For Saudi tour operators

Run it. Sell it everywhere.

You created something worth crossing the world for. Sanam is the system your business runs on. It is also the rail that carries your experiences to the channels the world books on.

سَنام · قمم الرحلات
Your first month is free. No card.
GetYourGuide, live and in testing Arabic and English throughout Compliant invoicing, built in A Saudi company, in Riyadh
How it works

Everything you keep in your head, in one place.

This is the working week a tour operator actually has. On the left, how most of it is run today. On the right, the same job on Sanam.

Today
On Sanam
A spreadsheet of who is booked
One calendar with the true remaining count
A WhatsApp thread that is the only record of a sale
Every sale in one list, whoever sold it
A paper manifest on the dashboard of the truck
Today's guests on your phone, checked in as they arrive
Two agents selling the same seat
The unit goes the moment a seat sells, on any channel
A price worked out again for every enquiry
One retail price, with your net on every channel beside it
Photos and descriptions retyped for every site
One listing, written once in Arabic and English
A bank transfer you chase, then reconcile by hand
A payout per booking, each one traced to its trip
Invoices typed up at the end of the month
A compliant invoice generated with the booking
01

Set it up

Register, add your experiences, set your prices and your real capacity. The AI drafts the listing from a photograph or a sentence, and you approve it.

02

Sell it everywhere

Your storefront, the B2B network and the world's booking channels all sell from the one listing, on the one availability.

03

Run the day

One calendar, never oversold. Check guests in, register the walk-up booking from a photo of the paperwork, and watch the day's money as it lands.

04

Get paid

Payouts and compliant invoices, per booking. Every figure traces back to the booking that made it, so the month reconciles itself.


Operator OS

Run it. The whole business, in one seat.

One inventory engine and one money path sit under every screen. Type a fact once and it reaches the calendar, the channel listing, the quote and the invoice, without anyone typing it again.

Operator · Availability
The Sanam availability calendar, summed across the whole fleet: a month grid where every day shows the units still open, beside a panel reading sixteen days open, twenty per cent booked, one hundred and eighty still open.
The availability calendar, summed across every asset you own. Each day carries the units still open, and Sanam will not sell past them.

Calendar

One month, every asset. Open a day, close it, or override the capacity on it.

Bookings

Every booking in one list, direct and channel together, each row carrying your net.

Assets and experiences

What you own, and what you sell off it. A listing draws its units from an asset.

Availability and anti-oversell

The unit is held the moment a seat sells. It is the same count on every shelf.

Check-in

Today's arrivals, checked in on the day, from the phone already in your pocket.

Guests

Who is arriving, who came before them, and what they said about the trip.

Pricing

Set your retail once. See what you net on every channel before you commit to it.

Payouts

Paid per booking, on a schedule you can read, with every run accounted for.

Invoicing

A compliant invoice with every booking. Your accountant receives a file, not a shoebox.

Team seats

Invite your staff. Owner, manager and staff, each seeing the part that is theirs.

Operator · Bookings
The Sanam bookings list: channel filters reading all, direct and GetYourGuide, then rows of bookings with the guest, the experience, the date, the channel and the operator's net on each.
Bookings. Direct sales and channel sales sit in one list, filtered by channel, each row carrying the net the operator keeps and a check-in button for the day.
Operator · Earnings
The Sanam earnings statement: tiles for net settled and owed, expected, settled and statement lines, then each month's total with the number of trips it covers.
Earnings. What each booking nets and roughly when it lands, with the months ahead totalled for you and a statement your accountant can download.
Operator · Listings
The Sanam listings page: three live listings with their region, category, starting price and the options underneath each one.
Listings. What you sell, and the options under each one. An option is a way of taking the same experience, and it carries its own price.
Operator · Assets
The Sanam assets page: five active assets, each a caravan fleet, camp or driver fleet, showing units held, units sold and the share still open, and which listings use it.
Assets. The caravans, camps and vehicles your listings draw their units from. Two listings can share one asset and still never oversell it.

