For travel and hospitality

When travelers ask ChatGPT for a hotel recommendation or Google AI Overviews for the best restaurants in a city, the answer is decisive. That answer is built from citations, from articles and reviews and guides the AI has read. If your brand is not in those sources, you are invisible to the AI, and you have no way to see why or to change it.

You are measured on bookings and market share, but the path to a booking now starts in an AI chat. You cannot see the questions being asked, the answers given, or the specific pages the AI is reading to form its opinions about your destination, your hotel chain, or your tour operator. This lack of travel brand AI visibility makes traditional marketing feel like guessing.

Your work starts in the Regions and Personas screen. You write the prompts a traveler would use, like 'best boutique hotels in Lisbon for a romantic getaway' or 'family friendly all inclusive resorts in Mexico'. You set the source market and language for each, such as US English, German, or Brazilian Portuguese. Mentionry puts each prompt to the engines on your plan, like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Google AI Overviews, once a day. You see the actual answer text, side by side, for every market you care about.

Next, you open Citation Tracking and Analysis. Here, you see every URL the AI cited to build its answer. You can filter to see which domains are cited most often for questions about your markets. You see the split between your owned pages, your operated profiles on TripAdvisor or YouTube, and the earned mentions from travel bloggers, review sites, and news outlets. This shows you the exact sources shaping AI's opinion, giving you a target list for hospitality AEO work.

Finally, you move to the Opportunities screen. This is a live list of ways to get your brand into those high value sources. You see journalist requests from travel publications looking for expert commentary, podcasts booking guests on destination trends, and guides accepting submissions. Each opportunity is matched against your brand's actual expertise. For the right fit, the AI Marketer drafts a tailored pitch. You review and approve the draft in the Desk, then send it directly from your own email.

Your dashboard shows the metrics that matter. The visibility score tells you how often your brand is named in AI answers about your tracked topics. Share of voice shows this against named competitors. You can see your average position in the answers where you are mentioned.

Sentiment analysis reveals how the AI describes your brand, using adjectives from the answers it gives. The citation breakdown is critical, it shows if you are relying too much on your own website or if you are building authority through earned media. You can report these figures by engine, by prompt topic, by region, and by day, giving you clear evidence of progress for client reviews or leadership updates.

For travel and hospitality, opportunities come from media requests, contributor programs, and competitor gaps. The AI Marketer, connected to your brand kit and knowledge bases, drafts the correspondence. It can write a concise email pitching your hotel GM as a source for a story on sustainable tourism, or draft a paragraph for a destination guide submission.

It can also create supporting assets. It generates short video clips, up to eight seconds, of your property or locale for a media pitch. It drafts landing page copy for a new package you want the AI to know about. Every piece of content it writes is based on the citations and answers Mentionry has recorded, ensuring it aligns with what the AI already trusts. You approve every draft before anything is sent.

Expect to see the exact answers from multiple engines daily. Expect to identify the key publications and websites you need a relationship with. Expect to have pitches drafted for you, saving hours of research and writing. This is the core of hospitality AEO.

Do not expect magic. Recording starts the day you add a prompt, there is no historical backfill. If your brand is never mentioned, you have no average position to report. Managing several regions and languages at once, like tracking US, UK, and German prompts concurrently, is an Enterprise setting, a Starter plan reads one region and language. Proactive alerts for a sentiment drop are not built, you set up an agent to check and notify you. Video creation is for short clips only, not edited films with voice over.

You begin with a trial, free for seven days on your own website. No credit card is needed. It runs 50 prompts a day through ChatGPT, Gemini, and Google AI Overviews, showing you the AI search for hotels and travel landscape for your brand. The trial ends automatically.

The Starter plan is 99 dollars a month. It includes 50 prompts read daily on those three engines, for one brand, with one seat. It gives you 100 agent runs a month, an MCP server for connections, and export capabilities. For hotel groups, destination marketing organizations, or large operators, the Enterprise plan is quoted. It covers every brand under one login, up to nine answer engines including Perplexity and Claude, 400 prompts, and settings for multiple regions and languages. It starts from 10 seats and includes API access, SSO, and a named contact.