Best Claude Connectors for Travel 2026: 9 Compared

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The short answer: for flight search in Claude use Kiwi.com or Expedia, for hotels use Booking.com, Trivago or Tripadvisor, for tours use Viator, and for restaurant tables in the United States use Resy. Turkish Airlines is the one airline connector here, with flight status tools. Tineo is the pick when you want Claude to work with your own saved itinerary instead of searching for something new.

Checked on November 13, 2026. Tineo publishes this guide and its connector is one of the nine. Everything below comes from each connector’s own listing in Claude’s connector directory, read on that date and linked in the table. We did not test the connectors against each other, so this compares what the listings say. “Not stated” means the listing does not say.

Table of Contents

• The nine connectors at a glance
• Flight search: Kiwi.com and Expedia
• Hotels: Booking.com, Trivago and Tripadvisor
• Things to do and tables: Viator and Resy
• An airline: Turkish Airlines
• Your own itinerary: Tineo
• Also in the directory
• Which ones should you add?
• How to add a connector
• FAQ
• Sources

The nine connectors at a glance

Connector	What its listing says it does	Tools listed	Sign-in	Added
Kiwi.com	Flight search in Claude	search-flight, feedback-to-devs	Not required	Not stated
Expedia	Search flights and hotels with real-time pricing and availability	search_flights, search_hotels, get_hotel_pdp_offers	Not required	May 2026
Booking.com	Search and compare stays, filter by price, ratings and facilities	accommodations_search	Not required	April 2026
Trivago	Hotel metasearch with prices from multiple providers	Two accommodation searches and destination price trends	Not required	November 2025
Tripadvisor	Find and compare hotels using Tripadvisor reviews	search_hotels, hotel_details, compare_hotels	Not required	April 2026
Viator	Search tours, attractions and experiences	search_experiences, get_experience_details	Not required	April 2026
Resy	Find and book restaurant reservations across the United States	No tool list stated	Required	April 2026
Turkish Airlines	Search flights, check flight status, look up booking details	Eight tools, including flight-status and get_booking_details	Not required	May 2026
Tineo	Review and update your own trips, flights, hotels and activities	68 tools	Required	September 2026

All nine listings carry the directory’s “Anthropic verified” badge.

Flight search: Kiwi.com and Expedia

Kiwi.com does one thing. Its listing says it “brings flight search directly into Claude” and supports one-way and round-trip searches, flexible dates, multiple passengers and all cabin classes. It has a single search tool and needs no sign-in.

Expedia covers flights and hotels in one connector. Its listing describes real-time pricing and availability and lists a flight search tool, a hotel search tool and a hotel offers tool.

Neither listing names a booking tool, so expect to finish the purchase on the provider’s own site. Pick Kiwi.com for a flexible-date flight search. Pick Expedia when you want flights and hotels from the same source in one conversation.

Hotels: Booking.com, Trivago and Tripadvisor

These three overlap, and each has a different angle.

• Booking.com searches its own stays and filters by price, ratings and facilities. One tool, no sign-in.
• Trivago is a metasearch. Its listing says results come with prices from multiple booking sites, and it has a tool for destination price trends. Pick it when you want to compare the price of one hotel across sellers.
• Tripadvisor leans on reviews. Its listing covers hotel details, photos, reviews, ratings, availability, pricing and nearby points of interest, and it has a tool for comparing hotels. Pick it when the decision turns on what guests say.

Whether you can complete a booking through any of the three is not stated in their listings.

Things to do and tables: Viator and Resy

Viator searches tours, attractions and experiences in natural language. Its description mentions booking, but the two tools it lists are a search and a details lookup, so a booking step inside Claude is not established by the listing.

Resy is for restaurants in the United States. Its listing says you can browse top restaurants, check real-time availability and “secure a table in seconds”. It requires sign-in, which fits a connector that acts on your own reservations. It is the only one of the nine whose listing clearly describes completing a reservation.

An airline: Turkish Airlines

Turkish Airlines calls its connector the official Turkish Airlines MCP app. Its eight listed tools include flight status by flight or by route, flight search, a city guide, promotions, booking details and the baggage allowance for a booking. Sign-in is listed as not required.

