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Solutions / Travel & Tourism

Plan the day. Route the day. Own the map.

One call turns an itinerary of names into a single navigable multi-stop route with per-stop arrival times. Along-route search prices every detour in minutes, not vibes, and Studio keeps the whole map in your brand, offline territories included.

Why MapMap for travel

The itinerary is the product. Route it in one call.

Travel apps rebuild the same plumbing: geocode the names, order the stops, route the day. That is one tool here.

A hand holding a phone in a blossom-filled park; the screen shows a real MapMap walking route through York with a three-stop itinerary and genuine arrival times
Itineraries

A day of names becomes one route

The plan-day tool takes an itinerary of place names or coordinates with dwell times and returns one navigable multi-stop route with per-leg durations and arrival times, optionally reordered for efficiency. The phone here is a mock-up wrapped around a real response: a York walking day, actual route, actual arrival times.

A real MapMap route from Windermere to Keswick through the Lake District, with a card listing three cafes and their genuine detour costs of one to three minutes
Honest detours

“Coffee, adds two minutes”

Search along a route returns places with their real engine-computed detour cost, so a suggestion is a promise the route can keep. These are real results on the Windermere to Keswick drive; Cafe Altitude really does cost two minutes.

A map of Covent Garden with a heading cone and a speech bubble carrying a real egocentric answer: The Garrick is ahead and slightly to your right, about 450 metres
Voice

Directions phrased from where you stand

Pass a heading and every nearby-place answer comes back egocentric. The phrase in this image is a real API response for a walker facing north-east in Covent Garden; the live voice copilot on this site runs on exactly this.

Try the copilot
The same York street scene rendered twice: the default light style beside a crimson brand style, both real hosted Studio styles
Your brand

A map worthy of the brochure

The whole map restyles from a hosted style document in Studio: palette, landmarks, light presets. The map inside your app can finally match the brand outside it.

the whole stack, on your own infrastructure
$ docker compose up -d --build
→ tiles · geocoder · router · guidance · territories
→ 0 external map dependencies
Offline

Maps that survive the signal

Signed territory packages take tiles, search and routing fully offline for the places travel actually happens: ferries, mountains, roaming caps. Self-hosted or on-device, no connection required.

Ink illustration of a folded map with a dotted itinerary hopping between small landmarks, a compass rose and a chat bubble
Agent-first

The AI trip planner, grounded

Language models invent plausible itineraries; the MCP server grounds them. Geocode the names, verify the places exist, route the day, price the detours: every step callable by the agent your product team is already building.

Known limit: routing covers driving, cycling, walking and scooters. There is no public-transport journey planning, and itinerary optimisation runs through a configurable solver sidecar.

Agent-first

We will build your trip planner as a working POC.

Give us ten sample itineraries and your brand style, and our AI agents will build a working planner on MapMap: geocoded stops, one navigable route per day, honest detour suggestions, your map. The same way the showcase apps here were built in under a day.