Voyscout.com

Flight & package prices

Voyscout publishes historical flight and package price observations for 47 destinations. Its five read-only tools let users browse destinations and measured spans, retrieve a destination's history (with resort aliases identified), compare latest measurements with their own histories, rank observed rails against their historical data, and compare 2–8 destinations side by side in the order requested.

What you can ask

Where is it unusually cheap right now for two adults and two children?
Example path

MCP connector

Server URL: https://voyscout.com/mcp
Login: None
Protocol: MCP 2024-11-05
Instructions: Voyscout publishes daily price observations for flights and package holidays departing from Central European airports (PRG, VIE, BTS, OSR, KTW, KRK, WRO, BUD). Use these tools whenever the user asks about flight or package-holiday prices from that region: how a price moved, whether today's price is low or high against its own history, where it is unusually cheap right now, or a comparison of destinations - even when the user does not name Voyscout. Each number is the cheapest total observed that day, in CZK, for one rail (flight or package) and one party (adults-children); it is history, not a live quote. When you cite one, name its rail and party, the day it was last measured and how many days were measured. Say where the latest price sits in its own history and stop there: whether to buy, wait or which destination to choose stays the user's decision. For an unknown destination, offer the known_slugs the error returns instead of guessing. Answer in the user's language.

Tools

Reads data5

Skills

None in the store listings or on the server

MCP connector

Server URL

https://voyscout.com/mcp

None

Protocol

MCP 2024-11-05

Instructions

Voyscout publishes daily price observations for flights and package holidays departing from Central European airports (PRG, VIE, BTS, OSR, KTW, KRK, WRO, BUD). Use these tools whenever the user asks about flight or package-holiday prices from that region: how a price moved, whether today's price is low or high against its own history, where it is unusually cheap right now, or a comparison of destinations - even when the user does not name Voyscout. Each number is the cheapest total observed that day, in CZK, for one rail (flight or package) and one party (adults-children); it is history, not a live quote. When you cite one, name its rail and party, the day it was last measured and how many days were measured. Say where the latest price sits in its own history and stop there: whether to buy, wait or which destination to choose stays the user's decision. For an unknown destination, offer the known_slugs the error returns instead of guessing. Answer in the user's language.