
Cruises Taoticket
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MCP server for information on the cruise industry.
Overview
What is Cruises Taoticket?
Cruises Taoticket is an MCP server that provides access to Taoticket’s cruise catalog through a set of OpenAPI-defined tools. It is designed for developers who need to programmatically search cruises, retrieve ship details, and answer frequently asked questions using a semantic FAQ search.
How to use Cruises Taoticket?
Use the OpenAPI specification at https://www.taoticket.com/.well-known/openapi.yaml to generate client code or import into tools like Postman. Each tool is accessible via POST to https://www.taoticket.com/mcp/tools/ and requires a Bearer Token API key in the Authorization header.
Key features of Cruises Taoticket
- Cruise search by port, company, area, or period
- Retrieve detailed specifications and descriptions for a ship
- Semantic FAQ search against Taoticket’s knowledge base
- Type‑safe client generation via OpenAPI code generators
- Pre‑configured request templates when imported into API tools
Use cases of Cruises Taoticket
- Finding available cruises based on multiple search criteria
- Looking up technical data and features of a specific cruise ship
- Answering common customer questions about policies and procedures
- Automating booking or quotation workflows in travel platforms
- Integrating cruise data into custom dashboards or chatbots
FAQ from Cruises Taoticket
What does Cruises Taoticket do?
It exposes three tools: find-cruises for searching cruises, info-nave for ship details, and cerca-faq for semantically searching Taoticket’s FAQ knowledge base.
How do I authenticate?
All requests require a Bearer Token. In the Authorization tab of your HTTP client, select “Bearer Token” and paste your API key.
What are the available endpoints?
All endpoints are POST methods under https://www.taoticket.com/mcp/tools/: find-cruises, info-nave, and cerca-faq.
Do I need any special runtime or dependencies?
No specific runtime is required. The API can be consumed from any language or tool that supports HTTP and the OpenAPI specification.
Where can I find the full API contract?
The complete OpenAPI 3.1.0 specification is available at https://www.taoticket.com/.well-known/openapi.yaml.