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Run a ground-travel company without building one.
A franchise with Connect2Trip gives you a territory and a business that already works. You bring local customers and local operators; the network brings the rest.
What the network brings
The parts of a travel company that take years to build and staff are there on the first day.
Day-to-day operations
Requests, offers, bookings and documents are handled with you, and your team stays in control of every decision.
Your own company
Your customers, suppliers and books are yours and visible only to your company, in the languages your customers write in.
Competitive pricing
Clear, consistent offers for your customers, priced for your market.
Accounting that keeps up
Invoicing and bookkeeping in line with local rules, kept up to date as the work happens.
Trade across borders
When your customer travels to another partner's territory, that partner delivers the job and you keep the customer.
A supplier network
Access to trusted local operators across the network, with one place to work with them.
What you bring
- A company in your territoryRegistered where you operate, with the licences and insurance local rules require.
- Customers and relationshipsAgencies, organisers and companies who travel in your region, or travel from it.
- Local operatorsThe coach companies, drivers and guides you trust, contracted by your company.
- Someone who answersPeople who take the calls that need a person, and decide where judgement is needed.
How joining works
Terms are agreed per territory in the franchise agreement. There is nothing to install.
Conversation
Your market, your customers, and whether the territory is open.
Agreement
Territory, terms and responsibilities, agreed before you sign.
Setup
Your company and brand are set up, ready for your first requests.
Suppliers
Your local operators join the network.
First trips
You run your first requests with the network's team alongside you.
Questions
Is this a software licence?
No. You do not buy seats or a subscription to configure. You run a travel company in your territory, and the network provides what makes it work from the first day.
Do I need my own vehicles?
No. Trips are delivered by local operators you contract with, and by partners in other countries when your customers travel abroad. Owning vehicles is possible, never required.
Who owns the customers?
You do. Your customers, your suppliers and your books are visible only to your company.
How is the network paid?
On terms set per territory in the franchise agreement, agreed with you before you sign.
Is your territory open?
Write to us with where you operate and who your customers are. We reply with whether the territory is available and what a first year could look like.