> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.phptravels.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.phptravels.com/welcome.md).

# Welcome

PHPTRAVELS documentation: install, license and configure your travel booking software, connect flight, hotel and tour suppliers and set up payments.

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**Tip:** Before proceeding to documentation make sure you have valid license
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## Overview

PHPTRAVELS – is a simple-usage but powerfull Travel Portal Application for PHP and MySQL. The application offers you many ways to work with, while remaining very easy to use even for non-programmers. Content management becomes simple and flexible, hours of saved time, minutes to implement. You can use it as dedicated standalone application for your travel portal or you can install it on subdomain or any path with your existing travel offering website.&#x20;

#### What PHPTRAVELS Offer ?

* Standalone web and mobile application for travel portal for anyone.&#x20;
* 100% Opensource code &#x20;
* Onetime & monthly subscription payment package&#x20;
* Latest supported technology and tools&#x20;
* User-friendly applications web desktop and mobile&#x20;

## Quick links

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[Setup](/startup/setup.md)
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[SSL Force](/startup/ssl-force.md)
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