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10 articles on AI agents for AI travel agents.
A builder's map of public travel MCP servers in 2026—Sabre, TPConnects Iris, lastminute.com, Kiwi.com, Expedia, Amadeus Discover, eDreams ODIGEO, RouteStack, Travel Code, MAQAMI, Vibe, Perk, Ramp, Otto, BizTrip AI, 1Stay, Gondola, Bluerails, Dida, Greetwell, Adrasis, BusMagus, BonBook, Etraveli, Wigoo, aisim.now, MyBestSim, Treppy, HelloSafe, ByteTravel—and the ancillary gap after the ticket.
Booking.com's AgentHub builds agents from a model, tools, and a prompt, including cross-sell and trip management. How AI travel agent builders can expose ancillaries as tools the same way.
How agents book security fast-track lanes at supported airports—tool design, pairing with lounges, and builder caveats.
How AI agents handle entry requirements and eVisa eligibility versus filing.
TPConnects' winning IATA 2026 Multi-Vendor Modularity POC added lounge access and an eSIM to a ONE Order with live delivery status. What it means for AI travel agents and OTAs selling ancillaries.
How AI travel agents integrate lounge search and booking by airport and terminal—routed suppliers, agent-safe UX, without claiming card-network affiliation.
Manulife's CoverMe plugin quotes travel insurance inside ChatGPT, then sends buyers to CoverMe.com. What that tells AI travel agent builders about quoting and binding cover in-session.
Duffel books flights (and air ancillaries like bags and seats). AI agents still need lounge, eSIM, insurance, and fast track—how the stacks fit together.
How AI travel agents and OTAs integrate an eSIM API beside lounge and insurance—multi-ancillary shelf vs single-category aggregators.
How to expose travel ancillaries as Model Context Protocol tools—lounge, eSIM, insurance, fast track—so AI travel agents fulfill the trip, not only plan flights.