Travel & Hospitality Intelligence

Stop Pitching to Dead Travel Blogs.
Get Verified Travel ICPs.

Most "Travel" lists are 80% personal blogs and 20% dead links. Our AI agents analyze website content to identify active Tour Operators, DMCs, Travel Tech, and Luxury Agencies that match your exact Ideal Customer Profile.

The "Travel Database" Trap

Why your SDRs hate your current lead list.

In the travel vertical, the keyword "travel" is meaningless. It captures everything from a teenager's backpacking blog to Expedia's corporate site.

If you are selling B2B software, payment gateways, or insurance, you need to filter out:

  • Personal Travel Blogs (No budget)
  • Affiliate-only Sites (No operations)
  • Defunct Tour Operators (Post-2020 closures)
Feature Generic "Travel" List Our ICP Database
Filtering Method Simple Keywords AI Content Analysis
Entity Type Mixed (Blogs + Biz) Commercial Verified
Tech Stack Data Rare / Inaccurate Booking Engines & CRMs
Conversion Rate < 0.5% 3.5% - 8.0%

20 High-Value Travel ICPs

We don't just give you "Travel Companies." We identify specific business models.

Adventure Tour Operators

Companies organizing multi-day guided expeditions. High need for waiver software, booking engines, and insurance.

Boutique & Independent Hotels

Non-chain properties with 10-100 rooms. Ideal targets for PMS, channel managers, and direct booking tools.

DMCs (Destination Management)

B2B entities managing logistics for other agencies. Complex needs for B2B payment rails and itinerary builders.

Luxury Concierge Services

High-net-worth service providers. Targets for premium CRM, lifestyle management software, and fintech.

Group Travel Planners

Focus on student, religious, or corporate groups. High transaction volumes and complex room block management.

Eco-Tourism Lodges

Sustainability-focused remote operators. Often satellite internet users, looking for off-grid tech solutions.

TMCs (Corporate Travel)

Travel Management Companies handling business trips. Heavy users of GDS systems (Amadeus, Sabre) and expense tools.

Niche Cruise Specialist

Agencies focusing solely on river cruises or expeditions. High average order value (AOV) and older demographic targeting.

Monetized Travel Publishers

High-traffic blogs (50k+ monthly visits) with display ads. Targets for ad-tech, affiliate networks, and SEO tools.

OTA (Online Travel Agencies)

Digital-first booking platforms. Heavy tech spenders, cloud infrastructure users, and API consumers.

Glamping & RV Park Operators

Rapidly growing segment. Needs specialized reservation systems (e.g., Campspot) and Wi-Fi infrastructure.

Private Aviation Brokers

Charter brokers and jet card sellers. Ultra-high-end clientele, requires secure communication and fintech tools.

Destination Wedding Planners

Hybrid event/travel planners. Large deposits, vendor management needs, and visual marketing focus.

Retreat Leaders (Yoga/Wellness)

Solopreneurs or small teams running high-ticket retreats. Payment processing and registration form needs.

Attraction & Activity Providers

Museums, theme parks, and local tours. High footfall, needs ticketing hardware and QR code solutions.

Car Rental Independents

Local fleet operators (not Hertz/Avis). Telematics, fleet management software, and insurance needs.

Visa & Passport Services

Agencies expediting documents. High security requirements, document management systems.

Travel Tech SaaS

Companies selling software TO travel companies. B2B targets for infrastructure, cloud, and dev tools.

Vacation Rental Managers

Managing 50+ Airbnb/VRBO properties. Operations heavy: cleaning coordination, smart locks, dynamic pricing.

Study Abroad Agencies

Long-term student placement. Compliance heavy, recurring billing, and CRM intensive.

Anatomy of a High-Value Travel Lead

When you download our Travel ICP lists, you don't just get a domain. You get the operational blueprint of the company.

To verify if a domain fits the "Tour Operator" ICP, our agents look for specific "fingerprints" in the HTML and text of the site. Here are the data points we extract and verify:

Tech Stack Signals

  • Booking Engines: Detection of FareHarbor, Peek Pro, Bokun, TrekkSoft.
  • CMS: WordPress (common for blogs) vs. Custom/React (common for funded startups).
  • GDS Connection: Evidence of Amadeus or Sabre scripts (indicates corporate travel).

Commercial Signals

  • Cart Functionality: Presence of a checkout flow vs. affiliate links.
  • Pricing Pages: "Request a Quote" (High ticket) vs. "Book Now" (Commodity).
  • Regulatory Info: ABTA, ATOL, or IATA numbers in the footer (Verifies legitimacy).

Outreach Strategy: The "Tech-Stack" Angle

If you find a Tour Operator using FareHarbor, you know they are paying ~6% in booking fees.
Pitch: "Saw you're using FareHarbor. We help operators reduce booking fees by..."

How We Verify 60 Million Domains

We don't manually check these. We deploy autonomous AI agents that browse the web like a human. For the Travel vertical, we trained a specific model to distinguish between:

  • Inspirational Content: "Top 10 places to visit in Peru" (Blog/Media)
  • Transactional Content: "Book your 10-day Peru Trek - $2,500" (Operator)

Only the latter makes it into our "Tour Operator" ICP lists. This semantic understanding allows us to achieve 99% relevance for your campaigns.

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