otrams Review, Pricing & Features

OTRAMS is a Travel ERP platform with a booking engine, supplier integrations, and back-office tools for travel agencies, wholesalers, and DMCs.

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August 7, 2026
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OTRAMS is a Travel ERP (enterprise resource planning) platform built by Qtech Software, launched in 2005 and used by online travel agencies (OTAs), B2B travel wholesalers and consolidators, destination management companies (DMCs), tour operators, and travel management companies. The platform combines a multi-product booking engine (hotels, flights, transfers, car rentals, activities, and dynamic packages) with supplier connectivity, B2B and B2C portal modules, mid/back-office administration, and business intelligence reporting in a single system.

On the supply side, OTRAMS advertises connectivity to 500,000+ hotels, 900+ airlines via all three major GDS providers (Sabre, Galileo, and Amadeus), 190+ travel partners, and 28+ payment gateways, along with an XML/API layer for connecting external suppliers and distribution channels. Back-office functionality covers multi-currency and multi-language operations across 200+ countries, loyalty programs, customer profiling, and a content management layer for publishing offers. Native Android and iOS apps extend booking and account management to mobile.

Qtech Software, the company behind OTRAMS, reports 200,000+ registered travel agents on the platform, offices across the Middle East, Europe, Asia, and the USA, and has been recognized as a Travel ERP technology provider in industry awards. Pricing is quote-based rather than published, with a "Build Now, Pay Later" option mentioned on the site; prospective customers request a demo or quote to see plan-specific pricing.

Key Features

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Broad supplier connectivity (500,000+ hotels, 900+ airlines across 3 GDS, 190+ travel partners) reduces the need for separate integration work
  • Covers the full workflow in one system — booking engine, B2B/B2C portals, back office, and reporting — instead of stitching together point solutions
  • Long track record in the travel-ERP space (platform dates to 2005) with a large existing base of registered agents
  • Native mobile apps (Android and iOS) extend the platform beyond desktop/back-office use

Cons

  • Pricing is not published — buyers must request a quote/demo before knowing cost
  • Aimed at established travel businesses (agencies, wholesalers, DMCs); likely more platform than a solo agent or very small operator needs
  • As an all-in-one ERP, evaluating fit requires reviewing many modules rather than a single narrow feature

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