The Travel MCP Directory
A living directory of publicly documented Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers for travel — covering flights, hotels, tours, activities, transport, bookings, travel data and sustainability.
Last checked: September 21, 2026
Quick Comparison
| Provider / server | Primary coverage | Transaction capability | Access model |
|---|---|---|---|
| Booking.com | Accommodation; also broader Demand API inventory | Search, details, availability and booking flows depending on partner access | Official MCP; authentication/partner access |
| Sabre | Air, hotel and travel agency workflows | Designed for shopping, booking and servicing | Official; commercial/developer access |
| TourRadar | Multi-day tours | Search, tour details, brochures and booking | Official MCP integration |
| Peek | Activities and experiences | Search, details and availability; booking flow depends on integration | Official remote MCP |
| Kismet | Hotels | Search, live rates/availability and booking links | Official remote MCP |
| Travel Code | Corporate flights, hotels, rail, cars, buses, transfers | Search, booking/order management and flight status | Hosted MCP + API access |
| Travala | Hotels | Search, package selection, booking and payment initiation | Open-source MCP; x402 payment prerequisite |
| Orbis | Airports, flights, hotels, currency and travel data | API calls; not a consumer checkout layer | Hosted MCP; pay-per-call x402 |
| Google Travel Impact Model | Flight emissions | Calculation only | Official public MCP endpoint + API key |
| Kiwi.com | Flights | Search/recommendation prototype | Official prototype |
| Expedia Group | Hotels, flights, activities and cars | Recommendations; booking depends on downstream integration | Public open-source MCP project; API key |
| trvl | Flights, hotels, cars, trains, buses and ferries | Search and alerts; provider-dependent | Open source; mostly keyless, optional credentials |
| MAQAMI Travel | Flights and hotels | Prebooking/booking links | Hosted MCP; no auth claimed in directory listing |
| BreckenWander | Flights, hotels and experiences | Builds one bookable trip link | Hosted remote MCP |
| Autonomad | Flights, hotels, activities and events | Completes booking on provider site | Hosted remote MCP |
| China Travel MCP | China hotels, flights, attractions and itineraries | Affiliate booking links | Installable open-source/package MCP |
| Travel Assistant ecosystem | Flights, hotels, events, geocoding, weather and currency | Planning/orchestration; no native booking claim | Open-source multi-server ecosystem |
| FlyAI MCP | Fliggy-powered flights, hotels, tickets, visas and more | Search; provider-dependent | Open source |
Provider & Server Directory
1. Booking.com — accommodation-first official MCP
MCP URL: Booking.com MCP documentation · commonly referenced hosted endpoint: https://demandapi-mcp.booking.com/v1/mcp/8132308
Description: Booking.com is a global accommodation marketplace. Its MCP integration brings lodging discovery into AI clients, while the underlying Demand API supports searching, retrieving details, checking availability, managing bookings and reporting. The Demand API also documents accommodation, car-rental and flight inventory for eligible affiliate partners. [1] [2]
Features: natural-language accommodation search; property details; filters, ratings, facilities and prices; availability; partner-dependent order/booking flows; broader Demand API access to cars and flights.
Best for: accommodation research and partner-grade booking experiences.
Watch-outs: authentication, partner eligibility, endpoint versioning and transaction permissions must be verified directly with Booking.com.
2. Sabre — enterprise travel shopping, booking and servicing
MCP URL: Sabre MCP Server
Description: Sabre is a global travel technology and distribution provider. Its proprietary MCP server is positioned as a universal translator over agentic-ready APIs, giving AI agents access to travel shopping, booking and servicing workflows across Sabre’s ecosystem. [3]
Features: air and hotel shopping; booking; post-booking servicing; disruption-oriented workflows; agentic API discovery and orchestration.
Best for: enterprise travel sellers, TMCs and agencies already working with Sabre.
Watch-outs: this is a commercial/partner product, not a no-signup public travel assistant.
3. TourRadar — multi-day tours
MCP URL: TourRadar AI tools / MCP
Description: TourRadar is a multi-day tour marketplace. Its MCP server connects a large tour inventory to AI platforms and is explicitly designed for discovery through booking. [4]
Features: search tours by parameters; text-based tour discovery; itinerary and destination questions; tour details; brochure downloads; booking.
