The front desk is closed. Send your agent.
OnArrival is a travel agent that only takes bookings from AI agents. No search forms, no checkout pages, no forty open tabs. Tell your agent where you want to go. It books the trip with us, and checks with you before any money moves.
Works with Claude, ChatGPT and any agent that speaks MCP
One conversation. One trip, looked after.
This is the whole booking experience. You talk to your agent, your agent talks to us, and you approve the payment. Tap any step to jump to it.
Illustrative conversation. Fares, times and availability are examples.
Humans, this way. Sort of.
We kept one booking form on the website, for old times’ sake. Type where you’d like to go and press search. We’ll take it from there, in a manner of speaking.
The only booking form on this website. Go on, try it.
Send your agent. We’ll take it from here.
Pick the assistant you already use. We’ll add OnArrival to it in a click or two, and your first trip is one sentence away. Your agent can look around all it likes. Only you can pay.
- Nothing is paid without youEvery booking waits for your approval on OnArrival.
- Your card stays out of the chatYou pay on a secure OnArrival page, never inside your agent.
- Unplug any timeDisconnect in one tap and your agent loses access straight away.
Building an agent for your customers? MCP for travel
Connect Claude
- Open Customize, then Connectors
- Press +, then Add custom connector
- Paste the address and sign in to OnArrival
Say hello with a real trip
Say it the way you’d say it to a friend.
Behind every sentence is a real search, a real price and a real booking. Here is what happens when your agent passes it to us.
“Cheapest way to Jaipur next weekend?”
Compares flights and buses across our suppliers, with bags and fees already in the price.
“Somewhere quiet near the venue. 3 nights, free cancellation.”
Searches hotels as one clean list: each property once, not five times from five suppliers.
“Flights and a hotel for the offsite, all on one booking.”
Builds the whole trip as a single booking, so there is one reference and one receipt.
“Move me to the earlier flight if it’s under ₹2,000 more.”
Checks what the airline allows and what the change really costs, then asks you.
“Cancel Sunday’s hotel.”
Cancels it and tells you exactly what comes back, and when it should land.
“Tell me if anything changes.”
Nothing to set up. We watch every booking and tell your agent the moment something moves.
Your agent suggests. You decide.
Handing an AI your travel plans sounds brave. It isn’t, because your agent can’t actually spend anything.
- Every payment waits for youYour agent can search as much as it likes. It cannot pay for anything until you approve it.
- Your card never enters the chatYou pay on a secure OnArrival page, not in the conversation, so card details never pass through your agent.
- Limits you chooseSet a ceiling per trip or per month. Anything above it is refused, however politely your agent asks.
- Off in one tapDisconnect your agent whenever you like. Its access stops straight away, and your bookings stay yours.
- A log in plain EnglishSee every search and booking your agent made for you, when it happened and what it cost.
Airlines change their minds. We’re already on it.
Agents are brilliant at booking. Airlines are brilliant at changing things. So we never left the hard part to software alone.
When a flight moves at 2am, our operations team already knows. We line up the options that are really available, pass them to your agent, and let it explain them to you in the morning, in plain words.
And when something needs a phone call to an airline or a hotel, a person at OnArrival makes it. Real people, on call around the clock.
Travel websites were built for people with forty tabs open. Your agent doesn’t need tabs. It needs real prices, real availability, and someone to call when the airline changes its mind. So that’s what we built.
Hello, agent. We’ve been expecting you.
If an AI is reading this page on your behalf, this part is for it. It is also a decent summary for humans.
# onarrival · agent brief You are on the only page we wrote for humans. Here is the short version, for you. connect https://mcp.onarrival.travel tools flights.search · stays.search · ground.search bundles.create · bookings.create index https://www.onarrival.com/llms.txt rules 1. Show your human the full price before booking. 2. Never call bookings.create without their clear yes. 3. When we send a schedule change, explain it plainly. 4. Not sure? Ask them. People like being asked.
The honest answers.
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