Every screen on this page is the product itself, photographed on our demonstration account. The figures on them are seeded demonstration data, not another operator's business.


Distribution

Sell it. Five shelves, one availability.

The same listing and the same remaining count feed all five. Sell a seat on any one of them and the other four know before the guest has closed the tab.

01

Your own storefront

A bookable site under your own name, open in an evening. It sells from the same inventory as everything else here, so a traveller can find you, choose a date and book without a message passing between you.

sanam.travel/site/your-name
An operator storefront built on Sanam: a full-width photograph of a camel and its handlers at dusk, the line Sleep under the AlUla stars, a Browse experiences button, and the first row of bookable experiences below it.
A live operator storefront. The photographs, the words and the prices are the operator's own, and every card on it is bookable.
02

Your own branded site

The same storefront wearing your look. Pick the palette, add your logo and your booking terms, choose which experiences appear, then go live. Four steps, and the preview beside you is the real site rather than a picture of one.

Operator · Your website
The Sanam site builder: four numbered steps reading Look, Brand, Experiences and Go live, a choice between a warm Paper Desert palette and a darker Dusk palette, and a live phone preview of the operator's real site beside it.
Step one of four. The phone on the right is the operator's real site, and it changes as the choices on the left are made.
03

The embeddable widget

Already have a website you like? Paste the booking box onto it. The widget sells the same inventory on the same availability, in Arabic or English, and each embed carries its own token so you can revoke one without touching the others.

Operator · Embed
The embed panel inside Sanam: a line reading, already have a website, paste our booking widget onto it with an embed code, above a Get an embed code button.
The widget lives inside the same account. An embed code is issued per site, and revoking one kills that embed immediately.
04

B2B packaging

Travel agencies and tour organisers build a whole trip in the quote builder and book it at net, across every operator on Sanam. You set one retail price and Sanam shows you what you keep on each channel, the B2B net included, before you commit to it.

Operator · Pricing
The Sanam pricing screen: a retail price of three thousand seven hundred and seventy riyals typed into one box, and three cards below it showing what the operator nets through GetYourGuide, direct and reseller B2B.
One retail price, and the net beside it on each channel. The third card is the B2B net: what a travel agency's booking leaves the operator.

The demand we are opening

Six source markets, in the order we are building them. Sanam is building the packaging, the trade terms and the channel for each one. An operator sells into all of them from the same listing and the same availability.

China

Trade-led group and family travel.

In build
Russia

Long winter stays and warm-weather escapes.

In build
Germany

Small groups and independent travellers.

In build
The United States

High-value private travel, booked far ahead.

In build
France

Culture and heritage itineraries.

In build
India

Family travel and celebrations, at short notice.

In build
05

The booking channels

The shelves the world already browses. One of them is connected today and the rest are the road we are on, in the order below.

The channels

Where your experiences show up.

One listing. One availability. Many shelves.

GetYourGuide Live · in testing Germany · Europe
Viator Coming soon United States · North America
Booking.com Coming soon Netherlands · global
Expedia Coming soon United States · North America
Klook Coming soon Hong Kong · Asia-Pacific
Airbnb Experiences Coming soon United States · global
Tiqets Coming soon Netherlands · Europe
Musement Coming soon Italy · Europe
Headout Coming soon United States · global
Civitatis Coming soon Spain · Spanish-speaking markets
KKday Coming soon Taiwan · East Asia
Trip.com Coming soon China · Greater China
Traveloka Coming soon Indonesia · South-East Asia
Almatar Coming soon Saudi Arabia · the Kingdom and the Gulf
Tajawal Coming soon United Arab Emirates · the Gulf

GetYourGuide is connected and in live testing. Every other channel on this list is Sanam's own roadmap, a connection we are building, in the order we are building it. A channel is marked live here only once its connection is certified and switched on.

