KKday Supplier Integration
List your tours as a KKday supplier and keep availability, pricing, and bookings synced through TicketingHub's channel manager.
Travelers across Asia-Pacific increasingly plan and book their trips on marketplaces they already know and trust — and for tours, activities, and attractions, KKday is one of the biggest names in the region. If you run a tour, activity, or attraction business and want a share of that demand, being bookable on KKday matters. The challenge is doing it without creating a second system to run: a separate extranet, separately managed availability, and the ever-present risk of selling the same seat twice. That is exactly the problem TicketingHub's channel manager solves.
What is KKday?
KKday is an online travel platform that connects travelers with authentic local tours and activities. Founded in Taiwan, it has grown into one of Asia-Pacific's leading marketplaces for experiences — from skip-the-line attraction tickets and sightseeing tours to cooking classes, day trips, and outdoor adventures.
The team behind KKday is passionate about travel and scours the globe for experiences you can't get anywhere else. From skydiving to sightseeing tours, from surfing to road trips, the platform helps travelers build a journey around the things they actually want to do. It is especially strong with travelers from Taiwan, Hong Kong, Japan, Korea, and Southeast Asia, who can browse and pay in their own language and currency — which is precisely why it is such a valuable shop window for operators in destinations those travelers visit.
How the KKday integration works
TicketingHub connects your inventory to KKday through our trusted channel manager. Your live availability is shared with KKday automatically, so the marketplace always sells from the same pool of spaces as your own website. When a traveler books on KKday, the booking drops straight into your TicketingHub dashboard and appears on the same manifest as your direct bookings — no re-keying, no separate extranet to check, and no double bookings.
Commercial terms, such as commission, are agreed between you and KKday directly. On the TicketingHub side, we offer a simple per-booking integration fee for your tours, adventures, and attractions on KKday's marketplace, and everything — online, third-party, and in-person sales — is centralized in one intuitive dashboard so you can verify customer orders and track bookings in one place.
What operators use the KKday channel for
Reaching Asian travelers before they land
Many visitors from East and Southeast Asia book their activities days or weeks before departure, on a platform in their own language. A KKday listing puts your product in front of them at that planning stage, when their itinerary is still being decided — a moment your own website may never reach.
Filling quiet weekday capacity
Marketplace demand doesn't follow the same pattern as your direct bookings. Because KKday sells from your live availability, extra departures or midweek slots that would otherwise sit empty are visible to a completely new audience the moment you open them.
Running one manifest on the day
Your guides and front-of-house staff shouldn't need to know where a booking came from. KKday guests appear on the same manifest as everyone else, with the reseller clearly labelled, so check-in, headcounts, and no-show tracking work exactly the same way.
How to connect KKday to TicketingHub
You'll first need a supplier agreement with KKday itself — TicketingHub connects the systems, while the commercial relationship is yours. Once that's in place, the connection follows TicketingHub's standard OTA flow:
- Add a wholesale rate to the products you want KKday to sell.
- Create a reseller record for KKday and assign the rate to it.
- Create a channel for KKday, add the products it may sell, and generate the channel credentials.
- Share the access token so the connection can be completed on the KKday side.
If you'd rather not set this up yourself, contact your account manager or our support team and we'll enable the channel with you. Once connected, verify it with a quick test: start a booking on KKday, go as far as the passenger-details step, then check Orders in TicketingHub for a pending booking with KKday shown as the reseller.
Frequently asked questions
Do KKday bookings appear alongside my direct bookings?
Yes. Every KKday booking lands in the same TicketingHub dashboard and on the same manifest as bookings from your website, phone, or front desk, labelled with KKday as the source, so reporting and daily operations stay in one place.
Can KKday and my website sell the same spot twice?
No. Both sell from one shared pool of live availability. When a space is booked on either side, it's gone everywhere, which is how the channel manager prevents double bookings without you lifting a finger.
Who sets my prices and commission on KKday?
You do, together with KKday. Commission and pricing terms are part of your supplier agreement with the marketplace; in TicketingHub you simply set the wholesale rate that reflects the deal you've made.
Do I need to be a KKday supplier before connecting?
Yes. Apply to KKday to become a supplier first — or ask us, and we can point you in the right direction. TicketingHub then takes care of keeping availability, bookings, and manifests in sync.
What does the integration cost?
TicketingHub charges a simple per-booking integration fee on sales through the KKday channel. Any commission you pay KKday itself is separate and agreed directly with them.
How do I know the connection is working?
Make a test booking on your KKday listing and stop at the data-capture step. Within a few minutes a pending order should appear in TicketingHub with KKday as the reseller — that's your confirmation the channel is live.
Ready to put your tours in front of Asia's travelers? Book a demo and we'll show you KKday bookings landing in a live TicketingHub dashboard.
