catalina Island excursions by ferry, with pickup points, seat counts and cutoff times per departure. Partner hotels and visitor centers can book on behalf of guests at agreed rates.

Under the CCPA as amended by the CPRA, qualifying businesses must honor requests to know, delete and correct data and to opt out of sale or sharing. The site includes a request form, honors Global Privacy Control signals and logs every request with its deadline. Requests from residents of other states are recorded too, since many of your clients may not live in California.

Teachers and group leaders open a trip, parents pay their own share by link, and the organizer sees who has paid and submitted permission forms. Payment pages for minors collect only what the trip needs from the parent.

Name corrections, date changes and cancellations follow each product's written terms. When a supplier cancels, the admin works out what each client is owed, issues the refund and records how the money returns from the supplier. Clients receive the updated itinerary and receipt in their booking language each time something changes.

Sales by product, language and source, deposits held, balances due, supplier payments owed and commission earned, with exports to your accounting system.