How to connect MakeMyTrip and Goibibo to a channel manager
MakeMyTrip and Goibibo run on one shared partner system: since the two merged, both brands are managed through a single extranet, now called Connect (formerly InGo-MMT), so one connection lists your property on both and one calendar governs both. Unlike Airbnb, Booking.com and Vrbo, there is no free iCal export link to copy and no field to paste one into; the connection is credential-based. You either manage availability by hand in the Connect extranet, or link a channel manager with a direct connection, which requires your MakeMyTrip Hotel ID and an access token MakeMyTrip provides when you connect.
One connection, both platforms
MakeMyTrip and Goibibo are two storefronts on one inventory system. A property live in the shared Connect extranet appears on both MakeMyTrip.com and Goibibo.com, and every booking arrives tagged with which brand it came from, so you can tell them apart without managing them separately.
This is why channel managers list "MakeMyTrip / Goibibo" as a single channel rather than two: mapping your rooms and rates once covers both. If you were planning to set up two connections, you can stop; there is only one to make.
No iCal link to paste
Airbnb, Booking.com and Vrbo each give you a free iCal export URL you can paste into another platform, covered step by step in the Airbnb and Booking.com export-link guides. MakeMyTrip and Goibibo work differently: nowhere in their connection flow is there a calendar link to copy or a field to import one. Keeping their calendar aligned with your other platforms means either updating the Connect extranet manually every time a booking lands elsewhere, or using a channel manager with a direct connection to their system.
Manual updating carries the same failure mode it always does: it works until the one booking you are late to enter. The trade-offs are the same as for any platform pair, covered honestly in the do-I-need-a-channel-manager guide; the difference here is that the free iCal fallback is not on the menu at all.
What connecting involves
A direct channel-manager connection needs three things in place before setup starts: a direct contract with MakeMyTrip, your property already uploaded with details and photos in their extranet, and your MakeMyTrip Hotel ID. An access token is issued by MakeMyTrip itself when the channel manager connects; you do not generate it yourself.
From there, setup is a test connection followed by mapping: each of your room types and rate plans is matched to its MakeMyTrip equivalent. One thing to expect: MakeMyTrip rate plans are usually priced per occupancy level, so a single room type on your side may map to several occupancy variants on theirs.
getfursat connects properties to MakeMyTrip and Goibibo through a certified channel-manager partnership, as of July 2026, so you do not have to hold the direct contract, Hotel ID and token setup yourself.
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Do I need separate connections for MakeMyTrip and Goibibo?
No. Both brands share one partner extranet (Connect, formerly InGo-MMT), so a single connection lists your property on both. Each booking is tagged with which platform it came from.
Can I sync MakeMyTrip with Airbnb using an iCal link?
Not the way you can between Airbnb and Booking.com. MakeMyTrip's connection flow has no calendar link to export or import; it is credential-based (Hotel ID plus an access token). Keeping MakeMyTrip and Airbnb aligned automatically requires a channel manager connected to both.
What do I need before I can connect MakeMyTrip to a channel manager?
A direct contract with MakeMyTrip, your property live in their extranet with details and photos, and your MakeMyTrip Hotel ID (found in the extranet). MakeMyTrip issues the access token when the channel manager connection is made.