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Travel API for Singapore OTAs, TMCs and travel startups

Tripgic gives online travel agencies, travel management companies and travel-tech startups in Singapore one REST API for Amadeus, Sabre and Travelport flights, airline-direct NDC offers, low-cost carriers from Changi, 2M+ hotels and airport extras. Tripgic is a division of Innovate Solution Global Pte. Ltd., based at 101 Kitchener Road, Singapore.

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455

low-cost routes

21

low-cost carriers

1

airports in the network

700+

airlines overall

What you can sell from Singapore with one API

One agreement, one REST integration and one normalized JSON schema for every product — instead of a contract and a data format per GDS, airline and supplier.

Flights

Amadeus, Sabre and Travelport content, airline-direct NDC offers and 67 low-cost carriers — search, price, book and ticket in one flow.

Flight booking API

Hotels

2M+ properties from 50+ suppliers in 190+ countries, with live rates, price check, booking and vouchers.

Hotel API

Transfers and tours

Airport and private transfers, tours, activities and tour packages through the same JSON schema.

Transfer API

Airport extras and eSIM

Business lounges, fast track, meet & greet and travel eSIM to sell with every ticket.

Lounge API

Built for how Singapore sells travel

Asia’s low-cost carriers from one hub

Scoot, the AirAsia group, IndiGo and Jeju Air are among the low-cost carriers on Changi routes in Tripgic’s network, with India, China, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines and Thailand leading the destinations.

Full-service and NDC content

Singapore Airlines and other full-service carriers come through the GDS and airline-direct NDC — see our Singapore Airlines KrisConnect guide — returned alongside low-cost fares.

Built for regional platforms

Startups and regional OTAs based in Singapore use one integration and one JSON schema to sell across Southeast Asia, instead of a separate contract per market and supplier.

Low-cost routes from Singapore in the Tripgic network

Tripgic’s low-cost carrier network has 455 routes touching Singapore Changi (SIN), flown by 21 low-cost airlines. They come back in the same search as GDS and NDC fares from full-service carriers.

Most active low-cost carriers

Scoot, IndiGo, Jeju Air, AirAsia X, AirAsia, Philippines AirAsia, Indonesia AirAsia, Thai AirAsia.

Top international destinations

India, China, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Thailand.

Figures from the Tripgic route directory (low-cost network only; full-service GDS and NDC content is on top). Carrier profiles: LCC directory.

How to start selling from Singapore

  1. 1Kick-off call — tell us what you sell and which markets you serve
  2. 2Free sandbox — build search, booking and ticketing against test credentials
  3. 3Activate a plan — one-time activation by card or bank transfer
  4. 4Go live — top up your prepaid wallet by bank transfer and start booking

Pricing

No monthly subscription and no percentage commission. Each booking returns the supplier net fare plus a flat markup — on flights USD 5 (Starter), USD 3 (Growth) or USD 2 (Enterprise) per passenger; on hotels USD 3 (Growth) or USD 2 (Enterprise) per night.

Plans and fees

Frequently asked questions

Is there a travel API for Singapore OTAs and travel startups?

Yes. Tripgic is a B2B travel API run by Innovate Solution Global Pte. Ltd. in Singapore. OTAs, TMCs and startups use it to search, book and ticket flights from GDS, NDC and low-cost carriers, and to book 2M+ hotels, through one REST API.

Can I sell Singapore Airlines and Scoot through Tripgic?

Yes. Singapore Airlines fares come back with other GDS and NDC content, and Scoot is part of Tripgic’s low-cost network, in the same normalized JSON response.

Which low-cost airlines fly from Changi in Tripgic’s network?

Carriers include Scoot, AirAsia, Thai AirAsia, Indonesia AirAsia, Philippines AirAsia, AirAsia X, IndiGo and Jeju Air.

Do I need my own GDS contract in Singapore?

No. You get Amadeus, Sabre and Travelport content, NDC and low-cost carriers through one Tripgic agreement, without a direct GDS contract or per-GDS certification.

How long does it take to go live?

Free sandbox credentials are issued after a short kick-off call, and most teams reach a working sandbox integration in days rather than the months a direct GDS connection takes.

Airline guides for Singapore sellers

Other markets

Sell travel from Singapore through one API

GDS, NDC and low-cost flights, 2M+ hotels and airport extras in one normalized REST API. Sandbox credentials at no charge.

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