MyBiz Travel Request API Integration (Spring Boot)

[Note : This is the project in which the main focus is calling the external api through RestClient[Modern way to call synchronous api calls] of Make my trip i.e, request goes to one server to another server ].

This project integrates with MakeMyTrip's myBiz Travel Request API, enabling seamless travel requisition, approval, and booking synchronization between a third-party platform and myBiz.

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🚀 Features

• Create travel requests and redirect users to myBiz
• Receive itineraries pushed by myBiz
• Send approval/rejection of services
• Receive booking details & vouchers after successful booking

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📁 Project Structure

com.example.travelintegration
└── config
    └── RestClientConfig.java
└── controller
    └── TravelController.java
└── service
    └── TravelService.java
└── dto
    ├── TravelRequest.java
    ├── ApprovalRequest.java
    ├── BookingPushPayload.java
    └── ItineraryPushPayload.java

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⚙️ Configuration

Update your application.properties:

mybiz.api.key=your-partner-api-key
mybiz.client.code=your-client-code

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🔗 API Endpoints

1. Create Travel Request

POST /api/travel/create-itinerary

• Sends trip data to myBiz
• Receives requisitionId and redirect URL

2. Receive Itinerary Push (from myBiz)

POST /api/travel/receive-itinerary

• myBiz calls this with full itinerary JSON after request creation

3. Send Approval

PUT /api/travel/send-approval

• Sends manager-level approvals or rejections

4. Receive Booking Details

POST /api/travel/receive-booking

• Receives booking info & vouchers after myBiz confirms booking

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🧰 Technologies Used

• Java 17+
• Spring Boot 3+
• Spring Web (RestClient)
• Lombok

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📦 Sample Payloads

Sample DTOs for each API interaction are defined in the dto package. Refer to:

• TravelRequest for outbound travel initiation
• ItineraryPushPayload for receiving itinerary
• ApprovalRequest to send approvals
• BookingPushPayload for booking data

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✅ Running the App

1. Clone the repo
2. Add your credentials to application.properties
3. Run the Spring Boot application
4. Use Postman or your frontend to test the APIs

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🙋 Support

Raise an issue or reach out if you need help customizing the integration.

Contact => Email : harshitvarshneyv2@gmail.com