“The launch of AI travel agents is another step toward making advanced automation simple and accessible for everyone,” said Abhinav Girdhar, Founder and CEO of Appy Pie. “Our goal is to help travel professionals save time and improve customer service by l
Appy Pie Agents now lets users create AI travel agents to manage trip planning, bookings, and customer support automatically.
NOIDA, Uttar Pradesh, India – November 12, 2025 – Appy Pie Agents, a no-code AI agent builder platform, has announced the launch of AI travel agents [https://www.appypieagents.ai/travel-agent], allowing users to create intelligent travel assistants that can handle trip planning, booking support, and customer communication around the clock. With this new feature, businesses and individuals in the travel industry can now build their own customized AI travel agents that respond instantly to travelers’ questions and make trip planning faster and easier.
Travel agencies, hotel chains, tour operators, and even independent travel consultants often face hundreds of daily inquiries about destinations, itineraries, visa requirements, weather updates, and availability. Most of these questions are repetitive and time-consuming to answer manually. With AI travel agents, users can manage all these queries effortlessly by using advanced natural language processing to give accurate, human-like responses within seconds.
The agent can assist users with flight and hotel details, recommend destinations, provide travel policies, and even guide customers through booking steps, ensuring faster service and a better travel experience. The AI travel agent can be fully customized by the user.
Through Appy Pie Agents’ simple drag-and-drop no-code AI agent builder [https://www.appypieagents.ai/], users can define how the agent speaks, set its tone of communication, and train it on specific information such as company policies, destination details, or pricing data. It can also connect with multiple platforms, including websites, chat widgets, and customer portals, to offer a seamless travel support experience. Even small businesses or individual travel planners with no technical background can build and deploy their AI travel agent within minutes.
In addition to AI travel agents, Appy Pie Agents allows users to create other AI-based assistants such as AI real estate agents, AI recruiters [https://www.appypieagents.ai/recruiter], and AI sales agents – all without writing a single line of code. The platform is designed to make AI adoption easier for every type of business, regardless of size or technical skill. It also works seamlessly with chatbot builder [https://www.appypieagents.ai/chatbot-builder], giving users the ability to deploy their custom AI agents across websites, support channels, or mobile apps to automate customer engagement and lead generation.
About Appy Pie Agents
Appy Pie Agents is a division of Appy Pie [https://www.appypie.com/] dedicated to building next-generation AI tools that simplify automation across business functions. The platform is designed around a single philosophy: no-code simplicity, AI-first power. Through its Agentic AI Platform, Appy Pie Agents enables professionals and businesses to deploy intelligent automation quickly, affordably, and without technical barriers-streamlining how modern work gets done.
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