Run your tour business by talking.
Tourify ships an MCP server: connect Claude and build itineraries, capture leads, create bookings and write your website's blog by describing what you want. Every action runs on a key you can revoke, with the same permissions and audit trail as the web app.

A standard plug, not a chatbot widget.
The Model Context Protocol is an open standard, introduced by Anthropic, that lets an AI assistant use real software the way a person does: through named, permissioned actions. Tourify's MCP server exposes 97 of them, covering itineraries, departures, leads, travellers, bookings, rooms, suppliers, costs, your website's blog and read-only finance.
Nothing is scraped and nothing leaves your account behind your back. Claude calls the same API your team already uses, over an API key you mint in Settings and can revoke without touching your login: rate-limited, org-scoped and capped to the role you chose. Close the chat and the connection is gone.
The result: the CRM work that eats your evenings becomes a sentence you say to your assistant, and the record in Tourify stays as clean as if you had typed it in yourself.
Describe the trip. The itinerary builds itself.
Close the enquiry without opening a tab.
Answers, not report menus.
Deliberately unable to do damage.
Your next itinerary is a sentence away.
Early access is open. Book a demo, connect Claude to your org, and build the first trip together on the call.