Trusted Tourism Content
AI agents prioritise verified, structured content over generic web results. Operators with authoritative data maintain visibility in AI-powered search.
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The Tourism MCP, powered by Bookeasy is Australia's tourism-focused Model Context Protocol (MCP).
A Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an emerging open standard that enables AI applications and Large Language Models (LLMs) to securely access trusted data, tools and booking systems in real time.
For tourism, MCP creates a direct connection between destinations, operators and AI-powered travel experiences, allowing AI agents to:
Rather than relying on fragmented web content, AI agents can access structured, trusted and bookable tourism data. Beyond discovery, the Australian Tourism MCP enables AI Agents to check availability, build itineraries, create shopping carts and facilitate bookings.
Tourism data, inventory and visitor servicing requirements are unique. Generic AI infrastructure doesn’t understand tourism products, destination content, booking pathways or traveller intent.
Developed by Bookeasy, the Tourism MCP has been purpose-built for Australian Regional tourism as the AI infrastructure layer for tourism.
Connecting trusted tourism content, real-time inventory, booking systems and AI Agents through a single tourism-focused Model Context Protocol..
Tourism data is fragmented across destination websites, booking systems, operators, events and content providers. As travellers increasingly use AI to research, plan and book trips, destinations need a way to ensure their content, products and booking pathways remain discoverable, trusted and bookable.
The Tourism MCP brings these sources together through one conversational layer, transforming regional intelligence into AI-Ready experiences

We are currently working with destinations, tourism organisations and industry partners exploring AI-powered visitor engagement, discovery and booking capability.
Complete the form and a member of the Bookeasy team will be in touch to discuss how the Tourism MCP can work for your organisation.