Amadeus
Amadeus is a travel infrastructure software for distribution, airline operations, and payments.
Amadeus operates in the B2B SaaS Provider segment.
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Distinction
This is the travel technology and distribution company, not a consumer travel agency or booking website. It is also distinct from pure adtech, despite a weak mention of media-related monetisation in the product summary.
- Founded
- Unknown
- Headquarters
- Salvador de Madariaga, 1, 28027 Madrid
- Core Segment
- B2B SaaS Provider
- Company Size
- 1,001–5,000
- Official Links
- Website
- Verified
- 2026-04-22
Key insights about Amadeus
Subsidiaries
Amadeus operates a network including Amadeus Hospitality.
Competitors
Key competitors include Travelport, Sabre, SiteMinder.
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Amadeus: About
Amadeus operates as an enterprise travel infrastructure platform. It creates value by connecting travel suppliers and sellers through booking and distribution rails, then expands that relationship into adjacent operational software for airlines, corporate travel, airports, border agencies, and payments. Its business model combines deeply embedded workflow software with high-volume transaction processing, making it part software vendor and part mission-critical network infrastructure provider for the travel sector.
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Amadeus: Market Position
Amadeus is a Spanish public travel technology company that provides core software and transaction infrastructure for airlines, travel agencies, corporate travel programmes, airports, border agencies, and travel merchants. Its portfolio includes a global distribution system for travel bookings, airline passenger service systems, corporate travel and expense tools, airport operations software, border management products, and travel-focused payment and e-invoicing platforms.
The company makes money through a mix of transaction fees, long-term software contracts, subscription pricing, and payment-related processing revenue. Its direct customers are businesses and institutions rather than consumers, especially airlines, travel sellers, corporate travel managers, airports, governments, and travel merchants that rely on Amadeus to run booking, retailing, operational, and financial workflows.
Amadeus: Key Competitors & Alternatives
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What is Amadeus?
Amadeus is a travel technology company that provides booking, distribution, airline operations, corporate travel, airport, border control, and payment software.
Who uses Amadeus?
Its customers include airlines, travel agencies, online travel sellers, corporate travel teams, airports, border agencies, and travel merchants.
How does Amadeus make money?
It earns revenue from travel transaction fees, enterprise software contracts, subscriptions, and payment processing or e-invoicing services.

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