Third-party catalogue
15 travel MCP servers we would put in front of a developer. We point at them and do not host, proxy, or take a cut. Status comes from our own scheduled probe, so a server that stopped working says so.
Servers that scrape a site whose terms forbid it are excluded, however useful they look. Partner-gated servers are listed and labelled, because a developer who already holds that contract wants to know they exist.
all group-travel flights-search flights-booking hotels split-stay rail activities-tours visa-docs disruption-claims ground-ancillaries
Booking.com Demand API unknown official
Booking.com · curated 4.5/5 · auth: partner
The official Booking.com server over their Demand API: accommodation and room search, attractions, car hire and flights. The widest licensed hotel inventory available over MCP, and the only route to it that does not involve scraping.
hotelsactivities-toursground-ancillariesflights-search
3 caveats
- Partnership agreement required. There is no trial key.
- Rate limited with HTTP 429; back off rather than retrying tightly.
- The affiliate ID forms part of the endpoint URL, so it differs per partner.
claude mcp add --transport http booking https://demandapi-mcp.booking.com/v1/mcp/YOUR_AFFILIATE_ID --header "Authorization: Bearer $BOOKING_DEMAND_API_TOKEN"Expedia Group partner server unknown official
Expedia Group · curated 3.5/5 · auth: partner
Expedia's partner-facing server, complementing their Rapid API. Their separate consumer connector is aimed at travellers inside a chat client rather than at developers building their own agent.
hotelsflights-searchground-ancillaries
2 caveats
- Partner agreement required for the B2B server.
- The consumer connector is not a substitute: it is built for a person chatting, not for your agent's own OAuth.
Sabre agentic APIs unknown official
Sabre · curated 3.5/5 · auth: partner
Sabre's own server over their agentic APIs: shopping, booking and servicing at GDS scale. Listed because a developer who already has a Sabre contract should know it exists. We do not rebuild what a GDS already does.
flights-searchflights-bookinghotels
3 caveats
- Enterprise sales cycle, not a signup form.
- Transport and authentication are not publicly documented; your account team supplies both.
- This one can actually issue tickets. Keep it well away from an unsupervised agent.
Travelport TripServices unknown official
Travelport · curated 3.5/5 · auth: partner
Travelport's MCP layer over TripServices, rolling out through agency platforms. The second GDS route worth knowing about, and the one already deployed across several hundred agencies.
flights-searchflights-bookinghotels
2 caveats
- Not self-serve.
- Availability depends on your agency platform having enabled it.
Amadeus self-service (community) unknown community
community · curated 3.0/5 · auth: api_key
Community server over the Amadeus Self-Service APIs. Amadeus publishes no MCP server of their own; their announced developer toolkit is a different thing and was waitlisted at the time of review.
flights-searchhotels
3 caveats
- Explicitly unaffiliated with Amadeus.
- Test environment data is cached and incomplete; do not judge coverage from it.
- Self-service content is thinner than the enterprise Amadeus offering.
Apaleo property management unknown official
Apaleo · curated 3.0/5 · auth: oauth
Vendor server over a cloud hotel PMS. Not for finding a room: this is for operators who run properties on Apaleo and want an agent reading their own reservations and availability.
hotels
2 caveats
- Alpha. Expect breaking changes.
- Operator-facing. It answers nothing useful for a traveller shopping for a room.