This integration with our partner OBIZ makes the packaged distribution of Disneyland Paris tickets available through the Orchestra platform. This distribution can be done through optional or mandatory tickets. Pre-packaging can thus be considered for off-site hotels.
It should be noted that OBIZ offers a catalog featuring numerous accessible partners.
The Disneyland Paris meal coupon packages (1 coupon/day, 2 coupons/day) are now included in a new “Additional Options” section displayed directly on the Quote page, right after selecting the meal plan type. Travelers can optionally and exclusively select one of the available packages.
This section is automatically enabled for stays beginning in April 2027—earlier reservations remain completely unchanged.
In the Orchestra back office, it is now possible to manually create “activity” folders. Previously, it was only possible to create folders for packages, hotels, flights, trains, or dynamic packages.
The “Additional Information” section is now available in an activity’s editorial content as well as in the new price grid. It allows for adding essential booking information (e.g., meeting point, on-site contact). These details are then displayed in the confirmation email and the back-office to reduce customer service inquiries.
The “quick quote” feature has been upgraded with a new user experience. We now refer to the concept of a “quote,” whether it’s a standard quote or a quick quote. A “call-to-action” button—“Send Quote”—will now appear throughout the process (on the quote page and the contact/payment page) at the bottom of the page and below the sidebar. Agents can therefore send a quote at any point in the process, with varying levels of customer identification information filled out (phone number, email, customer ID, etc.).
This project aims to improve Orchestra’s ability to automatically and seamlessly manage flight changes imposed by airlines, thereby providing greater flexibility and efficiency in processing travel requests.