हाम्रो कामWhat President is
Four things, and nothing else
It is a small idea. Most of the work an agency does after the booking is made is work a computer should have done.
Domestic & Global in one list
Buddha Air, Yeti Airlines, GDS portals, hotels and outbound visas in a single searchable repository for your agency desk.
Documents on your agency letterhead
Ticket copies, vouchers and VAT/PAN compliant invoices re-issued with your logo, Kathmandu/branch address and terms.
NPR double-entry accounting
Track customer receivables, supplier payables and profit margins in NPR automatically with every booking made.
Above your suppliers, not between them
Retain your direct airline logins, TBO, Tripjack and IATA BSP credentials — President is the pure operating layer above them.
किन बनायौंWhy we built it
The booking is the easy part
Buying the ticket takes four minutes. Finding it again a year later, and proving what it cost, is what takes the afternoon.
One list, not four logins
Nothing gets lost between suppliers
A flight on one portal, the hotel on another, the visa in an email and the eSIM on a third site — and then a customer rings in November about a trip they took in March. President keeps one record per booking, whoever you bought it from, so the answer is a search rather than an excavation.
- One searchable history across every supplier you use
- Flight, hotel, visa and eSIM held against the same traveller
- Nothing to re-key — it is recorded as you book
Your name on the paperwork
The traveller sees your agency
A supplier confirmation forwarded to a customer tells them exactly who you bought from and what you paid. President re-issues the ticket copy, the voucher and the invoice on your letterhead first, so what arrives in their inbox carries your logo and your terms.
- Your logo, address and terms on every document
- Ticket copies and invoices re-issued, not forwarded
- The same branding whichever supplier the booking came from
कसका लागिWho uses it
Agencies that sell more than they can remember
Retail travel agencies
Walk-in and phone customers, a handful of suppliers, and a filing system that lives in an inbox.
Corporate travel desks
Where the invoice has to be right, arrive under your name, and reconcile at the end of the month.
Group and wedding specialists
Dozens of travellers on one deadline — the case the tool was hardest tested against.
Destination weddings