Vacay

Vacay is an AI-native travel planner that turns vague trip ideas into bookable itineraries in minutes. Built by a team of data scientists and travel engineers, the platform combines large language models with live inventories of 1.4 M hotels, 600 K activities and 500 airlines so users can ask for “a quiet Greek island with scuba in mid-June under €1 200” and instantly receive a day-by-day plan, real-time prices and one-click booking links.

Main features
1. Conversational planner: chat interface remembers context, letting travelers refine dates, budget, pace or special interests without starting over.
2. Live inventory: every hotel, flight, tour or ferry suggested is pulled from live supplier APIs; prices and availability refresh every few seconds.
3. Multi-provider checkout: Vacay holds selected items in a single cart and passes the user to the original supplier to complete the reservation, avoiding markup.
4. AI price watch: once an outline is saved, the engine monitors fares and lodging rates and pings the user when the total cost drops below a set threshold.
5. Collaborative boards: itineraries can be shared via link; companions comment or vote on options and changes sync in real time.
6. Local embed cards: bloggers or travel agents can paste a short code that renders an interactive mini-planner on their own site, driving traffic back to Vacay.
7. Accessibility filters: users can restrict searches to wheelchair-friendly rooms, low-carbon transport or pet-friendly stays; the model re-orders results accordingly.
8. Offline mode: the final plan is downloadable as a PDF or Apple/Google Wallet pass that includes confirmation numbers, maps and emergency contacts without requiring data abroad.

The service is free for travelers; Vacay earns standard industry commissions when bookings are completed.