Best for: guided tours, group tours and itinerary-led travel products.
4. Peek — activities and experiences
MCP URL: Peek remote MCP · implementation repository
Description: Peek is an experiences marketplace. Its remote MCP exposes a large activity catalog for conversational trip planning, with search, details and availability capabilities. [5]
Features: search experiences; retrieve activity details; check availability; build itineraries around activities.
Best for: tours, attractions, activities and destination experiences.
5. Kismet — hotel discovery and booking links
MCP URL: Kismet MCP
Description: Kismet provides hotel data to AI assistants through a dedicated MCP integration. The provider documents natural-language hotel search, real-time rates and availability, detailed property information and booking-link creation. [6]
Features: hotel search; real-time rates; availability; property details; booking links.
Best for: conversational hotel shopping where checkout is completed through a link.
6. Travel Code — corporate travel and trip operations
MCP URL: TravelCode hosted MCP · MCP repository
Description: Travel Code is a corporate travel, expense and card platform. Its MCP server connects AI assistants to corporate travel APIs for flight and hotel shopping, order management, flight status and delay statistics. [7]
Features: one-way, round-trip and multi-city flight search; hotel search with filters; order lookup and management; real-time flight status; delay statistics. The wider platform also covers rail, buses, cars, transfers, eSIM and expense workflows.
Best for: business travel, TMC workflows and travel-plus-expense operations.
7. Travala — hotel booking with agentic payment
MCP URL: Travala MCP repository
Description: Travala is a travel booking marketplace. Its MCP server covers hotel discovery through booking, including room-package selection and payment initiation. [8]
Features: hotel search; room/package search; rates, meal plans and refund policies; booking; booking status; booking lookup; cancellation workflow; x402 payment initiation.
Best for: agents that need a documented hotel transaction path, not just a referral link.
Watch-outs: the repository documents an additional payment MCP prerequisite and operational rules for failed or delayed payments.
8. Orbis — pay-per-call travel API aggregation
MCP URL: Orbis Travel MCP · source repository
Description: Orbis aggregates travel APIs behind a single MCP server and uses x402 pay-per-call billing on Base. The provider documents airport, airline, flight, hotel, currency, destination and related travel data APIs. [9]
Features: airport database and code lookup; airline lookup; hotel search and availability; flight search; currency exchange; destination guides; travel-related API discovery.
Best for: developers who want broad travel data access without maintaining many individual API integrations.
Watch-outs: pay-per-call wallet setup and upstream API quality/terms need validation.
9. Google Travel Impact Model — flight emissions
MCP URL: https://travelimpactmodel.googleapis.com/mcp
Description: Google’s Travel Impact Model API exposes an official MCP endpoint for calculating flight emissions. It is a sustainability/data tool with no booking capability. [10]
Features: detailed flight emissions; typical emissions between airport pairs; historical-flight Scope 3 emissions; attribution and cabin-class outputs.
Best for: carbon reporting, itinerary comparison and sustainable travel products.
10. Kiwi.com — flight search prototype
MCP URL: Kiwi.com MCP prototype announcement
Description: Kiwi.com is an online travel company known for flight search and virtual-interlining technology. Its announced MCP prototype lets MCP-enabled chatbots search Kiwi.com flights using natural language and return curated options. [11]
Features: natural-language flight search; curated flight recommendations; MCP-client compatibility for the announced prototype.
Best for: conversational flight discovery.
Watch-outs: treat it as a prototype unless Kiwi.com confirms current production access.
11. Expedia Group — travel recommendations MCP project
MCP URL: Expedia travel recommendations MCP repository
Description: Expedia Group operates a global travel marketplace spanning hotels, vacation rentals, flights, cars and activities. Its public MCP project exposes travel recommendation APIs through stdio and streamable HTTP transports. [12]
Features: hotel recommendations; flight recommendations; activity recommendations; car-rental recommendations; stdio and streamable HTTP; API-key authentication.
Best for: developers building recommendation experiences on Expedia Group APIs.
