TTS – Travel Technology & Solutions, a leader in innovative technological solutions for the travel industry, is thrilled to announce the launch of the new EasyPay feature on TTS Consolidator. This addition enables IATA GoLite agencies to expand their consolidation business securely and efficiently, providing a superior experience for their clients.

With the EasyPay feature, TTS Consolidator is revolutionizing the toolkit for IATA GoLite travel agencies. Now, agencies equipped with an EasyPay debit card can configure it within the TTS Consolidator back office. When a sub-agent issues a ticket on the platform, TTS Consolidator processes the transaction using the EasyPay debit card payment method (CCEP) instead of cash, streamlining the workflow and enhancing financial security.

João Santos, CEO of TTS, stated: “Our goal is to provide solutions that empower travel agents to deliver exceptional service. The new EasyPay feature on TTS Consolidator is designed to simplify and secure the ticketing process for IATA GoLite agencies, making it easier for them to grow their business. This feature underscores our commitment to innovation and excellence in travel technology, ensuring our clients have the tools they need to succeed.” I

This enhancement is part of TTS’ ongoing commitment to innovation, providing travel agencies with cutting-edge tools to meet and exceed their clients’ expectations. By enabling the EasyPay feature, IATA GoLite agencies can now expand their operations without the need to be a big IATA agent, democratizing access to consolidation business opportunities.

About IATA GoLite agencies

IATA GoLite is an accreditation program designed for travel agencies that primarily use cashless payment methods for airline tickets. Here’s a breakdown of what GoLite agencies are all about:

• Focus on cashless transactions: GoLite agencies cannot accept cash payments for flights. Instead, they rely on IATA EasyPay (a prepaid account system) and customer credit cards to settle transactions with airlines. Some alternative transfer methods might be allowed with specific airline approval.
• Simplified Accreditation: The application process and ongoing requirements for GoLite accreditation are simpler compared to other IATA programs. This makes it easier for new or smaller travel agencies to join IATA.
• Reduced Financial Burden: There’s no minimum financial security deposit required for GoLite agencies, unlike other accreditation options. This is because they cannot issue tickets on credit (through cash payments).
• Benefits of Accreditation: Even though GoLite focuses on cashless transactions, agencies still get the core benefits of IATA accreditation. This includes gaining credibility with a global industry code, simplified ticketing procedures, and access to special offers from airlines.

In a nutshell, IATA GoLite is a good option for travel agencies starting out or those that primarily deal with cashless payments. It offers a streamlined accreditation process with lower financial requirements.

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