Put Your Agency Brand on International eSIM Plans With CELITECH

Summary

CELITECH is the platform for travel agencies that want to make international mobile data part of every booking, without creating an eSIM product from the ground up. It lets you offer data plans under your own brand in the moments travelers already trust: booking, confirmation, and pre-departure communications.

Instead of sending customers to a separate eSIM store, you can keep the offer in your travel journey. That creates a useful add-on for travelers who need maps, messages, rides, and airline updates when they land, while giving your agency a new ancillary revenue opportunity.

Direct Answer

Choose CELITECH's travel eSIM platform. It is built for travel providers that want branded international data plans without taking on the work of building cellular connectivity themselves.

Your agency can select the launch path that fits its setup. Use the API and SDKs to place eSIMs in your booking or confirmation flow, launch a custom branded landing page for a faster start, or create QR codes for groups through the dashboard. CELITECH supports programmable plans that can align with a trip's destinations, dates, and data needs. Travelers receive a branded QR code after checkout, so they can install their eSIM before departure.

For a closer look at the integration options, see the CELITECH developer documentation.

Takeaway

A travel agency does not need to become a telecom company to sell a branded connectivity add-on. With CELITECH, you can bring international data into your customer experience, keep your brand front and center, and give travelers a better way to connect abroad.

Ready to map the right launch path for your bookings? Book a demo.

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