Scheduled factory visits, from reservation to arrival
TicketingHub helps factory visitor teams sell tour tickets on their website, manage departure availability and handle in-person sales. Guests can choose an available date, time and ticket option before paying.
A booking journey on your existing website
An embedded booking widget gives visitors a direct route from reading about your factory tour to reserving a place. The tour description can explain the route, duration, meeting point and what is included.
Departure schedules and group capacity
Configure tour products, dates, departure times and ticket availability around the visits your team can deliver. A practical demo includes a group taking the final places and a staff member checking the remaining bookings.
Shared guides, production-area access and overlapping routes can introduce extra allocation rules. Your timetable and visitor limits give us concrete examples to test before you choose a setup.
School visits and private groups
A school party or corporate visit can need a different process from a public departure sold by the seat. A useful walkthrough covers organiser information, group size, ticket options and an attendance change.
Teacher places, deposits, provisional reservations and invoice terms need checking against your group-booking process.
Visitor information and arrival checks
Booking confirmations and reminders can carry arrival instructions and practical visit details. Your tour description can make clothing, access and participation requirements visible before purchase.
A realistic staff demo follows a confirmed reservation to the visitor desk: finding the booking, checking the party and reviewing a change. Specialist access-control devices and participant records need reviewing against your site’s process.
Website, desk and reseller bookings together
TicketingHub offers point-of-sale tools alongside website bookings and supported marketplace connections, including Viator and GetYourGuide. A demo can trace a direct sale and a reseller reservation into the same departure.
Explore the supported integrations.
Booking changes and reporting
Magic Link supports guest-managed changes where enabled; available actions depend on your setup. A useful test shows a guest moving to another tour and the effect on remaining places.
TicketingHub brings booking and sales information into a central dashboard. Your team can review how it finds tomorrow’s reservations and sales by product and channel.
Clear pricing for factory-tour bookings
TicketingHub’s published standard fee is 3% per successful booking, including online, in-person and OTA bookings. There are no monthly or setup fees. Your payment provider charges separately, and marketplace commissions are separate from TicketingHub’s fee.
View current pricing and what is included.