"Super User" matching MCP servers:

An MCP server that exposes the Wunder Mobility v2 end-user API as tools, enabling clients to browse vehicles, manage rentals, and create reservations on behalf of a signed-in user.

A locally runnable stdio MCP server for Fortrip hotel search, live room rates, hotel details, trip planning and booking payment links. Uses a Fortrip CLI token or saved CLI login; payments are completed by the user on Fortrip and Stripe.

Enables an AI assistant to find places, compare live Uber ride prices, request rides behind a price-capped preview/confirm step, track or cancel active rides, and review trip history.

Enables MCP-capable assistants to quote and book Addis Ababa rides, search buildings, hotels, hospitals, shops, jobs, tenders, homes and cars, and read bilingual Ethiopian government guides and Amharic news. It also exposes BinaPool shared-commute corridors and groups, with write actions requiring user confirmation and rate-limited, idempotent bookings for Ethiopian phone numbers.

Enables MCP clients to search live hotel and vacation-rental listings with the rate each booking site (Booking.com, Expedia, Agoda, Vrbo, Airbnb and others) is charging, and to pull a three-month daily price calendar for a single property. All results come back as JSON using a user-supplied Apify token, with no Google account or local scraping required.

A Model Context Protocol server that provides real-time access to Hong Kong's KMB and Long Win Bus route information and arrival times, enabling Language Models to answer user questions about bus routes, stops, and ETAs.

Travel planning tools from Plantrip: generate day-by-day itineraries, AI packing lists, weather insights, and trip cost estimates. Every itinerary gets a shareable page the user owns; free API key, no subscription.

An MCP server that enables AI assistants to book and manage Uber rides, including getting price estimates, requesting rides, checking ride status, and canceling rides.

A travel booking server that enables searching for flights, hotels, and destination recommendations based on user interests and budget. It provides additional tools for calculating total trip costs and retrieving destination-specific travel tips.

Enables users to interact with Komoot for managing tours, planning routes, exporting GPX/FIT, and accessing highlights and user profile.

Enables searching Marriott hotels, comparing special-rate categories such as AAA and government rates, and reviewing cancellation and eligibility terms through a user-controlled Chrome session, with guarded booking workflows.

Enables finding and comparing cash and award flights, with seat maps and trip planning, ranking options by user-defined per-mile valuations.

Enables AI agents to interact with the Ferry VN partner API to search locations, routes, operators, voyages, calendars, route prices, seat maps, customers, bookings, cancellations, vouchers and disruptions, with optional user-confirmed write operations when explicitly enabled.

Enables AI agents to view and build complete trip itineraries through conversation, adding places, notes, hotels, transit legs, car rentals, checklists, expenses, and day headings. It also searches real-world places, hotels, and user-written travel guides, and can rename days, reorder blocks, and shift trip dates.

A situational local recommendation MCP server that classifies user mood, energy, time, and budget to generate three actionable choices with search keywords and disclosure policy.

Enables Claude or any MCP-compatible agent to view and build complete Wanderlog trip itineraries through conversation, from creating a trip and adding places, notes, hotels, transit legs, car rentals, checklists, and expenses to renaming days, reorganizing blocks, and adjusting dates. It also searches real-world places, user-written travel guides, and hotel aggregator deals, then returns shareable trip links.

Enables Claude or any MCP-compatible agent to view and build Wanderlog trip itineraries through conversation, adding places, notes, hotels, transit legs, car rentals, checklists, and budget expenses. It also supports searching places, hotels, and user-written travel guides, plus editing, moving, and removing existing trip content.

MCP server that lets citizens search and book Parks Canada campgrounds, accommodations, day use, and backcountry permits through their own AI assistant, with secure local session handling and payment completed by the user in their own browser.

Provides tools for searching flights, creating and canceling bookings, and retrieving user reservations through natural language.

Enables AI assistants to interact with the Uber API for ride management, including requesting rides, obtaining price and time estimates, and tracking active trip status. It supports comprehensive journey features such as viewing ride history, cancelling requests, and rating drivers through a secure OAuth 2.0 integration.

A Model Context Protocol server that enables flight searching, booking, and payment processing. It also provides access to resources like user profiles, pricing rules, and company travel policies.

Enables AI assistants to query Austria's public fuel price API to find the cheapest diesel, super, or CNG stations near an address or within a region, including price, address, distance, open status, and navigation links, and to list regions and districts. It runs locally as a read-only stdio MCP server with no API keys required.

Enables Claude or any MCP-compatible agent to view and build Wanderlog trip itineraries through conversation, adding places, notes, hotels, transit legs, car rentals, checklists, and budget expenses. It also supports searching places, hotels, and user-written guides, plus editing trip dates, sections, and sharing links.

Lets Claude or any MCP-compatible agent view and build trip itineraries through conversation, adding places, notes, hotels, transit legs, car rentals, checklists, and budget expenses, plus searching destinations, hotels, and user-written travel guides. It can also restructure existing trips by renaming days, moving blocks, editing or removing entries, changing dates, and producing shareable links.

Generates transit route information by routing user queries to MCP tools using a fine-tuned FunctionGemma model, relying on a fixed API for actual transit data and avoiding natural language generation beyond tool calls.