Worldwide network
Route coverage is built to scale across countries, cities, airports, destinations and hotels, subject to local availability.
Transferise combines customer booking technology, B2B agency tools and a professional supplier network in one airport transfer platform.
Transferise was developed around a simple idea: airport transfers should be easier to price, easier to manage and easier to trust. The platform connects travelers with transfer options while giving travel agencies and approved ground transportation suppliers dedicated tools for their own workflows.
Travelers can search routes, compare available vehicle categories and manage eligible booking changes. Travel agencies can use a dedicated B2B environment, while approved suppliers can receive confirmed jobs, assign drivers and vehicles, and follow operational status.
Transferise is designed for worldwide route coverage. Individual services remain subject to local availability, supplier acceptance, operational restrictions and the route information shown during booking.
Route coverage is built to scale across countries, cities, airports, destinations and hotels, subject to local availability.
Bookings, vouchers, supplier assignments and transfer-leg status are connected through one operational system.
B2B agencies and approved suppliers have dedicated portals rather than being forced through the consumer booking flow.
Pricing is connected to defined routes, vehicle categories and selected extras.
Confirmed transfers can be assigned to approved professional suppliers with driver and vehicle details.
Voucher, booking management, flight information and support details stay connected to the reservation.
Airport, destination, hotel and transfer pages are generated from the same structured network data.
Search routes, compare vehicles, book, manage eligible changes and access a voucher.
Transfer routes →Use B2B pricing, booking history, vouchers, credit tools and company users where enabled.
B2B →Receive confirmed jobs, assign drivers and vehicles and follow operational status and payouts.
Suppliers →