Travel and tourism applications help users manage their trips and leisure by facilitating destination research, accommodation booking, itinerary planning, in-city transportation, etc. Some examples of well-known travel apps are Booking.com, TripAdvisor, Kayak, or even your local public transport ticketing solution!

To build successful tourism and hospitality software, you need to make sure it addresses the direct needs of your clients. The best way to do this is to ensure it has some of the most in-demand features, such as:

At the end of the day, you’re the one who decides what your audience really needs and how to deliver it to them in the most efficient way possible.

While there’s no universal answer to this question, there are several ways to estimate an approximate tourism software development timeframe. Based on the complexity of your overall idea, its current stage, and the number of features you’d like to implement, the entire process usually takes your developer around 3 months to complete. However, there are always exceptions and examples of projects that took less or more time to be released to the market. Make sure to check out this article for more information.

Similarly to the time estimation for a given project, it is difficult to prepare the expected quotation without learning the current stage of your application and its scope. You can read more about the application development pricing here.

Every software developer of your travel project might have their own approach to the development process. Here’s an example of the steps we take at Eminence Infotech:

Yet, once again, we’d like to highlight the fact that we approach each client and every project individually, so your own experience with us may differ from the generalised approach described above.