Related but different: Expedia also documents a Dev MCP server for developer documentation, GraphQL schemas and code examples; that tool is for integration development rather than traveler inventory. [13]
12. trvl — broad open-source travel search
MCP URL: trvl repository
Description: trvl is an open-source MCP server and CLI that routes travel requests through a single tool. Its documented coverage includes flights, hotels, rental cars, trains, buses, ferries, price alerts and award-search use cases. [14]
Features: flights; hotels; rental cars; rail, buses and ferries; price alerts; award sweet spots; optional provider credentials for enhanced coverage; CLI and MCP access.
Best for: developers who want a single self-hostable travel search layer across multiple transport modes.
13. MAQAMI Travel — hosted flight and hotel search
MCP URL: MAQAMI MCP listing · hosted endpoint documented as https://mcp.maqami.co
Description: MAQAMI Travel is presented as a hosted travel MCP for hotel and flight search, prebooking and booking tools, with direct booking links and broad country coverage. [15]
Features: hotel search; flight search; prebooking; booking tools; direct booking links; hosted Streamable HTTP.
Best for: fast evaluation of a hosted search/booking-link workflow.
Watch-outs: independently verify live endpoint health, authentication, inventory source and booking terms.
14. BreckenWander — bookable multi-product trip links
MCP URL: BreckenWander MCP listing
Description: BreckenWander is a travel marketplace/connector focused on combining flights, hotels and experiences into a single trip. Its MCP listing documents keyless search and a build_trip workflow that creates one bookable link. [16]
Features: flight search; hotel search; experience search; all-in pricing; multi-item trip assembly; single checkout/bookable link.
Best for: full-trip inspiration and one-link handoff to checkout.
15. Autonomad — AI travel agent
MCP URL: Autonomad MCP listing
Description: Autonomad is an AI travel agent offering live flight, hotel, activity and event discovery, with booking completed on Autonomad.ai. [17]
Features: live flights; hotels; activities; events; trip planning; booking handoff/completion on the provider site.
Best for: consumer-style end-to-end trip planning.
16. China Travel MCP — China inbound travel planning
MCP URL: China Travel MCP listing
Description: China Travel MCP is a TripGenie-powered server focused on inbound travel to China, with Trip.com affiliate booking links. [18]
Features: China hotel search with real-time pricing and booking links; domestic and international flight search; attractions and ticket information; multi-day itinerary generation; visa, transport and cultural guidance.
Best for: China-focused trip planning, especially where local attractions and practical travel information matter.
17. Travel Assistant ecosystem — composable planning stack
MCP URL: Travel Assistant MCP ecosystem
Description: This community ecosystem combines specialized MCP servers for flight search, hotel search, events, geocoding, weather and currency conversion into a travel-planning workflow. [19]
Features: flight search; hotel search; event discovery; geocoding; weather; currency conversion; itinerary generation; budget tracking.
Best for: prototyping a multi-tool travel planner.
Watch-outs: it is an orchestration project, so upstream API keys, rate limits and reliability vary by component.
18. FlyAI — Fliggy travel search wrapper
MCP URL: FlyAI MCP server repository
Description: FlyAI MCP wraps the FlyAI travel-search CLI and exposes Fliggy-backed travel categories to MCP clients. [20]
Features: keyword search; flight search with extensive filters; hotel search; tickets; visas; cruises and other travel categories.
Best for: China-market or Fliggy-oriented travel discovery.
What Counts as a Travel MCP?
This directory includes a server when it meets at least one of these tests:
- It has a provider-published MCP endpoint or MCP integration page; or
- It has a public, maintained repository that implements MCP and is clearly travel-focused; or
- It is listed in a public MCP marketplace with enough documentation to identify its provider, transport and travel capabilities.
It excludes generic travel APIs that do not expose MCP, MCP directories without a provider/server behind them, and projects that only generate itineraries from static or mock data unless they are useful as a demonstrable travel MCP.
Important: “MCP available” does not automatically mean “bookable.” Some servers search and recommend only; others create booking links; a smaller set can complete a booking or initiate payment. Treat credentials, commercial access, inventory coverage, rate terms, cancellation rules and transaction permissions as separate diligence items.
Sources and Methodology
The directory was compiled from provider documentation and repositories, then cross-checked against public MCP ecosystem listings and a travel-MCP landscape review. Provider documentation takes precedence over marketplace descriptions. Marketplace-only entries cite the listing, so provider claims should be re-verified against the provider’s own documentation. [21] [15] [22]