Enquiry reply and qualification
Dates, budget and party size asked first, packages suggested.
Reply first. Quote faster. Follow up until they book.
AI helps Dubai travel agencies and DMCs reply to enquiries in seconds on WhatsApp, draft quotes and itineraries from your packages, collect visa documents and follow up until the traveller books. We find where enquiries go cold and build the fixes that pay back first.
Start with the one that hurts most, then add more on the same foundation.
Dates, budget and party size asked first, packages suggested.
Day-by-day itineraries from your inventory for a consultant to send.
Timed check-ins that hand ready travellers to a consultant.
Passports and photos requested, checked and filed.
Changes and issues logged and tracked to closure.
From a travel business engagement. Client anonymised.
An AI travel planning and booking assistant.
Diagnose, prescribe, build and adopt. Fit over hype at every step.
A free 30-minute call, then a structured look at how the work really happens today and where time and money leak.
We rank the fixes by return and effort and agree what the system will do and the numbers that prove it works.
We build and connect it to your tools, then pilot it on real work before your customers see it.
We train your team, track the agreed numbers every month and keep improving the system as you grow.
Yes, where it allows integration, so packages and prices stay current.
Yes. It assembles the whole trip from your components and flags anything a consultant should check.
It replies in the traveller's language, including Arabic and English.
No. It handles first replies, quotes and follow-ups so consultants spend their time closing.
A first automation such as instant enquiry replies usually goes live in 2 to 4 weeks.
Every engagement is scoped to your business, so we do not publish prices. After a free 30-minute call we share a clear proposal with a fixed scope, and AI usage costs are always shown separately.
Book a free 30-minute call. We'll look at where time and money are lost and suggest the first thing worth building.