Built for Travel Agents, by People Who Understand the Grind

Why We Built This

Every travel agent knows the moment — a client calls asking for their flight details, and you're staring at a wall of cryptic GDS shorthand, manually retyping dates and times into an email while trying not to make a mistake. We built PNRGenius to remove that entire step. Paste a raw PNR from Amadeus, Sabre, Galileo, or Worldspan, and get a clean, client-ready itinerary in seconds — free, with no signup and no limits.

What We Offer

• A free PNR converter that reads Amadeus, Sabre, Galileo, and Worldspan formats and turns them into clean, shareable itineraries.
• A free Itinerary Builder that goes further — auto-filling flight segments from a pasted PNR, then letting you add hotels, transport, visa details, pricing, and your own agency branding into a polished, exportable PDF.
• A growing library of guides covering GDS formats, PNR reading, host agencies, accreditation, and the travel agent career path across the US, UK, Canada, and Australia.
• Reference directories for airlines, airports, and popular routes, built for agents who need a quick, reliable lookup.

Our Approach

We keep the core tools free because the whole point is removing friction from a task every travel agent does constantly. We built PNRGenius to work the way a busy agent actually works — no account required, no artificial limits, and support for the GDS formats agents actually encounter day to day, including formats and regional booking patterns that other tools often overlook.

Who This Is For

PNRGenius is built for travel agents and agencies of any size, anywhere in the world — independent home-based agents, host-agency-affiliated advisors, and traditional storefront agencies alike. Whether you're converting a single PNR for a client email or building a full branded Umrah, holiday, or corporate itinerary, the tools are designed to fit into your existing workflow rather than replace it.

Questions or Feedback?

We're actively building and improving PNRGenius based on what travel agents actually need. If you have a question, a feature request, or spot something that doesn't look right, get in touch — we read every message.