Viator
App Developer: TripAdvisor Inc.
Find travel experiences
Discover and book unforgettable things to do with the Viator app. Search Viator's catalog of tours, attractions, and experiences using natural language. Just tell us where you're going and what you're interested in, and we will help you explore relevant options quickly and clearly. You can narrow results by destination, dates, price range, and categories, making it easy to move from a broad idea ("things to do in Paris") to options that fit your plans and budget. Each result focuses on practical details, so you can compare experiences without jumping between pages or tabs.
- Connector type
- MCP
- Distribution channel
- Ecosystem Directory
- App categories
- Travel
- Countries
- UKUS
- Labels
- interactive: true
- App review status
- RELEASED
- App version
- 2.0.0
- Branding website
- https://www.viator.com
- Privacy policy
- https://www.viator.com/support/privacyPolicy
- Terms of service
- https://www.viator.com/support/termsAndConditions
- Date added
- February 4, 2026
- Last seen
- April 1, 2026
“What can I do in the Vatican tomorrow?”

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Actions
Get experience details
Retrieves enriched information for a specific Viator experience, including detailed descriptions, highlights, imagery, pricing, and the click-out URL.The model should call this tool only when the user clearly refers to a specific experience—either by selecting it in the UI or by asking follow-up questions such as “Tell me more about…”;if multiple experiences were shown, the model must resolve ambiguity by asking which one the user means. This tool is intended for deepening experience understanding rather than search, and should only be invoked with a code previously returned by search_experiences.
Enabled: true
Search for experiences
Retrieves a curated list of Viator experiences based on required trip context (location and travel dates) and optional refiners (categories, kid-friendliness, budget, duration, time of day, etc.). The tool supports both low-intent queries (e.g., “things to do in London this weekend”) and high-intent queries (e.g., “kid-friendly cooking classes in July in Rome”). The model must ensure that location refers to a destination, not an attraction. E.g., “Paris, France” rather than “Eiffel Tower.” Locations should be passed, in English, in a consistent, human-readable geographic format such as "City, Country" or "Region, Country" or "Country", depending on the granularity provided by the user. The model must provide location (and, when possible, dates) before calling this tool, and may include additional refiners only when appropriately derived from user intent. The model may re-issue a refined searchExperiences call whenever the user adds, removes, or adjusts refinement criteria (e.g., kid-friendly, price range, shorter duration) to narrow or improve the results. If the tool returns zero results, the model must proactively guide the user toward a successful refinement. It should review the parameters used in the failed request and recommend the most appropriate based on the proposed logic:" If > 1 categories applied, suggest removing some categories. Eg: “It looks like those categories combined are too restrictive. Would you like to narrow it down?” If the query requests a specific feature (eg private tour), suggest removing this constraint. Eg: “Private tours may be limited in this area, would you like to consider group options too?” If duration (avg from/to) > XX, suggest trying a shorter duration. If duration (avg from/to) < XX, suggest trying a longer duration. If price constraint was applied, suggest widening (or removing) price limits. Else, suggest broaden location search. Eg: “Nothing matches in central Siena, should we try Tuscany or nearby towns?”
Enabled: true
Templates
ui://openai/experiences
Searching for experiences
Experiences found
Displays a list of experiences that the user can select from to view additional details or open on Viator. After rendering this widget, the model must not output the list of experiences again, or any other listing of experiences. It should only focus on asking the user for any follow up filtering or refinement of the results. If there are no results, the model should ask the user to broaden the search. Keep the response short and concise, a single sentence.