ORS and GTS expand airline content access for travel agents in Uzbekistan

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ORS, a developer of aviation and tourism IT solutions, has partnered with Global Travel Space (GTS), an Uzbekistan-based TravelTech platform specializing in corporate travel agency automation. Under the agreement, Russia’s ORS will integrate its SIG API solution into the GTS platform to expand airline content access across Central Asia, optimize post-sale servicing, and accelerate supplier onboarding.

The integration gives agencies direct access to a broad range of airline fares and ancillary services on competitive terms, removing the need for intermediaries. The streamlined workflow supports strict adherence to corporate travel policies, provides full pricing transparency, and allows agents to search, book, ticket, and process refunds in just a few clicks.

ORS noted that while traditional platforms often require lengthy, support-heavy integrations taking weeks, GTS enables agencies to self-manage and connect their own contracts and credentials via a single interface. Free access to the platform lowers the entry barrier, allowing travel management companies to launch sales quickly and scale without upfront software deployment costs.

For carriers, the partnership offers a structured expansion of their agency distribution network across Uzbekistan and neighboring markets. By connecting directly with agents on the GTS platform, airlines gain tools to optimize load factors, tap into new customer segments, and drive incremental revenue through ancillary sales.

“Technology should accelerate business growth, not complicate it. GTS gives the market an open platform where agents can manage their contracts independently and begin selling right away. Partnering with ORS is a key technological milestone in delivering that vision,” said Sanjar Adashov, Co-founder and CEO of Global Travel Space.

“ORS is evolving from a software vendor into an ecosystem connecting airlines and travel agents in a unified environment. Combining forces with GTS will help establish modern aviation distribution standards across the region,” said Alexander Sizintsev, CEO of ORS.

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