Adalte is the leading B2B platform for multi-day tour sourcing and sales. 

Acting as a Channel Manager and API Switch we empower Travel Partners with an innovative, cost-effective, and time-saving solution, built specifically for the complex needs of the multi-day tour distribution.
•	Destination Management Companies (Distribution): Instantly expand your visibility and client base worldwide. Input your multi-day tours (manually or via APIs) once into the Adalte platform, and make them immediately available to your approved global buyers.
•	Tour Operators & Wholesalers (Content): Gain direct, online access to an expanding, curated portfolio of multi-day tours across five continents from the world's best DMCs. Furthermore, TOs partnering with Adalte can customize the content and distribute their own tour products through our robust network.
•	Technology Partners (Integration): Leverage our complete API architecture to offer your clients a superior solution. Provide DMCs with automatic, seamless product distribution and grant TOs direct access to the full global tour offering with a single, efficient API integration.
The Adalte Advantage:
We replace outdated, high-cost processes with a streamlined digital platform:
• ❌  No more costly manual tour input
• ❌  No more restrictive one-to-one connections
• ❌  No more inefficient mail-based bookings
Community.Travel: B2B multi-day tour Booking Hub developed by ADALTE

B2B Buyers utilizing Community.Travel Marketplace have two powerful options: use it as a straightforward Metasearch Engine and booking platform for multi-day tours, or connect the robust Adalte API for full product integration via an aggregated feed of their preferred DMCs.
Specialties
•	Multi-day Tours Channel Manager
•	Multi-day Tours Travel HUB & Marketplace
•	Multi-day Tours API Switch
•	Multi-day Tours Back and Front Office Engine
•	Product Input & Quality Control Services for DMCs
•	Product Manager Web Applications
•	Content Management Web Applications

Adalte • Travel Platform

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