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# Connect with tour operators

How resellers can connect with tour operators from the GUIBO B2B Network in order to access shared pre-season product data as well as in-season booking data from supplying tour operators.

### What does it mean to connect with a tour operator?

Connecting with tour operators is a precondition to access pre-season product data and in-season booking data. Once both sides agreed to connect, tour operators are enabled to share any data with you.

### How to accept new open invitations

1. Click on "**B2B Network**" in the left menu bar
2. Select "**Partner Invitations**"
3. **Accept open invitations** as desired

### How to connect with new tour operators on GUIBO

1. Click on "**B2B Network**" in the left menu bar
2. "**Extend Network**" is selected as default
3. Click "**Connect**" for the partner you want to connect with
4. Type in your **e-mail address** and a message if you want
5. Click on "**send**"
6. Track your invitation state under the tab "**invitations**"
7. All partners with accepted invitations are listed under "**My network**"

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