The strongest lock is useless if the key sits under the doormat. Account security on Sales.Travel isn't a single button — it's a handful of simple habits: signing in through Telegram, using a unique password, and staying careful on shared devices. Let's look at what really protects your bookings and payment details.
The most secure way to sign in is through Telegram: confirmation arrives in your personal account, and there's nothing to steal — there's no site password in this flow at all. On top of that, verify your phone (it helps you recover access), set a unique strong password, and don't open suspicious links. You can manage sign-in from your account area.
01 / TelegramTelegram login as a strong factor
When you sign in through Telegram, the confirmation lands in your personal Telegram app — on the account protected by your phone number and its own cloud password. There's no site password to peek at or brute-force in this flow. To sign in as you, an attacker would have to break into Telegram itself — a separate and far higher barrier.
Open Telegram login
On the login page, tap “Sign in via Telegram” — our bot @sales_travel_bot will open.
Confirm in Telegram
The bot sends a “Complete sign-in” button. Tap it in your personal Telegram — that's your identity confirmation.
You're in
Once confirmed, you go straight to your account area — no password to type.
02 / RecoveryA verified phone to regain access
A verified phone number is your safety net if access to the account ever becomes tricky. It ties the account to a real contact and helps support identify you quickly and safely. Verification is free and runs through the same @sales_travel_bot — it asks for your contact once.
03 / PasswordIf you log in by password, make it strong
If your account uses password login, the password's strength is your main line of defence. A good password is long, unique, and reused nowhere else. The most common cause of account takeovers isn't “hackers” — it's a reused password that already leaked from another site.
04 / HygieneHabits that protect you every day
- Don't follow links from suspicious emails or messages. Sales.Travel never asks for your password or a code by email or in chats. Type the site address yourself or open it from a bookmark.
- Log out on shared devices — at a hotel, at a friend's place, at work. Closing the tab doesn't always end the session.
- Check the address bar. The real login is only at sales.travel; look-alike domains exist to phish your password.
- Keep Telegram and your phone protected — a passcode, biometrics, and up-to-date software.
- When in doubt, reach out to support at 8 800 1000-646 before confirming anything.
05 / FAQCommon questions about login protection
Do you have a dedicated “2FA” toggle?
We don't promise a specific button, but Telegram login itself works as added protection: confirmation goes through your personal account, with no site password to steal. If password login is enabled for you, use a strong and unique one. Support can advise on the specifics of your account.
I lost access to Telegram. How do I sign in?
First recover Telegram itself with its usual tools (phone number, cloud password). If that's not possible, contact support — this is where the verified phone linked to your account helps confirm your identity safely.
I got an email asking me to confirm my password. Is that from you?
No. Sales.Travel never asks for your password or a code in emails or messages. Don't click the link, don't enter anything, and delete the message. If in doubt, call support.
How often should I change my password?
There's no need to rotate it on a schedule if it's long and unique. But change it right away if you entered it on a shared device, spotted a suspicious sign-in, or the same password may have leaked from another service.