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In travel, managing payments can be a complex and time-consuming task. From dealing with acquirers (payment processors) to handling various card types and repeat customers, there are numerous challenges that travel businesses face when it comes to payment processing. However, by implementing the right strategies and leveraging the power of data, you can streamline your payment operations, reduce risk, and ultimately, boost your bottom line.

In the fast-paced world of travel, where last-minute bookings and spontaneous adventures are all in a day's work, efficiency and convenience are paramount. However, in our pursuit of streamlined operations, it's crucial not to overlook the critical aspect of payment security.

8 practical strategies to improve your payments experience, complete with real-world examples and data-driven insights showcasing their benefits.

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Krystene from Travlaw and Will from Felloh discuss developments in the use of different payment systems, the impact on liability for tour operators and travel agents, and how to manage payment risk.

Payments is full of jargon and several different parties to make it happen, here we explain how it all fits together and the Role of Merchant Acquirers, Card Schemes and Card Issuers in the UK

Felloh's CEO, Will Bicknell, recently attended the Barclays Travel Forum where he shared insights on how Felloh is helping travel companies connect their booking itineraries and payments to automate reconciliation and providing risk data to partners.

See how Felloh connects all of your payments, cards, open banking and direct deposits with your bookings