AI Voice Agents for Trip Planning

First-time visitors to Japan need a 10-day itinerary.

"AI creates custom plan: "Japan for 10 days - you're going to have an incredible trip! Based on your interests in history, food, and nature, here's what I recommend: Days 1-3 in Tokyo - I've planned the perfect mix including the Tsukiji Outer Market for breakfast (go early, 7 AM!), Senso-ji Temple, and a hidden izakaya street in Yurakucho that tourists rarely find. Day 4-5 is a day trip to Hakone for Mt. Fuji views and hot springs - I've timed it so you'll see Fuji from the ropeway in the morning when it's clearest. Days 6-8 in Kyoto - I've sequenced the temples to avoid crowds, starting with Fushimi Inari at 6 AM when it's empty. Days 9-10 in Osaka for food - I've booked you a table at a 3-star omakase and mapped out Dotonbori street food. I'll send you the complete day-by-day with walking maps, train passes needed, and restaurant reservations to make. Want me to add anything specific?""

Weather forecast shows rain for planned outdoor activities.

"AI adapts the plan: "I see it's going to rain in Barcelona tomorrow, so I've adjusted your day. Instead of Park Güell in the morning (which is amazing but not in rain), I've swapped it with your Thursday museum day. Tomorrow you'll now visit the Picasso Museum - I've moved your reservation and got you the 10 AM slot when it's least crowded. For lunch, instead of the outdoor market, I've booked a table at El Xampanyet, a 100-year-old tapas bar just steps from the museum. In the afternoon, the Gothic Quarter is actually beautiful in light rain - the tourists stay away and the narrow streets stay relatively dry. I've added a stop at a historic café for churros and hot chocolate. Park Güell is now Thursday when it'll be sunny and 72°F. Your overall trip experience will actually be better with this switch!""

Three families traveling together need activities for kids and adults.

"AI coordinates group: "Planning for 3 families with kids ages 4-14 - I love this challenge! Here's how I'd structure your Orlando week to keep everyone happy. Mornings at theme parks when lines are shortest - I've created a 'divide and conquer' strategy where thrill-seekers hit the big rides while younger kids do age-appropriate attractions, meeting up for lunch. I've identified rides everyone can do together. Afternoons are pool time at your resort when parks are hottest and most crowded. I've also planned two 'split days' - one where adults get a spa morning while kids do a supervised activity program, and one where teenagers get time at Universal while younger kids enjoy the hotel's kids club. For dining, I've made reservations at character meals for the little ones and one nice adults-only dinner at a resort where they offer kids' entertainment. Every family gets some private time too. Want me to walk through the daily schedule?""