Look up an airline by IATA (2-char) or ICAO (3-char) code.

Search airlines by name. Returns up to 20 results.

Look up an airport by IATA (3-char) or ICAO (4-char) code. Returns full details including runways.

Find airports near a geographic point. Returns results sorted by distance.

Search airports by name or city. Returns up to 20 results sorted by size.

Check which static datasets (airports, airlines, visas) are loaded and their row counts.

[fcdo] List all countries with UK FCDO travel advice.

[fcdo] Get UK FCDO travel advice for a specific country. Includes safety, entry requirements, health, and warnings.

[kiwi] Send feedback to the dev of the Kiwi MCP server.

[kiwi]

Search for a flight

Description

Uses the Kiwi API to search for available flights between two locations on a specific date.

How it works

The tool will:

1. Search for matching locations to resolve airport codes

2. Find available flights for the specified route and date range

Method

Call this tool whenever a user wants to search for flights, regardless of whether they provided exact airport codes or just city names.

You should display the returned results in a markdown table format: Group the results by price (those who are the cheapest), duration (those who are the shortest, i.e. have the smallest 'totalDurationInSeconds') and the rest (those that could still be interesting).

Always display for each flight in order:

• In the 1st column: The departure and arrival airports, including layovers (e.g. "Paris CDG → Barcelona BCN → Lisbon LIS")

• In the 2nd column: The departure and arrival dates & times in the local timezones, and duration of the flight (e.g. "03/08 06:05 → 09:30 (3h 25m)", use 'durationInSeconds' to display the duration and not 'totalDurationInSeconds')

• In the 3rd column: The cabin class (e.g. "Economy")

• (In case of return flight only) In the 4th column: The return flight departure and arrival airports, including layovers (e.g. "Paris CDG → Barcelona BCN → Lisbon LIS")

• (In case of return flight only) In the 5th column: The return flight departure and arrival dates & times in the local timezones, and duration of the flight (e.g. "03/08 06:05 → 09:30 (3h 25m)", use 'return.durationInSeconds' to display the duration)

• (In case of return flight only) In the 6th column: The return flight cabin class (e.g. "Economy")

• In the previous-to-last column: The total price of the flight

• In the last column: The deep link to book the flight

Finally, provide a summary highlighting the best prices, the shortest flights and a recommendation. End wishing a nice trip to the user with a short fun fact about the destination!

[navifare] Search multiple booking sources to find better prices for a specific flight. IMPORTANT: You MUST call format_flight_pricecheck_request FIRST to parse the user's flight details into the required format, then use the returned flightData to call this tool. Do NOT call this tool directly with manually formatted data. LIMITATIONS: Only round-trip flights are supported. One-way flights and open-jaw routes (where return origin/destination differs from outbound) are NOT supported.

[navifare] Parse and format flight details from natural language text or transcribed image content. Extracts flight information (airlines, flight numbers, dates, airports, prices) and structures it for price comparison. Returns formatted flight data ready for flight_pricecheck, or requests missing information if incomplete. LIMITATIONS: Only round-trip flights are supported. One-way flights and open-jaw routes are NOT supported.

[peek] Get availability information for a specific experience including dates, times, and pricing

[peek] Get detailed information about a specific experience by ID

[peek] List all category tags

[peek] Render activity tiles for a list of activity IDs, returning an embeddable widget URI

[peek] Search for travel experiences with comprehensive filtering options. Returns available categories, tags, and regions with IDs for further filtering.

[peek] Search for regions by name

[restcountries] Look up country information from REST Countries.

[tourradar] Use this when you need to find a tour operator's ID by their name for filtering tours.

Searches tour operators by name and returns matching operators with their IDs. Use the returned operator ID with tour search filters.

[tourradar] Use this when you need to find city IDs for tour search filters like start city, end city, or cities to visit.

Searches for cities by name within a specific country. Supports multiple name variants to handle different spellings (e.g., Krakow, Kraków, Cracow).

[tourradar] Use this when you need continent IDs for filtering tours by region.

Returns a list of all supported continents with their IDs and names for use in tour search filters.

[tourradar] Use this when you need to look up country IDs for filtering tours or validating country names.

Returns a complete list of all supported countries with their IDs, names, and ISO country codes.

[tourradar] Use this when you need to check supported currencies or get currency details like symbols.

Returns a list of all supported currencies with their codes (USD, EUR), names, and symbols ($, €).

[tourradar] Use this when you need language IDs for filtering tours by guide language.

Returns a list of all supported languages with their IDs, codes, and names for use in tour search filters.

