Wetu review
A multi-day itinerary and supplier-content platform, with offline access on Premium.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Wetu brings itinerary creation, supplier content, and traveler details into one travel collaboration platform for travel agents, tour operators, destination management companies, and suppliers. Operators can build branded multi-day itineraries using destination and supplier material, then share digital links or printable versions. Product Manager centralizes product images, descriptions, and commission information, while Contact Manager organizes traveler records. The fit is strongest for businesses whose work centers on preparing and sharing trip content rather than processing transactions online.
Plan choice matters. Core Profile is free, but it is a supplier profile with images, descriptions, room types, facilities, visibility in Wetu itineraries, and a direct booking link. Lite costs $75 per user per month and adds Itinerary Builder, Contact Manager, a basic digital itinerary, content library access, printable itineraries, and an Excel costing spreadsheet. Premium is $150 per user per month; it adds Classic and Discovery outputs, a theme customizer, TravelKey for travelers, customizable supplier and destination content, and translation into 17 languages. Lite and Premium are billed monthly, exclude VAT, and have an additional per-user charge. A 14-day trial is available without a credit card.
The standout is the content-to-itinerary workflow, including multiple output formats and TravelKey offline access to itineraries, documents, maps, and service-provider contacts. Wetu also lists booking and back-office integrations including Tourplan, Tour32, Lemax, and ResRequest; Enterprise includes tour operator integrations, Connect API, optional bulk mapping, and custom printable itineraries. The product supports web, iOS, Android, and API, with email, chat, and documentation support. Choose Wetu if branded itinerary production and supplier information management are central to your operation. Consider alternatives if online booking or payment processing is a core requirement; those capabilities are not established here.
Wetu pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Builds branded multi-day itineraries from supplier and destination content
- Premium includes TravelKey offline itinerary access for travelers
- Connects with booking systems and back offices through integrations and an API
- Where it doesn't
- The free Core Profile is for suppliers, not a free operator itinerary plan
- TravelKey and customizable itinerary outputs are limited to Premium
- Online booking and payment processing are not established by the listed features
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