For a huge number of tour and activity operators, Wix is the first real website they ever build — and often the only one they need. Its drag-and-drop editor and enormous template library mean anyone can get a decent-looking site live in a weekend, with no web designer on the payroll. TicketingHub's integration makes sure that site does more than look decent: embed the booking widget and your Wix pages start selling tours, tickets, and activities around the clock, with live availability and secure payment built in.
What is Wix?
Wix is a cloud-based website builder that bundles design tools and hosting into one service. Its drag-and-drop editor and library of over 500 ready-made templates let you design a professional website without specialist expertise or hiring a web developer. It is a particularly good fit for small and medium-sized businesses: Wix reports more than 200 million registered users worldwide and is available in 17 languages, which tells you how thoroughly it has become the default for getting a business online.
What the integration does
TicketingHub is a cloud-based booking platform used by museums, zoos, aquariums, tour companies, and activity operators. The integration with Wix embeds TicketingHub's checkout widget straight into your Wix site — no HTML coding experience required — so visitors can browse your site and book without being sent anywhere else.
- Live availability: the widget always shows what is genuinely bookable, updated the moment anything sells anywhere.
- On-site checkout: customers pick a date, choose tickets and extras, and pay without leaving your Wix pages.
- One dashboard: website bookings land alongside phone, walk-up, and OTA sales, with manifests always current.
- Your look: adjust the widget's colours and fonts in the editor so it blends into whichever Wix template you chose.
Three ways operators use it
The first-website operator
If you have been selling through marketplaces or over the phone and are building your first own website on Wix, adding the widget from day one means the site launches as a sales channel, not a brochure. Direct bookings are typically your best-margin sales, and they start with the very first visitor.
The multilingual, multi-currency seller
Wix is popular far beyond the English-speaking world, and tourism is nothing if not international. The TicketingHub widget can display availability and prices in different currencies, so the German family and the Japanese couple browsing your Wix site can each book with confidence.
The operator adding channels
Once your direct channel is humming, TicketingHub's channel manager can push the same live availability to online travel agencies and resellers. Your Wix widget, the OTAs, and your front desk all sell from a single pool of inventory — a booking anywhere updates availability everywhere, so double bookings cannot happen.
How to set it up
In your TicketingHub dashboard, open Widgets and create a checkout widget: choose the products it should sell, style the look and feel to match your Wix template, and publish. Copy the embed or pop-up code from the installation instructions. In the Wix editor, add an embed/HTML element to the page where bookings belong, paste the snippet, and publish your site. Take a test booking to see the flow end to end — most operators go from zero to live bookings in a day, and our team can screen-share you through it if you get stuck.
