Bring river-trip departures, passenger tickets and boarding together with Travelmanager. Give guests a clear route from choosing a sailing to presenting their ticket on the riverbank.
A guest comparing a morning sightseeing cruise with an afternoon trip should quickly understand the departure, ticket choice and boarding point. Present the experience on your website and connect it to the appropriate booking entry, with consistent names throughout.
Set up the scheduled trips and the vessels operating them. Keep start points, departure times and trip descriptions consistent.
Select the sailing and configured ticket quantities. Review availability and the total before following the selected payment path.
Use the day’s vessel schedule and the selected trip in ticket control. Check issued tickets and refer amendments to the responsible staff.
The actual Travelmanager timetable shows planned trips by vessel and time. It supports a clear daily overview while guests use the booking flow to choose their departure.
The workflow described here is for departures sold with passenger tickets. Departure choice, ticket issue and control provide a practical foundation for those products.
Overnight cruises, cabin allocation, meal packages and multi-day travel arrangements introduce additional requirements. Confirm those workflows separately; they are not established by the timetable or ticket screenshots.
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
Plan cabin and berth requirements alongside the ferry booking.
Explore Cabin Booking Requirements
Give the departure team a practical way to check tickets for the sailing they are boarding.
Explore BoardingBring one representative sailing and its ticket choices. If you also offer cabins or packages, we will identify that additional scope explicitly.
