Bring your tours, tastings and ticket sales into one booking system.
TicketingHub helps distillery and brewery visitor teams sell experiences on their own website, manage timed availability and bring direct, in-person and supported reseller bookings together.
Clear pricing for tours and tastings
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 the TicketingHub fee.
See current pricing and what is included.
A booking journey built around your visitor experiences
A production tour, a guided tasting and a special event can have different schedules and ticket options. Set up the experiences you sell, make available dates and times clear, and let visitors book and pay online.
Add a branded booking widget to your existing website so guests can reserve a visit while they are reading about your distillery or brewery.

Manage availability for each tour and tasting
Set departure times and ticket availability around the sessions your team can deliver. Manage bookings from a central dashboard and adjust availability when your schedule changes.
For experiences that share a guide, tasting room or other limited resource, bring that setup to your demo. We can walk through how your capacity rules would work before you decide.
Connect website, walk-up and partner sales
Take bookings through your website and use TicketingHub’s point of sale for in-person ticket sales. Supported OTA connections bring marketplace reservations into the same booking operation.
If Viator is part of your distribution, explore the TicketingHub Viator integration. Your team can review how that connection fits the experiences and ticket types you sell.

Learn about the Viator integration
Give visitors the details they need before arrival
Use booking confirmations and reminders to share the meeting point, arrival time and practical information for the visit. Explain your age restrictions, access arrangements and cancellation policy clearly before guests book.

When a customer needs to change a reservation, your team can manage the booking in the same system used for ticket sales and availability.
Review bookings and sales together
See ticket sales and booking information in one place, rather than reconciling separate website and ticket-desk lists. Use reporting to understand which experiences and sales channels are bringing bookings.
Planning a new tasting or seasonal experience? Review the booking setup with your team before opening it for sale.
Distillery customer example: Hensol Castle
Hensol Castle Distillery uses TicketingHub for its visitor experiences. Its public programme includes gin tours, tastings and gin-making experiences. These illustrate why a visitor booking system needs to handle distinct products, schedules and guest information.
Explore Hensol Castle’s public gin tour and tasting experience. (opens in a new tab)
A practical booking walkthrough
A useful demo follows a visitor choosing a tour or tasting on a phone, selecting a session, paying and receiving arrival details. It then shows a desk sale and a booking change. Shared guides, rooms and overlapping experiences can be checked against your actual capacity rules.
Read the distillery-tour booking software buying guide.