Deploy intelligent voice assistants built to serve the diverse needs of travel agencies, airlines, operators, and tourism brands go live in 4 weeks with real-time analytics, frictionless guest service, and multilingual, omnichannel experiences.
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The travel and tourism industry faces challenges like fluctuating demand, complex booking processes, safety concerns, and the need for seamless, personalized customer experiences across channels
Airlines, rail services, and travel agencies experience overwhelming spikes in customer inquiries during disruptions like flight cancellations, weather events, or global incidents. Call centers often can’t handle the volume, leading to long hold times sometimes up to 2–3 hours. These delays leave travelers without timely updates and harm the company’s reputation.
Travel operates across all time zones, with customers needing support at any hour. Travelers now expect instant, digital solutions nearly 73% prefer messaging or self-service tools over phone calls for managing bookings or changes. Companies that can’t offer around-the-clock assistance in multiple languages risk losing customers to competitors who can.
A large portion of travel-related support involves answering the same basic questions: flight status, reservation changes, baggage rules, or destination info. These routine queries consume agents’ time and delay responses to more urgent issues. When left unanswered, customers often switch channels or abandon their bookings altogether.
Travel plans often involve multiple providers like airlines, hotels, and car rentals. When changes occur, customers must contact each party separately, repeating the same information. With little integration between systems, agents spend unnecessary time coordinating updates that could be automated, increasing inefficiencies and chances for error.
Voice AI in travel and tourism enables seamless booking assistance, real-time itinerary updates, multilingual customer support, and personalized travel recommendations.
Travelers can call or ask “What’s the status of Flight 123?” and get up-to-the-minute info (“Flight 123 is delayed 45 minutes, now departing at 4:30 PM from Gate 12A”). In disruption scenarios, the system can proactively call or text affected passengers with delay/cancellation notices and rebooking options, scaling far beyond what human agents could handle in short time.
Whether it’s an airline reservation or a hotel booking, customers can use voice to make or change bookings. For example, “Book me a rental car at LAX for tomorrow 9 AM” or “Add an extra night to my hotel stay.” The assistant walks through options (pulling availability from systems), confirms details, and completes the booking, emailing a confirmation.
A voice assistant available through phone or hotel room devices that can answer travel questions: “What’s the weather at my destination?”, “Find me a highly-rated Italian restaurant nearby and make a reservation,” or “What tours are available tomorrow in Paris?” It can upsell tours and activities (integrated with tour operator systems) and handle the booking and payment, enhancing the guest experience and generating revenue.
Automate frequent questions for airlines/hotels loyalty programs – point balance inquiries, how to redeem miles/points, status tier benefits. The voice bot can also process simple redemptions (e.g., “Use my miles to upgrade my seat to business class”) by interfacing with the loyalty platform.
Provide instant answers on travel requirements (“Do I need a visa for Australia?”, “What’s the airline’s COVID policy for travel to Canada?”) by accessing a knowledge base that’s kept updated. This saves travelers from searching through websites and reduces calls to support lines, especially during evolving situations.