Ask your assistant. It just works.

The default search needs no provider signup, personal key, or per-call subscription. One command gives your AI structured travel data.

You: I have €300 and a free weekend. Surprise me.

Claude (with trvl):
  Dubrovnik, Croatia
  Ryanair  HEL→DBV  Fri 14:25→17:10 (nonstop)  €167 round-trip
  Old Town Studios  4.6 stars  €42/night x 2 = €84
  26°C, sunny, Adriatic swimming
  Total: €251 (€49 under budget)

  Naive booking €350 → optimized €251 → saved €99 (28%)

Built to be trusted unsupervised

An AI agent acts on the output without a human checking each result. That sets a high bar, and trvl is built for it.

It tells you when it can't

A blocked or rate-limited provider returns a typed status with a fix hint, never an empty result that looks like "nothing found." No fabricated prices, ever.

Tested more than it is written

More test code than source, thousands of tests, race-checked on macOS, Linux, and Windows, with a smoke gate that runs the packaged binary before any release ships.

Degrades gracefully

Providers run concurrently with per-provider timeouts. One source failing returns partial results instead of aborting the search.

Observable

Run trvl status or open the local /dashboard to see per-provider success rate, latency, and circuit-breaker state at a glance.

What it covers

Flights

Google Flights, Kiwi, Ryanair, Wizz Air, and more. One-way, round-trip, multi-city, hidden-city, award sweet spots.

Stays

Google Hotels, Booking.com, Airbnb, Trivago, Hostelworld, HomeToGo, with a room-level price verification path.

Ground & multimodal

Trains, buses, ferries, rental cars, airport transfers, and door-to-door itineraries that combine modes (ferry then fly then train) with real per-leg pricing.

Around the trip

Price alerts, baggage rules, airport lounges, weather, air quality, and destination intelligence.

Install

Pick the path that fits your setup.

Homebrew: brew install MikkoParkkola/tap/trvl
npx (any MCP client): npx -y trvl-mcp
Go: go install github.com/MikkoParkkola/trvl/cmd/trvl@latest
Wire it to your assistant: trvl mcp install — auto-configures 10 MCP clients (Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, Codex, VS Code, Gemini, Amazon Q, Zed, LM Studio), no JSON editing.

Or hand the setup to your assistant directly:

Read https://raw.githubusercontent.com/MikkoParkkola/trvl/main/AGENTS.md and set up trvl

Why a router tool

trvl advertises one smart travel tool instead of 66 separate ones. That keeps the MCP tools/list payload around 378 tokens instead of roughly 33,500, so your assistant spends its context on your trip rather than on tool schemas. The 66 legacy-compatible capabilities stay callable through the router's intent field.