Web platformBooking & travelOriginal by ENUYGUN
ENUYGUN is a major Turkish travel site that brings flights first and foremost, along with hotels, coaches and car rentals, onto a single comparison and booking platform. Users see fares from different airlines side by side, find the best option with filters and complete their purchase on the same site. Speed, price accuracy and after-sales support are the key factors in how a site like this earns trust.
Building something similar requires a multi-vertical travel infrastructure: GDS or NDC connections for flights, bed banks and direct hotel integrations for accommodation, and separate suppliers for coaches and car rental. The search and caching layer that ties them together, booking management, a call centre panel and a reconciliation system sit at the centre of the scope.

How ENUYGUN works: the core user flow

How many apps and dashboards do you need?
Website and mobile app
The interfaces where users search for and buy flights, hotels, coach tickets and car rentals.
Call centre and operations panel
The panel where the support team handles booking changes, refunds and customer requests.
Admin and revenue panel
The panel for tracking promotions, commission rules, supplier performance and reconciliation.

Critical features of a product like ENUYGUN
Flight search engine
Combines and prices connecting, return and multi-city flights from GDS and airline APIs.
Fare cache
Stores results for frequently searched routes briefly to increase speed and lower query costs.
Flexible-date fare calendar
Shows the lowest fares for each day of the selected month on a calendar.
Packages and cross-selling
Offers hotels and cars in the destination city to users who book a flight.
After-sales self-service
Lets users cancel tickets, change dates, add baggage and choose seats themselves.
Promotion and coupon engine
Automatically applies bank, card and route-based discount rules to prices.
What goes into the first version, what comes later
First version (MVP)
- Flight search, filtering and fare comparison
- Bookings through one GDS or aggregator API
- Online payment and e-ticket delivery
- Booking lookup and cancellation requests
- Operations and reconciliation panel
Later releases
- Hotel, coach and car rental verticals
- Fare calendar and price alerts
- Mobile app and loyalty programme
- Corporate travel management module
Modules and how the budget is calculated
The budget is calculated with 360 SOFT’s pricing model from the modules below, about 36 screens and the project’s complexity: roughly 211 person-days for the full scope and 138 person-days for the first version. Every module you drop lowers the budget directly.
| Module | Phase |
|---|---|
| Sign-up, login, social login | First version |
| User profile and settings | First version |
| Roles and permissions | First version |
| Admin dashboard | First version |
| Booking / reservations | First version |
| Advanced search and filters | First version |
| Online payments (Stripe / PSP) | First version |
| Email / SMS notifications | First version |
| Push notifications | First version |
| Reporting and analytics | Later release |
| Multi-language | First version |
| E-invoicing | First version |
| Third-party API integration | First version |
| GDPR and security hardening | First version |
Hosting, SMS, map APIs, app store accounts and payment-provider fees are separate items. Maintenance and improvements (optional): €700 / month. We send a fixed written price within 24 hours after a free discovery call.
The hard parts
Look-to-book costs
Suppliers may charge fees or apply quotas based on search volume; caching and a smart query strategy decide profitability.
Price changes
Fares can change between search and payment; a repricing step and transparent notice to the user are needed.
Accreditation and contracts
Selling flights requires IATA accreditation or consolidator agreements, a travel agency licence where applicable and supplier contracts.
Business model
Service fees and airline or consolidator commissions on flights, and higher sales commissions on hotels, are the core revenue. Ancillary products such as travel insurance, cancellation cover and extra baggage boost margins. Bank promotion partnerships, supplier advertising and corporate travel service fees strengthen the revenue model as well.
Get a free quote for your project
Let us scope it together and send a fixed written quote within 24 hours. NDA on request; you own the source code.
Choosing a company to build an app like ENUYGUN
Most people searching “website like enuygun” are really looking for a reliable app development company. When comparing quotes, check four things:
- Can you try similar products they have shipped, in the stores or live?
- Are the source code, design files, servers and store accounts transferred to you by contract?
- Do they show a working demo every two weeks, with written scope and acceptance criteria?
- Are maintenance, scaling and GDPR/security costs written into the quote?
Copyright and trademarks
A business model and features are generally not protected on their own, but the ENUYGUN name, logo, interface design, content and source code are. That is why we build a product with similar functionality but your own brand, design and code. This is not legal advice; we recommend a trademark search before launch.
Frequently asked questions
How long does it take to build a website like ENUYGUN?
A first version starting with one vertical, for example flights only, can be ready in a few months. Each new vertical needs its own integration and testing process, so a phased approach is required.
What do you need to sell flight tickets?
You need a GDS or consolidator agreement, the travel agency licence required in your market and supplier contracts. Taking payments through a licensed payment provider is also important; this information is not legal advice.
Are there copyright or trademark issues?
The travel comparison model is free to use. The ENUYGUN name, logo, design and content may not be copied.
What should I look for in a company that builds a website like ENUYGUN?
Ask about experience with GDS, hotel XML and airline integrations, building high-traffic search engines and after-sales operations screens.





