---

Overview

This PriceTravel’s API enables you to quote, create and get reservations; also you can cancel existing reservations. This API is a REST based Web Services

REST Architecture overview

Using this API requires familiarity with the following REST Architecture concepts:

Resources

A resource is anything that can be represented by a set of bits stored in a computer. Such as a document, a database record, the result of an algorithm. The API is structured based on a set of resources.

Verbs

Resources must respond to one or more of the HTTP standard methods: GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, and OPTIONS.

Headers

Use of the standard HTTP headers to specify request and response information.

Response Codes

The operation result is returned as a HTTP response code.

Conventions

The XML tags and the JSON object field names will be written in UpperCamelCase. This is, the first letter for each word will be upper case and the rest in lower case, no underscores, dashes or spaces are allowed between the words.

Examples:HotelInformation, CountryCode, ServiceCharge, etc.

The resource URI’s are expressed in plural and lowercase.

Examples:https://api.pricetravel.com/services/hotels

All URI segments found between curly brackets, like {hotelId}, must be substituted by the desired values. And the segments between square brackets, like [/{hotelId}], are optional.

Date formats

The supported format for date and time elements is ISO 8601 (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_8601).

Dates are specified as YYYY-MM-DD.

Date and time is specified as YYYY-MM-DDThh:mm.

Where:

• YYYY is the four digit year.
• MM is the two digit month.
• DD is the two digit day.
• hh is the two digit hour.
• mm is the two digit minute.

Language format

We use the IETF language tag (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IETF_language_tag). For example: en for English, en-US for United States English, es for Spanish, es-MX for Mexican Spanish.

Currency format

The currency format is the standard ISO 4217 (http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_4217), it uses three letter codes. For example: USD for US dollars, MXN for Mexican pesos and GBP for Great Britain pounds.

Country code format

The country code format is ISO 3166-1, Alpha-2 (http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_3166-1). It uses two letter codes. For example: US for United States, MX for Mexico and GB for Great Britain.

Tests

For the test environment the URI must be preceded by the stage prefix.

For example the URI:

• https://api.pricetravel.com/

Must be changed to:

• https://stage-api.pricetravel.com/