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Rezdy provides cloud-based booking software for tours and activities, serving operators, travel agents, and suppliers. It uses a SaaS platform with APIs and webhooks to manage inventory, pricing, availability, and reselling across multiple channels, with different APIs for agents, suppliers, and suppliers with their own systems. It differentiates itself by offering a broad, API-driven distribution network that coordinates bookings and updates across operators, agents, and suppliers. Its goal is to simplify the booking process and expand product distribution in the global tours and activities market.
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Consumer Software
Enterprise Software
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
Early VC
Total Funding
$16.4M
Headquarters
Sydney, Australia
Founded
2011
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Never Miss a booking opportunity: introducing the Rezdy x Chaty partnership. By Jeffrey Radin - 17 Mar 2026 Rezdy Pty Ltd is excited to announce its partnership with Chaty, an AI-powered phone receptionist built for tour and experience operators. Together, Rezdy Pty Ltd is helping operators capture more bookings by ensuring every enquiry counts, from the very first call. The problem operators know too well. While most operators have invested in tools to manage and grow their business, they can't control what happens when a customer calls and no one answers. Research shows 60-62% of small business calls go unanswered, and 69% of customers won't visit unless their call is answered. For tour and experience operators, that can mean thousands in lost revenue that never enters the system. This partnership helps close that gap, strengthening the entire booking journey, from first enquiry to confirmed booking, not just the moment a customer clicks 'Book'. Introducing Chaty: your 24/7 AI receptionist. Chaty answers incoming phone calls, responds to customer questions, and checks real-time availability directly within your Rezdy booking system. Customers get accurate information quickly, without waiting for a callback or leaving a voicemail. Chaty operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week, including evenings, weekends, and peak periods when you're busiest or out delivering tours. For anything it can't resolve, calls are escalated so nothing falls through the cracks. Why Rezdy is partnering with Chaty. Rezdy gives operators the tools to manage bookings, streamline operations, and grow revenue, but even the best booking system can only convert the demand that reaches it. Chaty solves the upstream problem. It ensures that when a customer calls, at 9pm, on a Saturday, during your busiest tour of the week,that enquiry is answered, availability is checked against your live Rezdy system, and the booking is captured. Not lost to voicemail. Not followed up on tomorrow when the customer has already moved on. Together, Rezdy and Chaty extend the booking journey beyond the website, ensuring phone enquiries are answered, availability is checked in real time, and bookings are captured even when operators are busy delivering experiences. Benefits for Rezdy operators. This integration is particularly valuable for operators who: * Receive frequent booking calls during peak hours * Miss calls or rely on voicemail * Handle repetitive questions (pricing, inclusions, weather, meeting points, accessibility) * Operate across time zones or serve international visitors * Experience seasonal call spikes or weather-driven changes * Are owner-operators juggling tours and phone enquiries If calls are part of how you sell, Chaty ensures they convert into bookings rather than missed opportunities. Real operator results. Missed calls often happen when operators are doing exactly what they should be, delivering experiences. Scott Wilson, owner of Blue Seafaris, introduced Chaty so incoming calls were handled while he and his team were out on the water. Over four months, customers interacted with Chaty AI for more than 3,500 minutes, nearly 60 hours of live phone engagement captured without adding staff or stepping away from guests. "I can finally leave my office with confidence that the phones are covered, and concentrate properly on giving our booked customers a wonderful experience." Andrew Somers, owner of The Red Boats New Zealand, is already seeing Chaty's direct integration with Rezdy's online booking software elevate his operation: "720 calls handled and counting! Chaty is the only AI receptionist we found that integrates directly with our Rezdy booking system. It's freed us up to focus on our passengers rather than phone tag. Reliable, friendly, and truly one-of-a-kind technology. We'd be lost without it." Capture demand, don't Miss it. A well-run booking system only captures the demand that reaches it. Rezdy and Chaty together make sure more of it does, answering calls, checking availability in real time, and securing bookings whether you're in the office or out on tour. For operators who rely on phone enquiries, that means more demand captured, fewer missed opportunities, and less revenue left on the table Explore how the Rezdy x Chaty integration works. Start free trial. Enjoy 21 days to take a look around and see how Rezdy Pty Ltd can fit wthin your business. No obligations, no catches, no limits, nada!
Trip.com Group and Rezdy join forces to offer new travel experiences around the world.
Trip.com Group has partnered with tours and activities booking and distribution platform Rezdy.Using Rezdy’s API, the partnership will enable activities providers in the Trip.com Group ecosystem to connect and promote their tours to consumers. Tours providers will also be able to update pricing, availability and content via the API.The partnership will also provide Trip.com Group with more tours and activities content with the company reporting a triple-digit growth in bookings for tours and tickets in 2023 versus the previous year.Meanwhile, operators on the Rezdy platform will be able to take advantage of the China-based OTA’s customer base
The company that has acquired the three tour and activity booking systems Rezdy, Checkfront and Regiondo has made changes to the executive leadership, with former FareHarbor executive Mark Loh taking on the CEO position of the combined companies.Chris Atkin and Susan DeBottis, the CEO and chief growth officer at Rezdy, respectively, have left the company. Checkfront co-founder Grant Jurgenheit and chief operating officer Mark Holder have also departed.The private equity firm behind the rollup is Vertica Capital Partners, which has invested approximately $150 million to acquire and merge the three companies, according to a senior level company insider.Arival first reported on the Rezdy-Checkfront merger last July. News broke a month later that Regiondo, the Germany-based booking system, joined the fold. Regiondo’s CEO, Oliver Nützel, remains with the company.According to the senior insider we spoke with on condition of anonymity, each of the three companies have approximately the same number of customers, with a total of about 17,000, and they each represent an annual gross booking value of approximately $5 billion with a combined enterprise value of approximately $300 million.Loh, the new CEO of the combined companies, spent six years as vice president of global product and chief product officer at FareHarbor, the largest booking system by number of customers and now a division of online travel booking giant Booking Holdings.FareHarbor’s co-founder and former CEO Lawrence Hester is involved with Vertica Capital Partners as a “special limited partner,” according to his LinkedIn profile.What does this mean for operators?The company and investment firm behind the combined booking system merger has not spoken publicly about the deal or future plans. With three different booking systems and thousands of customers around the world, big questions remain about the future of the combined businesses and what it will mean for operators and distributors.Software rollups like these typically leverage economies of scale by integrating the systems and services. This could include such elements as back office functions, payments, distribution connectivity (a single API to connect to online travel agencies and other platforms), customer service and even the underlying booking systems.All of these steps would have business implications for the thousands of operators using their software, as well as the many partners that connect to it for reselling and other services.*This story originally appeared on Arival
The continued threat of a recession, traveler trends and the. impact of artificial intelligence on the industry were some of the key subjects discussed by a cross-section of leaders in the tours and activities space. during a session at Arival 360 in Orlando, October 9-12.The session, moderated by Arival co-founder and CEO Douglas
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Industries
Consumer Software
Enterprise Software
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
Early VC
Total Funding
$16.4M
Headquarters
Sydney, Australia
Founded
2011
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