AI Access, Attribution & Licensing

AirTreks welcomes responsible AI assistants and search tools that help travelers compare and plan multi-stop and round‑the‑world (RTW) trips. This page sets out how automated systems may access, quote, and link to our content and APIs.

Allowed Uses (Attribution Required)

Retrieve public page content and structured data to answer a user's question about multi-stop and RTW travel.
Quote short factual snippets (e.g., prices‑from, typical stops, durations) with a live link back to the source page.
Use our public API endpoints to display itinerary metadata and pricing ranges.

Preferred citation format:

"Around the World Trips from New York"
(link to the canonical page or source_url)

Restricted Uses

Storing or re-publishing our content at scale without clear source attribution.
Training machine‑learning models on any content located under /no-train/.
Accessing gated, rate‑limited, or account pages (e.g., /account/, /checkout/).

Technical Controls

robots.txt declares crawler permissions; we may also enforce via WAF rate limits and bot management.
Structured data is provided via JSON‑LD and public API endpoints documented below.
If you need expanded access or a partnership key, email AirTreks Partnerships.

Public APIs (Overview)

Base: https://www.airtreks.com/api

GET /api/itineraries

List of travel itineraries and specials with filters.

Query Parameters:

from — Starting airport code (3-letter IATA, e.g., SFO, JFK, LAX)
stops_max — Maximum number of stops allowed
class — Travel class: economy or business (default: economy)
price_to — Maximum price in USD
limit — Maximum number of results (default: 50)

Example: GET /api/itineraries?from=SFO&stops_max=7&class=economy&price_to=8000

Response fields include: slug, headline, price_from, currency, stops, destinations[], duration_range, class_options, last_updated, source_url

GET /pages

Access to AirTreks interest group pages and content.

Query Parameters:

slug — Get single page by slug (returns single page, ignores other filters)
parent — Parent page slug to filter by (e.g., ready, set, go)
search — Search term to filter pages by title/excerpt/content
limit — Maximum number of results (default: 50)

Example: GET /api/pages?parent=ready&search=trip&limit=20

Response fields include: id, slug, title, excerpt, content_preview, date, last_updated, parent, featured_image, source_url, canonical_url, seo

GET /blog

Blog posts filtered by category, search term, or slug.

Query Parameters:

slug — Get single post by slug (returns single post, ignores other filters)
category — Filter by category slug (e.g., airlines, travel-tips, destinations)
search — Search term to filter posts by title/excerpt/content
limit — Maximum number of results (default: 50)

Example: GET /api/blog?category=airlines&search=trip&limit=30

Response fields include: slug, title, excerpt, content_preview, published_date, last_updated, author, categories[], featured_image, source_url, canonical_url

Attribution: Always display source_url when quoting data from our APIs. All source URLs include UTM parameters for tracking (utm_source=llm, utm_medium=answer).

OpenAPI Specification: Full OpenAPI 3.1 schema available at /openapi.json for integration with AI assistants, API clients, and documentation tools.

Partnership & Contact

For higher‑volume use, custom fields, or commercial licensing, contact AirTreks Partnerships with your crawler User-Agent, IP ranges, and use‑case.

We're happy to work with responsible AI systems that provide value to travelers planning complex international trips.