Showing transport ticket prices and comparing them is good. But showing them and adjusting prices in real time is even better!
Imagine you're searching for tickets for the Kelbillet Dijon Paris route, and you find one starting from €12.
You'd certainly jump straight at the opportunity. It would be quite a shame to realise at the time of payment that the price is actually €35 😫.
Real-time price adjustments therefore allow the correct prices to be shown according to any fluctuations, particularly due to sales and offers from transport companies.
In 2011, KelBillet became the first transport comparison site to offer real-time price display.
Tictactrip also has this essential technology today, for a platform that puts its customers and users first!
In this "French Coverage" section, we compare the French transport network managed and offered by the comparison site.
KelBillet offers tickets from all stations in France on its site and is a partner of more than 500 transport companies. Its coverage of France is therefore total in relation to the transport network of the companies it compares.
However, since it doesn't allow for intermodality, its coverage is very extensive but not efficient. Small rural towns of 300 inhabitants will then not be served by any train, plane or bus.
The intermodality championed by Tictactrip is the lever that makes each of these hard-to-reach areas much better connected to the French transport network.
Unlike Tictactrip, KelBillet isn't solely focused on land transport. If you search, for example: Kelbillet Brussels Paris, you'll get results compared across several types of transport.
Indeed, with KelBillet, you can compare both new and second-hand train tickets, carpooling offers, coach tickets and also plane tickets.
This is the big difference from Tictactrip, which has chosen to focus exclusively on land transport in order to become an expert in it.
But first, what is intermodality?
According to Wikipedia, intermodality is defined as "the use of several modes of transport during the same trip".
The combination of the terms "Intermodality & Combinations" therefore refers to the platform's ability to offer users routes that link and combine several types of transport.
Kelbillet only compares transport tickets, but doesn't combine them for a predefined route. Conversely, the Tictactrip platform offers you this possibility of combining transport offers.
Thanks to its technology, Tictactrip has a large database enabling the analysis of offers and their smart combination for combined routes.
The goal?
To offer you a combination of different types of transport, such as a bus followed by a train, for example. This reduces both the cost of the trip and the travel time. It's the perfect compromise!
Finally, the intermodality championed by Tictactrip pursues an ultimate goal: opening up isolated areas. This would allow everyone, initially throughout France, to travel easily. Whereas today, many places are very poorly served by French transport.
Integrated ticket purchases, on a platform and/or website, mean that the site is able to receive payments from its users in exchange for a transport ticket.
E-commerce, basically! In KelBillet's case, this would mean the site letting you buy train, plane and other transport tickets directly, without being redirected to the seller's site.
However, on the KelBillet site, you'll be redirected straight to the seller's page or put in touch with the individual selling their "second-hand" train ticket.
Kelbillet's service is above all an aid to your booking decision. Make the most of it, their comparisons are very relevant across all types of transport!
On the Tictactrip platform, you can book all your tickets directly on the site. Whether you've chosen a transport combination or a single train/bus, you can make a single booking and receive your tickets by email.
The whole process will take no more than 3 clicks!
Want to travel using Kelbillet's comparisons? You're quite right to!
Discover the comparison site's top destinations right now. Whether you prefer plane, bus or train, you'll be spoilt for choice for your trips:
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Don't wait any longer, compare all the transport offers to your chosen destination right now. Every route is available on Kelbillet!
KelBillet is a company born in Rennes, where its head office is still located today. Founded in 2005 by Yann Raoul, the site has been published since 2009 by the company, legally named SAS Kelbillet.
But what actually is Kelbillet? A site for buying festival tickets? A train company?
Kelbillet is an online comparison site for train, coach, carpooling and plane tickets.
For the destination of your choice, the KelBillet comparison tool shows you the price and travel time differences between each type of transport.
You wanted to fly, but thanks to KelBillet you realise your Lyon Marseille trip would be cheaper by train? That's exactly the point of the platform.
Originally, Kelbillet comes from a play on words in French: "mais quel billet de train choisir" ("but which train ticket to choose") becomes "Kelbillet". It can also be used in other cases like: which ticket for a plane? which ticket for Eurostar? or even, which ticket for Paris Marseille?
In 2011, KelBillet also launched the sale of second-hand train tickets on its platform.
The platform actually connects individuals who want to sell their non-refundable and non-exchangeable train tickets with individuals ready to buy them. This was a first.
Tictactrip and KelBillet therefore share some similarities in that both are comparison sites. But each is unique in its own way, find out how! Are Kelbillet reviews good? Yes, reviews of Kelbillet are good!