travel-concierge
Find contact details for accommodation listings (Airbnb, Booking.com, VRBO, Expedia)
What this skill does
# Travel Concierge Find contact details (phone, email, WhatsApp, Instagram, etc.) for accommodation listings to enable direct booking. ## Usage When the user provides a booking URL or asks to find contact details for an accommodation: 1. Run the CLI to extract contact information: ```bash travel-concierge find-contact "<url>" ``` 2. Present the dossier to the user with all discovered contact methods. ## Supported Platforms - **Airbnb**: `airbnb.com/rooms/...` - **Booking.com**: `booking.com/hotel/...` - **VRBO**: `vrbo.com/...` - **Expedia**: `expedia.com/...Hotel...` ## Examples ### Finding contacts for an Airbnb listing User: "Find contact info for this Airbnb: https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/12345" Action: Run `travel-concierge find-contact "https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/12345"` ### Finding contacts for a Booking.com hotel User: "How can I contact this hotel directly?" (with Booking.com URL) Action: Run `travel-concierge find-contact "<booking-url>"` ### JSON output for scripting ```bash travel-concierge find-contact --json "https://..." ``` ### Verbose output to see search progress ```bash travel-concierge find-contact --verbose "https://..." ``` ## Configuration The tool works without any API keys using web scraping. For enhanced results, configure optional APIs: ```bash # Set Google Places API key for verified phone/website data travel-concierge config set googlePlacesApiKey "your-key" # View current config travel-concierge config show ``` ## Output Format The CLI returns a contact dossier with: - **Property Information**: Name, platform, location, host name - **Contact Methods**: - Phone numbers - Email addresses - WhatsApp (if available) - Instagram profile - Facebook page - Website - Google Maps URL - **Sources**: Where each piece of contact info was found, with confidence levels ## Notes - The tool extracts publicly available information only - Browser automation (via `agent-browser`) may be needed for JavaScript-rendered listing pages - Some platforms heavily restrict scraping; results may vary - Google Places API provides the most reliable contact data when configured
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