Know who you're booking before money moves.
Supplier vetting shouldn't depend on a website and a gut call.
Travel advisors have lacked a consistent, industry-wide way to evaluate the businesses behind the trips they sell.
A website tells you what a supplier wants you to know. A referral tells you about someone else’s experience. A preferred list tells you who has an established relationship.
The Travel Trust Index gives you one place to search suppliers, review key statuses and risk indicators, and see what’s available before you book.
A more consistent way to evaluate suppliers.
The Travel Trust Index doesn’t replace your judgment or the supplier relationships you already trust. It gives you a repeatable way to evaluate suppliers when you need more information.
Search
Find suppliers by destination, travel type and other criteria, whether you already know who you're looking for or need someone new.
Evaluate
See which suppliers have chosen to participate in verification and review the verification, risk indicators, and supplier-provided statuses available on their profile.
Monitor
See whether ongoing monitoring is active and check current statuses when you return to a supplier over time.
Stop piecing it together yourself.
Instead of searching across websites, documents and disconnected sources, the Index brings key supplier statuses into one view.
Depending on the supplier, participation and data availability, you may see:
- Business Verification: Legal business record match, with available registration and business status information.
- Credit Risk: Current credit risk rating based on available financial and business data.
- Risk Signals: Current screening status, including any unconfirmed potential item requiring attention.
- Monitoring Status: Ongoing monitoring of available business, credit, compliance and risk information.
- COI Status: Current certificate of insurance status, including on file, expiring soon, expired or not available.
- Operational Policies: Completion status for supplier-reported safety and operational readiness information.
- Booking Terms: Current booking terms published and on file through TTI.
Not every supplier will have every status. Suppliers choose whether to participate in verification, and some information is supplier-provided. The Index makes those distinctions clear.`
Verification isn't a one-time snapshot.
Businesses change. Insurance expires. Business information changes. Risk profiles change. Something that looked one way when you first evaluated a supplier may look different later.
Where available, ongoing monitoring helps keep verification and risk statuses current as underlying information changes.
You can return to a supplier profile and review its current statuses instead of assuming nothing has changed since the last time you checked.
How it works
Nominate a supplier
Tell us about a supplier you already work with or one you want to evaluate. We'll invite them to join the Index and participate in verification.
Get early access
Your nomination gives you early access when the Index launches.
Search before you book
Search the Index, review available statuses, and make a more informed decision before client money moves.
More information. Less guesswork.
The Travel Trust Index gives you a clearer, more consistent view of available information so you can make your own decision.
You decide who to book. We give you more to base that decision on.
The verification gap is real.
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And the challenge keeps getting harder as professional-looking websites, online listings and AI-generated content make appearance an increasingly poor measure of what’s behind a business.
Trust is not enough.
A supplier can be well known, preferred, highly recommended, or someone you’ve worked with for years. None of that tells you what is true about the business today.
The Travel Trust Index gives you access to current verification, credit risk, screening, monitoring, insurance, operational, and booking-term statuses in one place.
That matters whether the supplier is brand new to you or one you have booked for years.
Reputation tells you what you know about the relationship. TTI gives you insight into the business behind it.
Frequently asked questions
No. Suppliers choose whether to participate in verification. The Index may also include basic
supplier listings that have not participated in verification, and you’ll be able to see the difference.
No. Verification is not a guarantee, recommendation or endorsement. The Index provides additional information for you to consider as part of your own due diligence.
No. Suppliers may appear in the Index without verification. Suppliers that choose verification pay to participate, but payment does not determine the verification result or the statuses displayed.
Because preferred status, reputation, and past experience do not tell you what is happening inside the business today. The Travel Trust Index gives you current verification and risk statuses you cannot get from a preferred list, referral, website, or long-standing relationship alone.
Nominate a supplier and you’ll receive early access when the Travel Trust Index launches.