[tourradar] Use this when the user wants information about a tour operator, such as their terms and policies.

Fetches operator details including name, code, and terms & conditions based on operator ID.

[tourradar] Use this when the user asks about available departure dates, pricing for specific dates, or needs to validate if a departure date is available.

Returns a list of departures for a specific tour within a date range, including availability status, pricing, and booking information.

[tourradar] Use this when the user wants to see detailed information about a specific tour.

Fetches comprehensive tour details including itinerary, pricing, operator info, images, and booking links based on tour ID.

[tourradar] Use this when the user has questions about a tour that might be answered in the FAQ section.

Returns a paginated list of frequently asked questions and answers about a specific tour, covering topics like inclusions, requirements, and policies.

[tourradar] Use this when the user wants to see tour routes on a map or compare itineraries visually.

Fetches tour details for one or more tours and prepares map data with all itinerary locations, coordinates, and day-by-day information for visual display.

[tourradar] Use this when you need tour type IDs for filtering tours by category like adventure, cultural, or wildlife.

Returns a hierarchical list of tour type groups and their individual types with IDs and names.

[tourradar] Use this when you need to know the current date, especially before setting departure date filters.

Returns the current date and time in ISO format. Essential for calculating valid date ranges for tour searches.

[tourradar] Use this when the user describes what they want in natural language and you need AI-powered semantic search to understand their intent.

Before use this tool, please READ all possible filters. PLESE USE FILTERS, when can be used, to make search faster and much more precise. Please use start_city, end_city, cities, countries, start_country, end_country filters if possible. You can use multiple of them.

AI-powered semantic search for tours using natural language queries combined with optional filters. Uses Google Vertex AI to understand intent and find relevant tours based on descriptions, themes, or specific requests.

Use vertex-tour-search when:

• The user describes what they want in natural language

• You need semantic/AI-powered search to understand intent

• Combining natural language with filters for refined results

Examples:

• "Family-friendly safari with kids under 12"

• "Romantic honeymoon trip with beach and mountains"

• "Adventure tour with hiking and camping for beginners"

• "Cultural immersion experience with local homestays"

• "Wine tasting tour through European countryside"

Input

Required

• textSearch: Natural language description of what the user is looking for

• display_mode: How to display results — "listing" (default, carousel of tour cards) or "map" (interactive map view)

Optional Filters

Location Filters

Range Filters

AND/OR Filters

These filters support both AND and OR operators:

Structure: { values: [...], operator: "AND" | "OR" }

• OR (default): Tour matches ANY of the specified values

• AND: Tour must match ALL specified values

Examples

Simple text search

{ "textSearch": "family adventure with wildlife" }

With location filters

{
  "textSearch": "hiking adventure",
  "start_country": ["DE", "AT"],
  "countries": { "values": ["IT", "CH"], "operator": "AND" }
}

With range filters

{
  "textSearch": "luxury beach vacation",
  "duration": { "min": 7, "max": 14 },
  "price": { "min": 2000, "max": 5000, "currency": "EUR" },
  "max_group_size": { "min": 1, "max": 16 }
}

With departure dates

{
  "textSearch": "northern lights tour",
  "departures": { "values": ["2026-01", "2026-02", "2026-03"], "operator": "OR" }
}

Map display mode

{
  "textSearch": "hiking tours in the Alps",
  "display_mode": "map",
  "countries": { "values": ["AT", "CH"], "operator": "OR" }
}

Response

Returns a list of tours matching the query, each containing:

• Tour ID, name, and URL

• Operator information

• Brief description matching the query context

[tourradar] Search for tours by title using AI-powered semantic search. Returns a list of matching tour IDs and titles. Use this when you need to look up a tour by name. When you know tour id, use b2b-tour-details tool to display details about specific tour

[tourradar] Use this when the user explicitly wants to book a tour and has provided their contact details.

Creates a booking request for a specific tour. Requires real contact details (email, names; phone optional). Always confirm the departure date by checking departures first. Never fabricate or assume user data - always ask for missing information.

[tourradar] Use this when the user requests a tour brochure or PDF to be sent to their email.

Sends a tour brochure (PDF file) to the specified email address. Before using this, ensure the user has provided their email address. If not provided, ask the user for it. Never generate or assume email addresses.

Ask a travel question in natural language. Routes to the right tools automatically and returns a combined answer. Example: 'Cheapest flights from Zurich to Rome next week, and do I need a visa?'

Check visa requirement for a passport country visiting a destination.

Overview of visa-free access for a passport country — counts by category.