The AI employee for travel agencies.
It answers the question at 2am, in the customer's own language, and has the quotation ready before anyone gets to the office. Your people handle the bookings worth their time.
🔧 In development — early access by requestSlow replies lose bookings
A traveller messages five agencies. Whoever answers first usually gets the booking. Meanwhile the same handful of questions get typed out again, messages arrive in a language nobody on shift reads, quotations are built by hand, follow-ups are remembered or forgotten, and the tours live in a spreadsheet somebody has to keep open.
None of that is hard work. It's just constant, and it's what stops an agency taking on more without hiring more.
What it actually does
It behaves like a member of staff who never sleeps and never gets bored of the same question — and who knows when to fetch a human.
Answers, around the clock
Replies to customer questions the moment they arrive, day or night, and recommends tours that actually fit what they asked for.
Speaks their language
Translates both directions, so an enquiry in a language nobody on shift reads still gets a fast, sensible answer.
Builds the quotation
Turns a conversation into a priced quotation without anybody rebuilding it by hand in a document.
Chases the follow-up
Schedules and sends the follow-up nobody remembered, which is where a surprising number of bookings actually come from.
Runs the tours
Tours, availability and customers in one system instead of a spreadsheet somebody has to keep open and up to date.
Shows what's working
Sales dashboards and reporting, so you can see which tours and which channels are producing bookings.
One platform, not five subscriptions
Most agencies end up with a chat tool, a spreadsheet, a booking system and a mailing list that don't talk to each other. These are modules of the same application.
Who it's for
Tour operators and travel agencies handling enquiries across languages and time zones. Development is focused on Vietnam first — Nha Trang, Da Nang, Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi — then the wider Southeast Asian market.
If you run an agency elsewhere and the description fits, say so anyway. Knowing where the demand is shapes what gets built next.
Want early access?
It's in development, not on sale. If you run a travel agency and want to be among the first to try it — or to tell us what it's missing before it's built — get in touch. There's no charge for testing and no obligation afterwards.
Built by DixieLand Consulting LLC — Milton, Florida. See our AI Sales Assistant →