Maya: AI Travel Agent

Maya is a travel agent you talk to. Tell her where you want to go, when, and how many of you — she searches real flights, real hotels, real places, and lays the whole trip out on a timeline while you watch it fill in.

Not a chatbot that writes a list of suggestions. Maya calls the same sources a human agent would:

• Flights — live availability and fares, with baggage, cancellation and change rules kept intact
• Hotels — real nightly prices for your dates, the cancellation policy attached to the room, and a link to book
• Places and food — opening hours, ratings and addresses from Google's places data
• Getting between them — public transport, walking, cycling or driving times for the exact hop, at the time of day you'll actually make it
• Weather — the forecast for the days you're going
• What's on — concerts, sport and shows while you're in town, across North America, the UK and Ireland, Australia, New Zealand and Western Europe

A TIMELINE, NOT A WALL OF TEXT
Every flight, hotel night, meal, sight and the transit leg between them, in order, with times, prices and a map link. Tap a card for what's underneath it — the fare rules, the room's refund terms, the walk from the station.

START FROM A ROUTE THAT WORKS
30 ready-made routes across 9 regions — Tokyo to Osaka in 7 days, Iceland's ring road in 8, Patagonia in 10 — each one a real itinerary someone has walked, with the sights already placed and timed. Pick one, answer a few questions, and Maya fills in the flights, the hotels and the meals around it.

CHANGE ANYTHING BY ASKING
"Make day 3 slower." "Something cheaper near the station." "We land at 11pm — fix the first night." She reworks the timeline, not just the reply.

NO SIGN-UP
Open it and start. Your trips are yours from the first message. Sign in with Google only when you want them to follow you to another device — nothing you planned is lost when you do.

TWELVE LANGUAGES
English, 繁體中文, 简体中文, 日本語, 한국어, Español, Deutsch, Français, Italiano, Português, ไทย and Bahasa Indonesia. Ask in any of them — the app and the itinerary both follow the one you pick.

WORTH KNOWING
Maya plans; she doesn't book. When you're ready, the card links out to the site that sells it. Prices, times and opening hours are what the data providers returned at the time of the search — confirm them before you pay or travel. Itineraries are generated by an AI model and can be wrong.

Recent changes:
Maya no longer guesses where you're flying from. She asks, suggests airports near where your phone is set to, or just lets you type it. Prices follow your region's currency, and you can pick another in Settings.

Everything else follows your language too: place names, hotel descriptions and the transit legs on your timeline. More places come with a photo. And if your connection drops mid-plan, the itinerary keeps building and is waiting when you're back.