Schedules & Capacity
Plan ferry departures and check availability for passenger and vehicle bookings.
Explore Schedules & CapacityBring regional routes, departures and passenger bookings into an organised working flow. Travelmanager helps travellers select their journey and gives staff a clear view of the services they operate.
A regional service can link several settlements, with passengers boarding and leaving at different stops. The traveller needs a clear origin, destination and departure. Your office needs those choices to remain identifiable in the booking and the daily vessel timetable.
Maintain clear boarding-point names and the order of stops. Make the departure choice understandable on the website and in the booking flow.
Choose the relevant departure and passenger tickets. For vehicle-carrying services, include the vehicle information supported by the setup.
Use the vessel timetable to see planned services. Select the relevant departure for ticket control at the working point.
The real timetable shows departures arranged by vessel and time. It helps staff read the operating day; the online booking flow handles the passenger’s choice of journey.
In configured setups, passenger availability is calculated across the sections being booked, using the most restrictive available section. Verify the route and stop configuration before relying on that behaviour for your service.
Guaranteed transfers, through-ticketing with other operators and public-transport tariff integration are separate requirements. A displayed timetable alone does not provide those commercial or operational guarantees.
Plan ferry departures and check availability for passenger and vehicle bookings.
Explore Schedules & Capacity
Let passengers choose a crossing, select tickets and enter their details on your website.
Explore Online Booking
Connect external software to Travelmanager through the available interfaces.
Explore API
Review bookings and sales alongside the departures they belong to.
Explore Operations & ReportingShow us a route with its stops, typical journeys and capacity rules. We will review the booking and operating views against that example.