Apify Plan Travel

Apify Plan Travel is a community skill from Apify's Awesome Apify Skills collection. It teaches your agent to turn flight and hotel search results into a decision: the flight or trip shape to pick, the evidence behind it, the alternatives worth knowing and a budget that keeps sourced prices apart from estimates. It works from results you paste in, or runs two Apify Actors for live data: Google Flights Data Scraper and Google Hotels Search Scraper. What you can do with it - Compare flight results and see the cheapest and the most convenient options side by side - Plan one-way, round-trip, multi-city and open-jaw flights, checking that the results really cover every leg - Plan a trip around a fixed event: arrival and departure windows, airports, where to stay each night and a day-by-day outline - Get a trip budget with a sourced flight-and-lodging subtotal, and transfers, food, tickets and fees shown separately as estimates or unknowns - Make sense of search results you already have without paying for a new run How it works - For flights only, your agent reads the skill's flight guide; for a whole trip it also reads its trip and lodging guides. - For live prices it runs the Actors through the Apify MCP server or another Apify interface. It checks each Actor's current docs and pricing first and estimates the cost before a paid run. - You need an Apify account. The Actors bill per page of results, and optional booking-link lookups bill extra, so the skill keeps them off unless you need them. Good to know - It prices and advises but never books, and never says an option is held. Check prices, schedules and availability before you book. - It only adds up prices whose currency, coverage and basis are known. When a fare could be per person or for the whole party, it says so instead of guessing. - It isn't meant for hotel-only searches. - This is a community contribution, not an Apify-maintained skill: it was written by John Cole, who also maintains the two Actors it uses.

• “Compare these flight results for Prague to Tokyo and tell me the cheapest and the most convenient options.”

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• “Plan an event trip from Boston to Austin with flights, where to stay each night, a day-by-day itinerary and a clearly sourced budget.”

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• “Find nonstop flights from New York to Lisbon for March 12 and rank them by price and total travel time.”

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• “Plan a multi-city trip: London to Rome, Rome to Athens, then Athens back to London.”

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• “Plan an open-jaw trip into Madrid and home from Barcelona, with hotels in both cities and a budget.”