Expedia has 400 airlines. Trip.com has 1.5 million hotels. Booking has every rental car in the world. None of them are accessible to an AI agent. That's the gap. That's why we exist.
Great infrastructure, zero agent access. They optimize for human bookings, not machine calls. They have rates, they have inventory — but the API is a walled garden. You can't get in without a partnership deal, a NDA, and a $50K annual commitment.
The AI travel layer exists — and it's broken. GPT-4 can talk about flights, but it can't book one. It gives you wrong prices, dead links, and phantom seats. Because it's pulling from search results, not from live inventory. It's a concierge who can't actually open the door.
lastminute.com already shipped an MCP connector. That's the shot across the bow. If the OTAs build agent-native access before we do, the window closes. They'll own the infrastructure layer just like they own the human one.
The OTA vulnerability window has a closing date. Right now, the travel infrastructure giants are building their AI plays. They're acquiring MCP startups, signing API partnerships, locking down inventory deals. In 18 months, they'll have the agent layer too. And if we've given them that, we've lost before we've started.
Other travel APIs were built for human-facing products and bolted on an agent layer. We started with agents first. Every endpoint, every response format, every auth flow — designed for machines that need structured, predictable, reliable data.
Flights, hotels, insurance, tours, dining, transport, loyalty points. We're building the full stack because agents don't just need one piece — they need the whole picture. A trip isn't a flight. It's a flight, a hotel, a rental car, an insurance policy, and a dinner reservation.
We care about the details that save real money. Transfer bonuses. Award availability. Cabin upgrades. Hotel point redemptions. The kind of optimization that turns a $600 flight into a $11.60 co-pay. We're building for travelers who actually read the blog posts.
flights-mcp has 177 GitHub stars. That's not a feature — that's a signal. Thousands of agent builders are already trying to give their agents travel capability. We're building the infrastructure layer they deserve: reliable, comprehensive, agent-native.
400+ airlines. Real-time pricing. Multi-city routing. Cabin class filtering. Seat maps.
1M+ properties. Live availability. Rate comparison. Free cancellation flags. Loyalty program integration.
Travel insurance quotes. Policy comparison. Coverage filtering. Instant policy purchase.
Loyalty program balance tracking. Transfer bonus alerts. Award availability search. Redemptions.
Restaurant reservations at scale. Michelin-star to local find. Multi-city dining plans.
Rental cars. Airport transfers. Train tickets. Multi-modal trip routing.
Curated experiences. Skip-the-line tickets. Local guide matching. Day trip planning.
Not waiting for the OTAs. Not waiting for the AI labs. We're building the infrastructure layer that the agent ecosystem needs — and we're doing it now, while the window is still open.
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