Tourexpi
Peakwork will showcase the next major development
phase of its all-in-one Travel Operating Platform, nexTOs, at ITB Berlin 2026.
Initially introduced at ITB 2025, the system has evolved into a modular,
end-to-end solution covering the full operational value chain of leisure
travel.
nexTOs now supports processes ranging from sourcing,
aggregation, packaging, and pricing to distribution, fulfilment, and automated
customer communication. With this expansion, Peakwork positions the platform as
a central technology backbone for modern tour operating models.
Functional expansion across travel operations
Since its launch, nexTOs has been continuously
enhanced across core operational areas. Transfer management capabilities now
allow operators to connect and prioritise multiple providers simultaneously,
with automated switching if preferred partners are unavailable. Manually
maintained services can also be integrated alongside API-based content.
Fee management functions enable flexible calculation
and automated inclusion of operator-specific charges within pricing logic.
Payment management has been broadened to support credit card, direct debit, and
PayPal, including deposit and instalment models.
Automated discount handling and document management
further streamline workflows, while event-based communication tools support
increasingly automated customer interactions. Airline schedule changes are
detected and processed automatically, reducing manual intervention.
Deeper system integrations
nexTOs is being progressively connected to external
system environments. Integrations with distribution and CRS platforms such as
Amadeus TOMA, Sabre, and Travelport CETS facilitate participation in the travel
agency sales channel.
A fully integrated white-label booking frontend offers
flexible end-customer interfaces, complemented by a travel agent tool designed
for agency and call centre use within direct sales environments.
Peakwork is also extending nexTOs into adjacent
operational domains. A native CRM interface is scheduled for rollout, developed
in cooperation with Inspiretec (Juniper Group), enabling direct use of customer
data and booking histories. Finance integrations will allow booking and
settlement data to be transferred seamlessly into existing accounting systems.
Preparing for cruise functionality
Peakwork has announced that cruise-specific
capabilities will be gradually integrated into the nexTOs environment
throughout 2026, reflecting the platform’s continued functional expansion.
One platform, multiple business models
Thanks to its modular architecture, nexTOs can be
deployed as a complete end-to-end solution or selectively integrated into
existing system landscapes. The platform is designed to support a range of
business models, including full tour operator systems, airline holiday
solutions, high-performance distribution environments, and OTA access to tour
operator content.
Manuel Saballus, CEO of Peakwork, explains: “With
nexTOs, we are developing our platform step by step into a fully integrated
Travel Operating Solution. The system has become significantly more
comprehensive, powerful, and flexible across all areas. Today, our partners can
map their entire travel business on a single high-performance platform.”
Peakwork also points to recent operational performance
as an indicator of market validation. “The booking figures achieved recently –
including the highest booking volumes in the company’s history in January –
confirm that with nexTOs, we are technologically and strategically on the right
track,” Saballus adds.
ITB Berlin 2026
Peakwork will present nexTOs at ITB Berlin 2026 in
Hall 5.1, Stand 108.
Image
Credit: © Peakwork
The most interesting news
Read the News

Delta and American Express launch new SkyMiles card offers
Limited-time deals include two round-trip Delta Comfort flight certificates and 50,000 bonus miles for eligible new Reserve Card members
Read the News

Thailand: TAT targets Vietnamese travellers at ITE HCMC 2026
Thailand promotes new destinations and experiences as air capacity from Vietnam grows and visitor numbers head towards 600,000 this year
Read the News

Hong Kong: Voyager of the Seas returns as homeport ship in 2028
Royal Caribbean will base two ships in Hong Kong during the Chinese New Year period, with cruises to Japan, Taiwan and Vietnam
Read the News

Turkey: Formula 1 returns to Istanbul Park in 2027
Five-year agreement will bring the Turkish Grand Prix back to the Formula 1 calendar from 2027 through 2031
Read the News

Spain: Salamanca upgrades tourism sites with €3.5 million sustainability plan
Ieronimus cathedral complex and historic Fonda Veracruz gain new visitor facilities as Spain invests in more sustainable and digital tourism
Read the News

Asia: Agoda highlights six destinations for ‘skip-gen’ travel
Kanazawa, Gyeongju, Mysore, Lijiang, Ninh Binh and Tainan combine culture, manageable distances and activities for grandparents and grandchildren
Read the News

Bosnia and Herzegovina: Sarajevo Tourism Surges on Concerts and Film Festival
More than 100,000 tourists visited Sarajevo in July as major music and cultural events generated strong demand for hotels, restaurants and transport
Read the News

China: Fosun Returns to Profit Growth as Overseas Revenue Reaches 56.5%
First-half profit attributable to shareholders rises 160.3% to RMB1.72 billion as the group sharpens its focus on insurance, pharmaceuticals and global expansion
Read the News

ADIB, Marriott Bonvoy and Visa launch co-branded cards in UAE
New Visa Infinite and Signature cards combine everyday spending with Marriott Bonvoy rewards, hotel status and international travel benefits
Read the News

Vietnam: Hyatt Regency Danang Expands MICE Experiences Beyond the Meeting Room
New sports and team-building activities complement event venues for up to 700 guests at the beachfront resort between Da Nang and Hoi An
Read the News

McDonald’s Türkiye highlights seven restaurants shaped by their locations
From Istanbul and Antalya to Bodrum and Göcek, seven distinctive restaurants combine familiar branding with architecture and design inspired by their surroundings
Read the News

Helsinki Biennial returns in 2027 with art across the city
Around 45 artists and artist groups will transform Vallisaari Island, Esplanade Park and HAM Helsinki Art Museum from June to September
Read the News

Spain adds 7.4% more international air seats for September
Nearly 13.1 million seats are scheduled on international flights to Spain, with particularly strong growth from Poland, Turkey and Italy
Read the News

Family travel: multigenerational holidays reshape resort stays
Bahia Principe is adapting its portfolio to growing demand from families seeking shared experiences across different generations
Read the News

Club Med launches biggest ski sale for 2026/27 winter season
Ski Days offers savings of up to $1,040 at participating French Alps resorts and Québec-Charlevoix, with bookings open until September 15
Read the News

Chile marks National Wine Day with more than 50 experiences
Wine regions across the country will offer tastings, vineyard tours, dinners, heritage experiences and urban events for National Wine Day on September 4
Read the News

Club Med breaks ground on first Exclusive Collection resort in Thailand
New Koh Samui property will become Club Med’s second resort in Thailand as the group accelerates its international expansion
Read the News

Mexico: Aeroméxico and UNODC target human trafficking risks in tourism
New study identifies hotels, airports, restaurants and digital accommodation platforms as potential risk points and highlights major gaps in staff training
Read the News

Tianjin invites travellers to slow down and explore
Just 30 minutes from Beijing by high-speed train, Tianjin combines historic architecture, river life and distinctive local cuisine with a noticeably gentler pace
Read the News

Colombia: ANATO proposes tourism recovery measures after earthquake
The travel agency association is calling for employment support, tax relief and special financing while tourism businesses in affected regions work to recover
Read the News

Emirates could add Lima service via Milan
The airline is reportedly seeking fifth-freedom rights for a Dubai–Milan–Lima route, potentially adding a new direct connection between Italy and Peru
