These are the endpoints and sections specific for the stay part of the connected trip.
Use them to look for accommodation such as hotels, apartments, etc, check their availability, reviews, accommodation details, etc.
These are the endpoints you can use to retrieve the identifiers of a wide range of geographical locations: airports, countries, cities, regions, etc.
Use these identifiers to construct your requests.
Note: These identifiers are available across all travel services and you can use them for both accommodotation and car rentals requests.
This endpoint returns a list of airport codes and their names in the selected languages. The airports returned may be filtered by a location id. For example, you can get the list of airports in The Netherlands by passing: {"country":"nl"}
. To get the full list call the endpoint passing an empty body. The airport codes returned are what is used as input and output for other endpoints. This endpoint implements pagination of the results.
A three-letter code that uniquely identifies an airport as defined by the International Air Transport Association (IATA). The full list can be obtained by calling common/locations/airports.
"AMS"
A signed integer number that uniquely identifies a city. The full list can be obtained by calling common/locations/cities.
A two-letter code that uniquely identifies a country. This code is defined by the ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 standard (ISO2) as described here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_3166-1_alpha-2. The full list can be obtained by calling common/locations/countries.
"nl"
A signed integer number that uniquely identifies a district. Typically, districts define known areas within a city. The full list can be obtained by calling common/locations/districts.
A signed integer number that uniquely identifies a relevant geographical landmark, like a monument or a natural attraction. The full list can be obtained by calling common/locations/landmarks.
A signed integer number that uniquely identifies a geographical region. Regions usually define official administrative areas within a country, but may also include multiple countries and in some cases un-official but popular designations for geographical areas. An example of a region that crosses multiple countries is the Alps in Europe. The full list can be obtained by calling common/locations/regions.
curl -i -X POST \ https://demandapi.booking.com/3.1/common/locations/airports \ -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \ -d '{ "country": "nl", "languages": [ "en-gb", "zh-cn" ] }'
{ "request_id": "01fr9ez700exycb98w90w5r9sh", "data": [ { … }, "..." ], "next_page": null }
This endpoint returns a list of city codes and their names in the selected languages. The cities returned may be filtered by a location id. For example, you can get the list of cities in The Netherlands by passing: {"country":"nl"}
. To get the full list call the endpoint passing an empty body. The city codes returned are what is used as input and output for other endpoints. This endpoint implements pagination of the results.
A three-letter code that uniquely identifies an airport as defined by the International Air Transport Association (IATA). The full list can be obtained by calling common/locations/airports.
"AMS"
A signed integer number that uniquely identifies a city. The full list can be obtained by calling common/locations/cities.
A two-letter code that uniquely identifies a country. This code is defined by the ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 standard (ISO2) as described here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_3166-1_alpha-2. The full list can be obtained by calling common/locations/countries.
"nl"
A signed integer number that uniquely identifies a district. Typically, districts define known areas within a city. The full list can be obtained by calling common/locations/districts.
A signed integer number that uniquely identifies a relevant geographical landmark, like a monument or a natural attraction. The full list can be obtained by calling common/locations/landmarks.
A signed integer number that uniquely identifies a geographical region. Regions usually define official administrative areas within a country, but may also include multiple countries and in some cases un-official but popular designations for geographical areas. An example of a region that crosses multiple countries is the Alps in Europe. The full list can be obtained by calling common/locations/regions.
curl -i -X POST \ https://demandapi.booking.com/3.1/common/locations/cities \ -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \ -d '{ "country": "nl", "languages": [ "en-gb", "zh-cn" ] }'
{ "request_id": "01fr9ez700exycb98w90w5r9sh", "data": [ { … }, "..." ], "next_page": "..." }
This endpoint returns a list of country codes and their names in the selected languages. The countries returned may be filtered by a location id. For example, you can get the list of countries that are associated with the European Alps region by passing: {"region":1199}
.
To get the full list call the endpoint passing an empty body. The returned country codes are used as input and output for other endpoints.
This endpoint implements pagination of the results.
A three-letter code that uniquely identifies an airport as defined by the International Air Transport Association (IATA). The full list can be obtained by calling common/locations/airports.
"AMS"
A signed integer number that uniquely identifies a city. The full list can be obtained by calling common/locations/cities.
A two-letter code that uniquely identifies a country. This code is defined by the ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 standard (ISO2) as described here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_3166-1_alpha-2. The full list can be obtained by calling common/locations/countries.
"nl"
A signed integer number that uniquely identifies a district. Typically, districts define known areas within a city. The full list can be obtained by calling common/locations/districts.
A signed integer number that uniquely identifies a relevant geographical landmark, like a monument or a natural attraction. The full list can be obtained by calling common/locations/landmarks.
