Dynamic Packages API
Bundle flight + hotel + car into a single dynamic package — higher cart value, better conversion, one combined order.
Flight + Hotel
& flight + car
Dynamic
real-time pricing
Higher
conversion & AOV
1 order
combined booking
What the Dynamic Packages API gives you
One integration, one normalized JSON schema — the same shape you already use for flights and hotels.
Dynamic bundling
Combine flights, hotels and cars on the fly from across the Tripgic supplier network.
Flexible combinations
Flight + hotel, flight + car, or flight + hotel + car — built to match your funnel.
Real-time repricing
The bundle reprices in real time so the total always reflects live component fares.
One combined order
A single order and payment flow for the whole package, not separate bookings.
Built-in savings
Package pricing is compared against booking each component separately.
Conversion uplift
Higher average order value and stronger conversion through smart cross-sell.
What's included
No content restrictions and no hidden tiers — the same access partners get across every Tripgic product.
- Per-component price breakdown in every package
- Combined cancellation and change handling
- Draws on all 3 GDS, NDC, LCCs, 2M+ hotels and cars
- Normalized JSON — one shape for the whole bundle
- No mark-ups — the same fares suppliers publish
Sample response (abbreviated)
Field names are illustrative — confirm against the production API spec. See the documentation.
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Frequently asked questions
What can be bundled in a package?
Flight + hotel, flight + car, or flight + hotel + car, assembled dynamically from across the Tripgic supplier network.
Is the package priced in real time?
Yes. The bundle reprices in real time so the total always reflects live component fares, and package savings are shown against booking separately.
Is it one booking or several?
One. A package is a single combined order and payment flow rather than separate bookings to reconcile.
Why use packages instead of separate calls?
Dynamic packages typically lift average order value and conversion, and simplify your checkout into a single order.
Does it use the same normalized schema?
Yes. A package returns one normalized structure with a per-component breakdown, consistent with the rest of the API.
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