Hotel online reservation system

lorgat94

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Hi all, I need to run an online reservation system for more than one hotel on my website.

What would be the most affordable way to do this.

Please suggest companies to contact or if you are able to develop one yourself kindly reply.

Thank You
 
What tech stack is your website running on at the moment?
 
Hi all, I need to run an online reservation system for more than one hotel on my website.

What would be the most affordable way to do this.

Please suggest companies to contact or if you are able to develop one yourself kindly reply.

Thank You

Do not, for any reason whatsoever, go with http://www.nightsbridge.co.za/ (who claim to do this)

The levels of incompetence and poor service I've seen from them are somewhat spectacular.
 
Do not, for any reason whatsoever, go with http://www.nightsbridge.co.za/ (who claim to do this)

The levels of incompetence and poor service I've seen from them are somewhat spectacular.

We use them unfortunately they are the only ones in this space so we don't have a choice.

We have a walking tour site and need to make bookings.

Morning afternoon tour and then slots available
 
We use them...we don't have a choice.

How's their XML responses to queries to their endpoints these days? Still invalid? Still? It's been about 9 years now?

Ja, I thought so.

How hard is it to supply a valid XML string in response to a standard HTTP request? Apparently, very, very hard.

Oh... and do they STILL use a MS Access DB (with all customer details) "encrypted" (AKA password protected) as an "offline backup" for their clients... on their client's machines? This I saw in about 2008 or so, when I found cracking the password of an Access file took about 10 seconds.

I hope not. I do hope not. But I'm pretty sure they still do.
 
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How's their XML responses to queries to their endpoints these days? Still invalid? Still? It's been about 9 years now?

Ja, I thought so.

How hard is it to supply a valid XML string in response to a standard HTTP request? Apparently, very, very hard.

Don't get me wrong they are k@k.

But there's no alternative
 
Then again I have quite nice domains as well so always interested in idea bouncing
 
Hi there. If you currently own an accommodation establishment you should contact me on [email protected]. If this software development goes off well you could switch to us. I haven't yet finalised any costs but I can give you more information about the group. visit our website www.reveriehotels.co.za

Not mobile responsive @ all

Too many dead links.
 
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