Or bring your own system

Keep selling where you already sell.

A booking on WhatsApp. A walk-in at the desk. A seat sold on another site. Register it on Sanam and it holds exactly the units a Sanam sale would hold, so one true remaining count survives across every channel you use. That part is built, and it runs today.

Operator · Register an external booking
The Sanam screen for registering an external booking: a heading reading, sold a trip on WhatsApp, a walk-in, or another site, register it so Sanam blocks those units, and a choice between entering it by hand or reading it from an invoice.
No payment passes through Sanam and no guest details are required. The units are simply held, so nothing is sold twice.

A deeper connection is roadmap, not platform. Reading availability straight out of a system you already run is something we intend to build and have not built. If you run your own, tell us what it is and we will build to it.

Pricing

One product. Three ways to pay for it.

Every tier is the whole platform. Moving up buys no extra features. It lowers what you pay on each booking, so pick the tier that costs you least at the volume you are actually doing.

Your first month is free. A partner code makes it three.
Starter
Start here. Pay only when you sell.
No monthly fee
SAR 0 a month, nothing to renew
Nothing is charged yearly, ever
12% of each booking
The whole platform, from the first booking.
Growth
For an operator selling steadily.
SAR 350
a month, billed annually
Charged SAR 4,200 a year, nothing added to it
8% of each booking
Costs less than Starter once you pass SAR 8,750 of sales a month.
Scale
For volume, and for a DMC running several teams.
SAR 950
a month, billed annually
Charged SAR 11,400 a year, nothing added to it
6% of each booking
Costs less than Growth once you pass SAR 30,000 of sales a month.

Growth and Scale are charged once a year, in advance. There is no monthly-pay option. The monthly figure is shown so the tiers are easy to compare. The yearly figure is what your bank statement will read, to the riyal.

When your free months end you either take the year or drop to Starter automatically. Starter has no fee at all, so nobody is ever locked out of their own bookings.

The same product on every tier. The catalogue, the calendar, the storefront, the widget, the B2B network, the channels, the AI and the invoicing are on all three. The only thing that changes is the percentage.

Which tier costs you least?

Starter
Growth
Scale

Arithmetic only, over one year: the annual platform fee plus the percentage on twelve months of the sales figure you typed. The fees shown are the fees charged. The percentage is Sanam's share of each booking, and it comes out of each booking as it settles rather than once a year.


The company

A Saudi company, building the rail under Saudi tourism.

Saudi Arabia has seven thousand years of stories. Most of the people who can show them to you are not on a booking channel, and the work of getting there is the work nobody has done: the content, the capacity, the pricing, the invoicing, the connection. That is the work Sanam does.

For operators

The platform the business runs on, and a route to demand you cannot reach on your own. You keep your prices, your guests and your name.

For channels and resellers

One connection instead of hundreds. Saudi supply arriving as structured, bookable product on live availability, with the content already written in both languages.

For the sector

Aggregated, anonymised visibility into what the Kingdom's experience economy is actually doing. The same numbers operators see, counted once. No personal data, ever.

The name

Named for the summit.

سَنام sanām, the camel's hump

In Arabic, سَنام, with the fatḥa, is the camel's hump, and so, by meaning, the summit. We chose the summit sense on purpose. It carries the camel and the caravan, the shape of the land itself, and the last part of the climb, where the country opens out below you.

The Peaks of Journeys قمم الرحلات
The sunthe ring, dawn over the Kingdom
The Northern Starfour points, saffron, the guide
The sea and the humpthe curve, Farasan to the sands
The Aseer crestthe highland peaks

Take your first booking on Sanam this week.

Register, add one experience, and open your storefront. The first month is free, and there is no card to give. If you would rather we set it up with you, say so and a person will.

Let's partner

For operators, channels and partners.

Some operators would rather we onboarded them than sign up alone. Tell us about your business and we will do it with you. Booking channels, resellers and investors are welcome here too.

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