WorldTicket by GO7 has expanded its global distribution reach with the launch of its W2 ticketing capability in IATA’s Billing and Settlement Plan (BSP) in Armenia. Announced in Copenhagen on 10 December 2025, the development enables IATA-accredited travel agents in Armenia to sell, issue, and settle W2 tickets in Armenian dram through their existing BSP infrastructure, with instant ticketing and no additional configuration required.

The move follows recent BSP activations in Brazil and Uruguay and forms part of GO7’s broader strategy to simplify worldwide airline connectivity. Peer Winter, Chief Distribution Officer at GO7, noted that the expansion completes the company’s BSP coverage across the Caucasus region, joining Georgia and Azerbaijan. “Bringing W2 into BSP Armenia completes our network across the Caucasus region… giving our partners greater access to a region that connects Europe and Asia. For airlines, Armenia represents an emerging market and a gateway to secondary and niche markets they often don’t serve directly,” he said.

WorldTicket by GO7 provides travel agents with access to more than 150 airline partners through its W2 ticket stock. The platform allows agents to issue tickets using WorldTicket’s own code and combine flights from multiple carriers on a single ticket, all within their usual GDS workflow. Reporting and remittance continue through standard BSP processes.

In the Armenian market, all W2 sales are processed via W2-365 instant ticketing. Agents can book both W2 and W1-marketed flight content in their GDS, create seamless single-ticket itineraries with partner airlines, and settle transactions in local currency.

The launch closes a remaining gap in WorldTicket by GO7’s regional BSP network and marks another step in its mission to streamline ticketing, settlement, and global connectivity for IATA-accredited agents.