Pick it when you are flying Turkish Airlines and want status or baggage answers in the conversation. It is specific to one airline, so it will not help with other carriers.

Your own itinerary: Tineo

The connectors above search public travel inventory. Tineo’s connector works with the trips you have already saved. Tineo builds itineraries from booking confirmation emails, and its directory listing says Claude can review trips, flights, hotels and activities, create trips, add or edit itinerary items, invite travel companions, check flight status and trip weather, generate packing lists and review expenses. A Tineo account is required.

Two limits to know. The listing says changes “do not book, cancel, or change reservations with travel providers or charge your card”, so an edit changes your Tineo records only. And the connector can edit, so review the access you grant.

Where another connector is the better pick: if you have no bookings yet and only want to compare flight or hotel prices, start with Kiwi.com, Expedia or Trivago. Tineo is more useful once confirmations exist. Setup steps and first prompts are in Tineo joins Claude’s connector directory. Tineo also has a ChatGPT connector, described in the help guide Connect Tineo to an AI assistant.

Also in the directory

Two more travel-related listings we read, outside the main nine:

• AllTrails finds trails near a location, with trail details and a trail weather overview. No sign-in is needed. It is the pick for hiking days.
• lastminute.com describes searching, comparing and booking flights, packages and hotels. The one tool it lists is a flight search.

The directory has a Travel category and listed 1,129 connectors in total when we read it. We could not load the full Travel category list, so this guide is not a complete inventory. Several travel connectors, including Expedia and Booking.com, are filed under Productivity, so search by name.

Which ones should you add?

You can add several. A reasonable set for one trip:

• Before you book: Kiwi.com or Expedia for flights, plus one hotel connector. Trivago for price across sellers, Tripadvisor for reviews.
• After you book: Tineo, so Claude can read the confirmed itinerary instead of you pasting details into the chat.
• At the destination: Viator for tours, Resy for tables in the United States, AllTrails for hikes.
• Flying Turkish Airlines: add its connector for status and baggage questions.

Check prices and availability on the provider’s site before paying. A connector returns what the provider’s system reports at that moment.

How to add a connector

Claude’s help article on connectors gives these steps: open Customize, then Connectors, click the plus sign, select the connector, review its description, click Connect, and complete any sign-in prompts. The article says web connectors are available for all users. On Team and Enterprise plans an owner has to enable a connector for the organization first.

FAQ

Which Claude connector is best for searching flights?

Kiwi.com and Expedia both list a flight search tool in Claude’s connector directory and neither requires sign-in. Kiwi.com’s listing covers one-way and round-trip searches, flexible dates, multiple passengers and all cabin classes. Expedia’s listing covers flights and hotels with real-time pricing and availability.

Can Claude book travel through a connector?

Mostly it searches. The Expedia, Kiwi.com, Booking.com, Trivago and Tripadvisor listings describe search and comparison, and none lists a booking tool. Resy’s listing describes securing a restaurant table and requires sign-in. Tineo’s listing says its changes do not book, cancel or change reservations with travel providers.

Do Claude travel connectors need an account?

Most of the nine do not. The directory lists sign-in as not required for Expedia, Kiwi.com, Booking.com, Trivago, Tripadvisor, Viator and Turkish Airlines. Resy and Tineo require sign-in, because they act on your own reservations or trips.

Which Claude connector keeps my own itinerary?

Of the nine compared here, Tineo is the one built around your own saved trips. Its listing says Claude can review trips, flights, hotels and activities, and add or update itinerary details in your Tineo account. The others search public travel inventory.

Sources

All read on November 13, 2026.

• Claude connector directory
• Kiwi.com connector
• Expedia connector
• Booking.com connector
• Trivago connector
• Tripadvisor connector
• Viator connector
• Resy connector
• Turkish Airlines connector
• Tineo connector
• AllTrails connector
• lastminute.com connector
• Use connectors to extend Claude’s capabilities, Claude Help Center

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