Novae.Travel Unveils Multi-Agent AI Platform

Novae.Travel, an advanced AI travel platform, has introduced the world’s first fully operational multi-agent AI travel system, designed for complete, end-to-end planning. This new architecture provides highly accurate and personalised travel solutions, marking a shift from traditional single-assistant models to a more adaptable and flexible AI-driven platform.

The system employs multiple specialised AI agents working together to manage complex travel requirements. Each agent focuses on a unique part of the planning process, from flights and accommodations to budgeting and activity suggestions, ensuring every detail is managed with care.

For example, when planning a trip from London to Bangkok, the platform considers time zones, flight durations, and layovers, delivering a perfectly timed itinerary. Whether finding the fastest route or suggesting local highlights, Novae.Travel’s multi-agent AI delivers reliable and context-sensitive recommendations.

“Planning fully integrated and personalised holidays using AI has eluded all AI travel planners until now,” says Chinedu Achara, Founder and Managing Director of Proaptus Ltd. “Our multi-agent system enables us to deliver a level of precision and personalisation that sets us apart from other AI travel platforms.”

Novae.Travel was built to overcome the constraints of single-agent systems. Its modular structure allows it to handle sophisticated travel plans with high flexibility and responsiveness. Each agent is optimised to handle its task precisely, allowing the platform to expand with new features seamlessly.

The platform’s dedicated agents cover tasks such as budgeting, itemised expenses, and real-time recommendations, providing more complete travel itineraries than traditional systems.

Highlights of Novae.Travel’s Multi-Agent Platform:

  • Customised Itinerary Creation: Plans are tailored, incorporating flights, accommodation, and local activities.
  • Smart Travel Mode Selection: Novae.Travel chooses the optimal mode—driving, public transport, or flight—based on live data.
  • Relevant Recommendations: The system avoids AI “hallucinations,” offering suggestions based on actual data.
  • Transparent Budgeting: With clear, itemised costs, users can plan within their budget effectively.

Novae.Travel is now available for free, enabling users to explore its AI capabilities at novae.travel, where they can generate personalised itineraries, budgets, and booking choices.

Additionally, Proaptus is developing Novae.Lighthouse, a platform applying the same multi-agent AI architecture to monitor infrastructure such as fibre optics and rail, highlighting its versatility.

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