Booking Manager is the largest global distribution system in yacht charter that allows you to find the perfect yacht in any location worldwide and meet the needs of every client with Agency Portal. It allows you to access more than 10000 yachts and make reservations in real-time.
Agencies have free access to search and on-line booking tools, that allow you to search through all the yachts in our database at any time. Use the advantages of fast and user-friendly search options to work faster and get more clients
Search Engine Widget is quick and easy way to implement solution to display yacht availability on your own website and get more direct bookings
MMK API has a simple format that allows you to implement it in just a few hours. With the unique API you can do just about anything you need to improve your business
Having a representative digital presence has become an imperative these days, and creating a deal with Booking Manager's dedicated website design team is the right step in that direction.
Make more reservations and boost your profit with the help of the Booking Manager Portal.
Booking Manager is our exclusive system for managing options and bookings and we really rely on it. It helps us plan our discount strategy by giving us overview of competitors in real time. Additionally, System enables us to create advanced reports important for our management.
“At Montenegro Charter, we believe that every client is unique and deserves a tailor-made experience. We pride ourselves on our attention to detail, our commitment to excellence, and our passion for yachting. Our new website captivates our mission to bring truly the best of yachting to all of our clients!”
“Sailing DNA website is our online answer to the question of how to empower individuals to explore the world's oceans and embrace the thrill of sailing. Thanks to the MMK team we can now share our passion and years of experience with our clients on our website where we can clearly show that our charters are designed to create lasting bonds between sailors, the sea, and the environment.”
