Get recommended when travelers plan trips with AI.

Travelers ask ChatGPT, Google AI Mode and Perplexity where to stay and what to book. PromptSignal shows which hotels, airlines and booking sites those answers name in each market.

Illustration with sample data: the PromptSignal dashboard for a fictional brand, Tallyfield. Its visibility rose to 48 percent over 30 days and passed its closest rival, Huddlewise; the panels rank five competitors and show visibility in each of seven AI engines.

Travelers ask AI where to stay and what to book.

Trip questions come with dates, budgets, party size and a place, in many languages.

Where to stay

“Which Lisbon neighborhood is best for a family, and which hotels are there?”

Trip plans

“Plan five days in Japan in April on a mid-range budget.”

Airlines

“Which airline has the most legroom in economy on flights to New York?”

Booking

“Is it cheaper to book a hotel directly or through a booking site?”

Travel answers cite review platforms, guides and forums.

Which sources matter changes by destination and language, and PromptSignal shows the pages behind each answer.

ReviewsAnswers draw on review platforms such as Tripadvisor and on reviews from booking sites.

GuidesAnswers quote travel publishers, guidebooks and tourism boards on each destination.

CommunitiesReddit threads and YouTube videos add what travelers say after the trip.

Your own pagesEngines also read your room, amenity, route and policy pages when they can reach them.

Illustration with sample data: the Sources page lists the domains AI engines cite most for a fictional brand's prompts. Three of them name its competitors but not the brand; the first, g2.com, is opened to show the gap and a button to draft a brief.

Track each destination in the languages your guests speak.

Compare what a traveler in Germany and one in Brazil are told about the same city, and your share of voice against the brands named instead of you.

Markets and languagesRun prompts in 72 countries and 32 languages.

Brands and propertiesHotel groups keep each brand side by side in one account.

Booking sitesTrack booking sites and rival properties as competitors on the same prompts.

Fixes and guidesSite fixes arrive as tickets, and briefs become destination guides in the editor.

Illustration with sample data: after a fictional brand published a guide, the same prompts measured again in Germany. Weekly visibility climbs from 18 to 39 percent, and engines naming the brand rise from 2 of 7 to 5 of 7.

Questions. Answered.

Can we track prompts in different languages?

Yes. Prompts run in 72 countries and 32 languages, so you can track what travelers ask in their own language, from their own country.

Can we track booking sites as competitors?

Yes. Add booking sites, rival hotels and airlines as competitors, and PromptSignal tracks your share of voice and how often each one is named when you are not.

Can a hotel group track several brands?

Yes. Keep every brand in one account with its own prompts and competitors, and give each business its own organization and billing when you need to.

Which prompts should a hotel track first?

Start with where-to-stay questions for your destinations, by traveler type and budget, then add booking, amenity and loyalty questions.

How often are prompts measured?

Prompts run every 48 hours by default, and you read results in 7, 14, 30 and 90 day views.

See what AI says about your brand.

Start a free trial and track your first prompts today, or book a demo on your own brand.