An alternative to Umapped for travel agencies and tour operators

mTrip is an alternative to Umapped for travel agencies and tour operators that need an itinerary builder, a branded traveler app, and travel document delivery in one platform. It supports leisure travel businesses looking to manage trip information and present it professionally under their own name.

When did Umapped shut down?

Umapped was discontinued on October 8, 2025, according to the official Umapped website. Agencies replacing the platform need to consider both their itinerary workflow and the experience they deliver to travelers.

Start with the trips and documents your team manages each day, then assess the branding, offline access, and integrations you need from a replacement.

What does mTrip offer as an Umapped alternative?

Itinerary building for leisure travel

Use the mTrip itinerary builder to bring flights, accommodation, activities, transfers, and other trip details into a professional itinerary. Travel agencies and tour operators can use the platform for tailor-made trips and group departures.

A branded mobile app

Deliver itineraries through a travel app under your brand. mTrip offers Trip Agent with your logo and colors, as well as a fully white-label app published under your organization’s own developer accounts on the App Store and Google Play.

The right option depends on how independently you want to present your app and the configuration your business needs.

Offline itineraries and travel documents

Give travelers access to itineraries, documents, and destination content offline. Bring tickets, PDFs, e-vouchers, and other travel documents into the mobile experience so trip information stays together.

Destination content and traveler communication

Support the trip experience with destination guides, maps, points of interest, and recommendations. In-app messaging and push notifications provide ways to communicate with travelers before, during, and after their trip.

How to plan your move from Umapped

A replacement project starts with understanding the information and processes you need to carry forward. Use this checklist when discussing your requirements with the mTrip team:

1. Review your available data. Identify the itineraries, traveler information, documents, and templates you already hold, including their formats.
2. Choose your app approach. Decide whether Trip Agent branding or a fully white-label app best fits your organization.
3. Map your workflow. Explain how bookings reach your team and which systems need to connect to the itinerary process.
4. Review a representative trip. During your evaluation, check how the trip details, documents, and branding should appear to travelers.
5. Agree on the rollout. Confirm configuration, data handling, training needs, and timing with the team before committing to a launch date.

Data transfer options and onboarding timelines need to be assessed for your setup. A demo is the opportunity to discuss your available files and integrations, rather than assume a direct import from Umapped.