peek-travel/mcp-intro

The Peek.com Remote MCP Server turns a vast catalog of verified travel experiences into an AI‑ready knowledge base that can be queried in real time. Instead of relying on static lists or third‑party APIs with limited data, this server exposes 300 000+ activities across the globe, complete with up‑to‑date availability, pricing, and deep links that let users book instantly. For developers building itinerary assistants, this means a single, well‑documented endpoint that delivers the same depth of detail a human travel agent would provide—without the need to scrape sites or maintain large datasets.

At its core, the server offers a set of tools that translate natural language requests into structured queries. A user might ask for “unique cultural experiences in Tokyo under $200,” and the assistant can call the server to filter by budget, duration, and availability. The response is returned in a format that the model can consume directly, allowing the assistant to weave factual data into its narrative or generate comparison tables, price breakdowns, and personalized recommendations. This tight integration eliminates the friction of manual data lookup, enabling developers to focus on higher‑level conversational flows rather than backend plumbing.

Key capabilities include:

• Real‑time availability checks – guarantees that the experience is still open for booking at the requested dates.
• Dynamic pricing – reflects current rates, discounts, and seasonal variations.
• Deep links to booking pages – once the assistant recommends an activity, users can reserve it with a single click.
• Rich metadata – descriptions, reviews, duration, age suitability, and more are all exposed for nuanced filtering.

These features make the server ideal for a variety of use cases: family vacation planners can quickly find kid‑friendly tours; budget travelers can discover value experiences that fit tight constraints; corporate travel bots can curate executive‑level activities with minimal overhead. Because the server is compliant with MCP’s privacy guarantees, sensitive user data never leaves the client’s environment, making it safe for enterprise deployments.

Integration is straightforward for any AI platform that supports MCP. Claude users add the connector via “Custom Connectors,” while OpenAI customers can use the provided CustomGPT as a fallback. Gemini, Microsoft Copilot, and other SDKs also support remote MCP servers via OAuth or SSE/HTTP streams. Developers can therefore embed Peek’s travel intelligence into chatbots, IDE assistants, or any generative AI workflow with minimal code and maximum impact.