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Build AI-powered travel apps on an open platform
Access modern APIs, enterprise scale, and an established network of travel businesses.
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Build the next generation of travel apps with Sabre
Access agentic-ready APIs, enterprise infrastructure, and AI trained on travel-specific data to build faster with less complexity.
Agentic-ready APIs and MCP server
Industry-first MCP server and agentic APIs translate complex travel logic into LLM-ready formats from day one.
AI trained on travel data
Build with AI trained on 50 petabytes of travel-specific data, eliminating custom model training for booking logic.
Modular architecture
Deploy distinct components without platform lock-in or all-or-nothing commitment to full platform replacement.
Orchestrated workflows
Modern APIs reduce complexity with fewer calls across shopping, booking, and servicing, lowering maintenance costs.
Built with Google Vertex AI for developer confidence
Strategic partnership ensures responsible AI governance and global cloud resilience.
What our customers say
Sabre’s open APIs made expanding our capabilities a no-brainer.
Erika Moore
President
World Travel Inc
Of the options available, Sabre was the most exciting and modern to combine with our existing system, what really stood out was the API technology, as we have an architecture and infrastructure to build further on, not to replace.
Petter Brodha
Executive Vice President
Berg Hansen
Sabre’s technology is highly advanced. We have a partner we can lean upon who can deliver components to our business, bringing us several steps ahead than if we had to do it on our own.
Pernille Vaupel
Director of Product & Sales Optimization
Kilroy
Frequently asked questions
What makes Sabre’s APIs different from other travel platforms?
Sabre offers modern REST/JSON agentic APIs and an industry-first MCP server that translates complex travel logic into formats LLMs can act on. The orchestrated API architecture reduces the number of calls needed for complex workflows like shopping and servicing, lowering upfront coding time and long-term maintenance costs. The platform is modular, so developers can adopt specific components without all-or-nothing platform lock-in that other travel platforms require.
Is Sabre’s developer access going to be restricted or shut down?
No. Open developer access is fundamental to Sabre’s platform strategy, not a temporary program. Sabre’s self-service APIs and developer tools are core product offerings designed for long-term availability. While some travel platforms are closing self-service portals and restricting API access to select partners, Sabre is moving in the opposite direction by expanding developer capabilities with agentic APIs, MCP server integration, and enhanced sandbox environments. The modular architecture ensures developers maintain control and can build without platform dependency or vendor lock-in risk.
How does Sabre support AI agent development?
Sabre provides agentic-ready APIs and the travel industry’s first MCP server, enabling developers to build autonomous AI agents from day one. The AI is trained on Sabre’s Travel Data Cloud, which contains deep, contextualized travel data signals that ensure agents make accurate predictions and decisions that general-purpose models trained on web-scraped content cannot replicate. Built-in governance guardrails ensure autonomous agents operate strictly within travel rules and policy compliance, providing the safety required for enterprise travel applications.
Can I integrate Sabre APIs with my existing tech stack?
Yes. Sabre Mosaic is built with an open, modular architecture designed for interoperability. Developers can integrate Sabre APIs alongside existing tools and platforms without replacing their entire tech stack. The platform offers extensive SDKs, pre-built connectors, and public documentation that make integration straightforward. Sabre won the IATA Consortium 2025 Modularity award as ‘Top Choice’ for this flexible approach, which contrasts with closed platforms that require all-or-nothing adoption.
What kind of distribution network access does Sabre provide?
Sabre connects developers to an established network of airlines, hoteliers, ground transport providers, online travel sellers, leisure agencies, and corporate travel management companies. This includes the number one position in business travel globally and 75 percent of North American managed business travel. Developers can list solutions in the Sabre Partner Hub or Sabre Store where travel businesses actively search for next-generation AI tools, rather than building individual customer integrations from scratch.
How does Sabre handle enterprise scale and reliability?
Sabre’s global cloud infrastructure already processes billions of travel transactions annually. The platform ensures applications work at peak performance without timeouts or penalties, even during demand spikes. Built in partnership with Google Cloud and Vertex AI, the infrastructure provides enterprise-grade resilience and responsible AI governance. Developers benefit from this proven scale without needing to build and maintain their own global infrastructure.
What developer tools and resources does Sabre provide?
Sabre offers extensive APIs, SDKs, public documentation, and pre-built connectors that lower the barrier to entry and speed up implementation. Dev Studio provides a workspace to build, test, and deploy with access to agentic APIs and an open sandbox environment where developers can refine applications and safely test AI agent behavior before going live. This modern developer experience drastically reduces implementation cycles, allowing teams to deploy production-ready travel features in days, not months.
How quickly can I get a travel app to market using Sabre?
Sabre’s modern tooling, orchestrated APIs, and extensive SDKs drastically reduce implementation cycles compared to building from scratch or stitching together fragmented API suites. The open sandbox environment lets developers prototype and test quickly. Pre-built connectors and comprehensive documentation speed up integration work. Most developers deploy production-ready travel features in days rather than months. The exact timeline depends on application complexity, but the platform is designed to minimize time to value.
