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Ticketglide Ticketing Agent

Easy travel research with read-only guides and search links

Category MCP Servers
Pricing Model Free

What is Ticketglide Ticketing Agent?

Ticketglide Ticketing Agent is the public MCP connection for TicketGlide, an all-in-one travel comparison and tickets platform operated by Mubboo LLC. It helps AI assistants and developers research attractions, tours and day trips using published destination and attraction guides.

Connect an MCP-capable client to https://ticketglide.com/api/mcp using Streamable HTTP. No account, API key or local software installation is required for the server. Setup instructions and client examples are available at https://ticketglide.com/mcp. The three read-only tools are search_guides, read_guide and create_search_link. Guide details include source links and factual check dates where available; published content supports English, French, German and Spanish.

The MCP connection does not return live prices or availability, compare flights or hotels, make bookings, take payments or access private customer records. Browsing, guides and the MCP connection are free. Booking and payment take place on an external booking provider website, where final prices and terms are confirmed. TicketGlide may earn a commission from qualifying bookings at no extra cost to customers.

Pros
  • No account or API key required
  • Public Streamable HTTP connection
  • Four-language guide content
  • Source links and factual check dates where available
Cons
  • Requires an MCP-capable client and internet connection
  • No live prices or availability
  • Does not book, take payments or access private customer data

Key Features

  • search_guides: find published destination and attraction guides
  • read_guide: read guide details and source information
  • create_search_link: create validated TicketGlide search links
  • Read-only travel research in English, French, German and Spanish

Who is this for?

Travelers
AI-assistant users
Developers building travel research workflows