Passenger & vehicle booking
Collect the transport services and booking information for the selected crossing.
Explore capabilityINDUSTRIES
Connect passenger and vehicle bookings with the right crossing. Keep vehicle categories, fares and required booking details together from sale to boarding.
A car, a bicycle and a foot passenger place different demands on the booking. Travelmanager brings the selected transport services into the crossing’s workflow, with capacity and loading requirements agreed for your operation.
Schedule
Book travel
Review details
Board
Report
Collect the transport services and booking information for the selected crossing.
Explore capabilityConfigure fares for your routes and supported vehicle categories.
Explore capabilityBring bookings into the capacity model agreed for your passenger and vehicle operation.
Explore capabilityConnect online and local payments to the booking and office records.
Explore capabilityINSIDE TRAVELMANAGER
The ticket-sales view shows connection, ticket quantities and additional transport items together. Vehicle categories and the details needed for loading are configured to the agreed scope.
Keep the passengers and selected vehicle service connected to the same crossing.
Use the agreed categories and fares for cars, bicycles or trailers.
Make the chosen route, departure and return arrangements clear within the booking.
TRAVELMANAGER IN REAL OPERATIONS
Ferry services · Ticket sales · Guest experience
The SBS customer story describes clearer product categories, ticket printing and counter sales in its Lake Constance operation.
Categories, required details and fares follow the agreed scope for your route and loading process.
Travelmanager supports passenger and vehicle bookings. Their capacity rules are defined for the relevant services.
Vehicle dimensions, loading rules and required freight documents are reviewed as a separate project scope before the supported setup is confirmed.
Tell us about your crossings, vehicle categories and loading requirements. We’ll define the booking and operational scope together.