Live inventory a guest can book instantly, and an ambassador portal that sells against it.
A self-initiated concept for luxury travel booking. The industry still runs on request-to-book forms and a founder's personal rolodex. This is the alternative: live inventory a guest can reserve instantly, and an ambassador portal that books against it without ever exposing the supplier data underneath.
What shipped
Guest view with live inventory and a trip builder
Ambassador portal with auto-calculated commissions
Supplier data never exposed to downstream users
Built to prove the model, not to a brief
See it working
The breakdown
Why it was built
Luxury travel still runs on request-to-book forms and a founder’s personal contacts. Meridian started as a real opportunity with a travel broker. It is now kept as a concept, a working showcase of what this kind of platform can do.
Book it now, not request it
Guests see live availability and reserve on the spot, the way they already expect from hotels and flights, instead of filling in a form and waiting for a reply.
An ambassador portal that sells safely
Ambassadors book against the same live inventory for their own clients. They never see the supplier data underneath, so the broker’s relationships stay the broker’s.
What it shows
The same pattern fits any business that sells limited inventory through people: live stock, a portal for the sellers, and private data that stays private.
The approach
Built by Jump Automations.