Turn your tourism services into business opportunities

Who the Supplier Network is for

A tour operator may have the client, the itinerary and the sale, and still need two more safari vehicles in the Mara, fifteen rooms in Zanzibar, a German-speaking guide in Tanzania or a boat transfer at short notice. The Supplier Network is where they look. If you provide any of these, it is where you should be.

• Transport & vehicles

  Safari vehicles, 4x4s, vans, minibuses, coaches and car hire with or without a driver.

• Transfers

  Airport, hotel, border and boat transfers.

• Accommodation

  Hotels, lodges, tented camps, guesthouses, villas, resorts and campsites.

• Guides & tour professionals

  Safari, driver, mountain, walking, city, cultural, birding, photography and marine guides.

• Activities & experiences

  Balloon safaris, diving, boat excursions, cultural visits, hiking, rafting and more.

• Equipment & support

  Camping, safari, photography, outdoor and communications equipment.

• Aviation & charter

  Scenic flights, charters, bush flights and helicopter services.

• Ground operations

  Meet-and-greet, airport handling, destination representatives and logistics.

• Specialist services

  Anything the categories above do not name, described in your own words.

How the Supplier Network works

1. Step 1

   Register your business

   Your name, where you are based, and the services you provide. It takes a few minutes and costs nothing.

2. Step 2

   Build your profile

   Describe what you do, the countries and destinations you cover, the languages you work in, and add photos of what you actually have: a fleet, a property, a team.

3. Step 3

   Submit for review

   Our team checks the profile before it goes live. Documents you upload stay private; operators only ever see the badge a review earns.

4. Step 4

   Receive requests

   Operators building a trip find you by category, country and destination, read your profile, and send a structured request with dates, passengers and what they need.

5. Step 5

   Quote and get hired

   Reply with a price, what it includes and excludes, and your terms. When the operator accepts, you are attached to their trip and the paperwork follows.

The request, your quote and the operator's acceptance all live on the operator's trip file, beside the purchase order and the voucher they already issue to suppliers. You are not a listing; you become part of how the trip is run.

What your supplier profile shows

Who are they?

Business name, description, years in business, languages.

Where are they?

Base country and city, and every country and destination you serve.

What do they provide?

Each service you list, with the kinds within it.

What do they actually have?

Fleet size, seats, rooms, guest capacity, guides, aircraft: the figures for your category, with photos.

Can I trust them?

Badges our team awards after checking your business, services and documents. Never assumed.

How do I reach them?

A request from their trip, a message, or your business phone. You decide who sees it.

Say you have twelve vehicles and you can show twelve vehicles. A transport company is asked for its fleet, a lodge for its rooms, a guide for their languages and the parks they know, never the other way round.

How verification works

Common questions from suppliers