Flights, hotels, restaurants, tickets, and appointments booked for you.
95 use cases
A Claude in Chrome shortcut searches Booking.com for hotels near downtown under a price cap and logs each with price, rating, distance, amenities and booking link in a Google Sheet.
Claude Cowork drove the browser through Claude in Chrome to book 8 flights and 5 hotels, filling traveler details and seats and pausing at payment for approval.
Claude books flights and hotels in a company travel system, and a prompt finds top-rated restaurants, identifies their reservation systems and checks Saturday 6pm availability for two.
A PCWorld writer asked Claude to book a table for three in Midtown Manhattan via the Resy connector; it picked a restaurant but the exchange was clunky, with raw JSON and permission prompts.
Claire had Codex research hotels, map them on Google Maps and deploy a trip site from her phone; its browser also navigated to checkout for an item.
A travel advisor had Codex use client notes to recommend a Belmond hotel in Italy, checking live booking engines and generating a detailed Word doc.
A Travel Weekly reporter had Comet book a chosen Southwest flight on a logged-in account, selecting the fare and entering personal details.
A writer used Comet to browse Michelin restaurants for Copenhagen, check Japan hotel availability, and look for deals.
A reporter asked Comet to find cheap parking near SFO and book it; it entered the wrong dates twice and still pushed checkout.
Comet shortlisted sunny destinations by flight time from Amsterdam, then pulled Airbnb and Booking.com listings into a comparison table.
The author gave Comet and ChatGPT Atlas the same flight-booking task; Comet mostly pointed to aggregators instead of specific flights.
Manus was tested on 11 hotel booking engines and got through date and room selection on 8, but handed back at payment details so no booking was completed.
Manus searched Booking.com for well-rated hotels, cross-checked reviews and transit, and returned three options per city; the author rated it 7/10 on availability handling.
A reviewer asked Alexa+ to book a sushi restaurant, but it couldn't because the restaurant isn't on OpenTable; he also tried booking an Uber.
A reporter linked OpenTable, Ticketmaster, Uber and Thumbtack to Alexa+ for booking, but found it beta-like, error-prone and sometimes not hearing them.
In OpenAI's demo, a Dot found a refundable policy-compliant flight and hotel options and prepared a booking, though the flight was still pending at the end.
A demo travel-ops agent searched flights and hotels, applied stored preferences and produced one recommendation pending approval, then updated its memory; nothing was booked.
n8n backends let an ElevenLabs voice agent check tables, manage reservations, take orders and request callbacks, plus Vapi travel and home-service booking agents.