Travel Assistant AI
Objective
The objective of Travel Assistant AI is to create an intuitive platform for users to explore and book holiday packages. It aims to enhance user interaction with travel agents, simplify package management, and improve booking experiences through AI-powered assistance.
Abstract
Travel Assistant AI is an intelligent platform designed to provide users, travel agents, and admins with a seamless experience in managing and booking holiday packages. The app allows users to explore popular and recommended holiday packages, view detailed information, and book their preferred choices. It also integrates an AI-powered chatbot using Gemini AI, which assists users by answering their travel-related queries. Travel agents can manage their holiday packages, view bookings, and access customer details through their profiles. Admins play a crucial role in adding travel agents and overseeing the overall operation. The app is designed to optimize travel planning and booking, enhancing user engagement through personalized recommendations and real-time support.
Keywords: AI-powered chatbot, travel packages, holiday booking, Gemini AI, user-friendly, travel agents.
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Hardware Requirements
- Processor - I3/Intel Processor
- RAM - 8 GB
- Hard Disk - 1TB
Software Requirements
- Operating System - Windows 10
- JDK - java
- Plugin - Kotlin
- SDK - Android
- IDE - Android studio
- Database - PHP – Server (Admin)
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