Department of Tourist Services (DTS) Registered Businesses OnlyWhy this matters
How things work on Asaan Safar.
What it means when a provider is listed here — and how you compare, check credentials, and inquire.
For travelers
Your path from browse to inquire
01
Browse listings
- See packages from approved providers only
- Filter by city, dates, and type
- Compare price, hotels, and inclusions
02
Check credentials
- Open the provider profile
- Review DTS registration details
- Confirm you're talking to a registered business
03
Inquire directly
- Message the provider yourself
- No middlemen on the chat
- Still read terms before you pay
Provider vetting
What “listed on Asaan Safar” actually means
Not every travel business can show up here. Providers go through a verification gate before travelers can see them.
For travelers, that means:
- Public listings come from approved, Govt.-registered providers
- DTS license details are part of the profile — not buried in fine print
- Unverified operators don't get a public listing feed
How we vet providers
01
They apply with a DTS license
Business name, city, DTS license number, and license expiry are required at signup.
02
We review registration details
Our team checks license number and validity against Department of Tourist Services (DTS) registration — usually within 1–3 business days.
03
Pending stays private
Until approval, the account stays pending. Listings are not shown to the public.
04
Only approved providers go live
After approval, they can publish packages. Credentials stay visible on their profile for you to check.
What vetting is — and isn't
- It confirms the business is Govt.-registered to list with us
- It does not replace reading itineraries, inclusions, or cancellation terms
- Final booking and payment happen directly with the provider
For providers
Govt.-registered with a valid DTS license? Apply, get verified, then publish. Listings stay private until approval.
In support ofGovernment of Pakistan — Department of Tourism Services