Solutions
Start from the operation you actually run
A walking-tour company, a destination organization and a desert lodge all need routing, prediction and booking automation — in very different proportions. Find your kind of business below, or start from the problem that's costing you the most.
By audience
Seven kinds of travel business, seven different Tuesdays
Each page walks through an ordinary day in that operation, what changes with Nova, which modules and services we'd start with, and how a first workflow runs.
- Multi-day tripsTour operators & DMCsProposals drafted from your own supplier library, confirmations that chase themselves, and on-trip re-planning when a road closes on day three.
- AdvisorsTravel advisors & agenciesHand off the retyping, keep the judgment. Checked drafts you edit, client profiles that remember, and bookings that track their own paperwork.
- DMOs & CVBsDestination organizationsA trip planner grounded in your destination's own data, visitors spread beyond the three famous sights, and listings AI assistants can actually read.
- HospitalityHotels, resorts & lodgesCancellation risk flagged before the window closes, packages built from what guests actually do, and a concierge that knows today's road conditions.
- Tours & activitiesExperiences & activitiesRebooking that runs itself after a scrubbed departure, fewer empty seats on soft days, and tours AI agents can book directly — on your terms.
- Events & offsitesCorporate travel & eventsGroup routing for offsites and incentives, attendee needs that don't live in a spreadsheet, and disruption playbooks written before the shuttle leaves.
- Guided adventureOutdoor & adventure travelPermits, weather windows, altitude and group pacing modeled as constraints — so guides decide with better information, not more paperwork.
By use case
Problems that cut across every kind of business
Some challenges don't belong to one audience. Each of these pages shows which constraints and signals we model, with a worked example. See all use cases.
- Accessible travel planningStep-free routes, rest needs, sensory load and honest venue data treated as routing constraints rather than footnotes.
- Low-carbon routingLower-emission options placed beside the fastest ones, with the cost in time and comfort shown plainly.
- Group travel coordinationSixteen people, sixteen ideas of a good day, two vans. Plans that split, rejoin and stay fair.
- Shoulder-season demand shapingPredictive signals that spot soft weeks ten weeks out and suggest packages worth building before the calendar empties.
How it works
How to pick a starting point
Most businesses we talk to could use four of our modules. Almost none should start with four. A good first project is small, measurable and close to where your team's hours actually go.
- 01
Name the hour you'd most like back
Proposal writing, supplier chasing, day-of disruption calls, or answering the same twelve questions by email. Pick the one your team complains about loudest.
- 02
Check whether your data can carry it
Routing needs reliable opening windows and travel times; prediction needs a season or two of booking history. If the data isn't ready, cleaning it becomes the first piece of work.
- 03
Choose one module and one measure
Median proposal time, confirmations handled without a human, or re-plans approved before departure. One number, agreed up front, measured the same way before and after.
- 04
Run it as a pilot
Eight to twelve weeks on real trips, with your people approving every output. If it doesn't earn its place, you'll know — and so will we.
Related
Keep exploring
- PlatformPlatformSix modules for proposals, routing, booking, prediction, in-trip help and AI-agent checkout, on one shared data layer. Start with one, add the next.
- ServicesServicesEight services that make travel AI work in a real operation: strategy, agentic commerce, AI visibility, custom builds, data, disruption, AI ops and governance.
- WorkSelected workFour anonymized case studies from tour operators, destinations, lodges and event planners, with pilot results measured against a real baseline.
- CompanyEngagement modelsHow we engage: Discovery Sprint, Pilot, Platform subscription, Build partnership and Managed AI operations, each scoped and quoted after a discovery call.
- ResourcesAI readiness assessmentTen questions on your data, workflows and governance. Get a score out of 30, a readiness band and the next step we'd take for a travel business like yours.
Not sure which page is you?
Most operations are a mix — a lodge that runs guided hikes, a DMC that also sells through advisors. Tell us how your week actually goes and we'll suggest where to start.