A signed integer number that uniquely identifies a geographical region. Regions usually define official administrative areas within a country, but may also include multiple countries and in some cases un-official but popular designations for geographical areas. An example of a region that crosses multiple countries is the Alps in Europe. The full list can be obtained by calling common/locations/regions.
curl -i -X POST \ https://demandapi.booking.com/3.1/common/locations/countries \ -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \ -d '{ "languages": [ "en-gb", "zh-cn" ] }'
{ "request_id": "01fr9ez700exycb98w90w5r9sh", "data": [ { … }, "..." ], "next_page": "..." }
This endpoint returns a list of districts with translations in the selected languages. The districts returned may be filtered by a location id. For example, you can get the list of districts in Amsterdam by passing: {"city":-2140479}
.
To get the full list call the endpoint passing an empty body. The district ids returned are what is used as input and output for other endpoints.
This endpoint implements pagination of the results.
A three-letter code that uniquely identifies an airport as defined by the International Air Transport Association (IATA). The full list can be obtained by calling common/locations/airports.
"AMS"
A signed integer number that uniquely identifies a city. The full list can be obtained by calling common/locations/cities.
A two-letter code that uniquely identifies a country. This code is defined by the ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 standard (ISO2) as described here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_3166-1_alpha-2. The full list can be obtained by calling common/locations/countries.
"nl"
A signed integer number that uniquely identifies a district. Typically, districts define known areas within a city. The full list can be obtained by calling common/locations/districts.
A signed integer number that uniquely identifies a relevant geographical landmark, like a monument or a natural attraction. The full list can be obtained by calling common/locations/landmarks.
A signed integer number that uniquely identifies a geographical region. Regions usually define official administrative areas within a country, but may also include multiple countries and in some cases un-official but popular designations for geographical areas. An example of a region that crosses multiple countries is the Alps in Europe. The full list can be obtained by calling common/locations/regions.
curl -i -X POST \ https://demandapi.booking.com/3.1/common/locations/districts \ -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \ -d '{ "city": -2140479, "languages": [ "en-gb", "zh-cn" ] }'
{ "request_id": "01fr9ez700exycb98w90w5r9sh", "data": [ { … }, "..." ], "next_page": null }
This endpoint returns a list of relevant geographical landmark codes and their names in the selected languages. The landmarks returned may be filtered by a location id. For example, you can get the list of landmarks that are associated with the city of Paris in France by passing: {"city":-1456928}
.
To get the full list call the endpoint passing an empty body. The landmark codes returned are what is used as input and output for other endpoints.
This endpoint implements pagination of the results.
A three-letter code that uniquely identifies an airport as defined by the International Air Transport Association (IATA). The full list can be obtained by calling common/locations/airports.
"AMS"
A signed integer number that uniquely identifies a city. The full list can be obtained by calling common/locations/cities.
A two-letter code that uniquely identifies a country. This code is defined by the ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 standard (ISO2) as described here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_3166-1_alpha-2. The full list can be obtained by calling common/locations/countries.
"nl"
A signed integer number that uniquely identifies a district. Typically, districts define known areas within a city. The full list can be obtained by calling common/locations/districts.
A signed integer number that uniquely identifies a relevant geographical landmark, like a monument or a natural attraction. The full list can be obtained by calling common/locations/landmarks.
A signed integer number that uniquely identifies a geographical region. Regions usually define official administrative areas within a country, but may also include multiple countries and in some cases un-official but popular designations for geographical areas. An example of a region that crosses multiple countries is the Alps in Europe. The full list can be obtained by calling common/locations/regions.
curl -i -X POST \ https://demandapi.booking.com/3.1/common/locations/landmarks \ -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \ -d '{ "city": -2140479, "languages": [ "en-gb", "zh-cn" ] }'
{ "request_id": "01fr9ez700exycb98w90w5r9sh", "data": [ { … }, "..." ], "next_page": "..." }
This endpoint returns a list of regions with translations in the selected languages. The regions returned may be filtered by a location id. For example, you can get the list of regions in the Netherlands or that the Netherlands is a part of by passing: {"country":"nl"}
. To get the full list call the endpoint passing an empty body. The region ids returned are what is used as input and output for other endpoints. This endpoint implements pagination of the results.
A three-letter code that uniquely identifies an airport as defined by the International Air Transport Association (IATA). The full list can be obtained by calling common/locations/airports.
"AMS"
A signed integer number that uniquely identifies a city. The full list can be obtained by calling common/locations/cities.
A two-letter code that uniquely identifies a country. This code is defined by the ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 standard (ISO2) as described here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_3166-1_alpha-2. The full list can be obtained by calling common/locations/countries.
"nl"
A signed integer number that uniquely identifies a relevant geographical landmark, like a monument or a natural attraction. The full list can be obtained by calling common/locations/landmarks.
A signed integer number that uniquely identifies a geographical region. Regions usually define official administrative areas within a country, but may also include multiple countries and in some cases un-official but popular designations for geographical areas. An example of a region that crosses multiple countries is the Alps in Europe. The full list can be obtained by calling common/locations/regions.
curl -i -X POST \ https://demandapi.booking.com/3.1/common/locations/regions \ -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \ -d '{ "country": "nl", "languages": [ "en-gb", "zh-cn" ] }'
{ "request_id": "01fr9ez700exycb98w90w5r9sh", "data": [ { … }, "..." ], "next_page": null }