For touroperators, ground handlers & lodgings
A Spanish friend for your travellers. On WhatsApp. Under your brand.
Verified places · Six languages · No app for your team to learn
Antonio's notebook
6,441 places to discover
Data updated weekly.
2,100
restaurants
1,816
bars & cafés
1,125
attractions
436
museums
And many more places, sorted by category — plus urban and intercity transport connections (train, bus, plane).
The problem you already know
Your travellers ask the same forty questions. At 4 AM, nobody answers.
You know the pattern: the same messages every trip, the same 2 AM emergency with nobody on shift, and a traveller one bad Google result away from a tourist trap with your name attached to it.
The same questions, every trip
Where to eat tonight, what's on today, how to get from the hotel to the old town — your team answers them one by one, for every traveller, every single day.
Nobody's awake at 4 AM
A lost passport or a bad night doesn't wait for office hours. When it happens, your traveller is alone with a search engine — or a listing that stopped being true years ago.
The internet's advice is a trap
The top result for “where to eat in Madrid” is written for clicks, not for your traveller. Antonio only names a place he has checked himself, today.
What your travellers get
A friend who knows the place — not one more app
Everything they'd ask a local with forty years behind the bar. Every place checked live before he gives a name — under your brand, with nothing for them to download.
He knows where to eat.
No tourist traps. Short handwritten menus, Spaniards at 14:30, places checked live before he names them.
He knows what's going on.
Strikes, closures, heat warnings — and the feria in the next barrio that no guidebook will ever tell you.
He knows where to shop.
From the food market to the workshop where things are still stitched by hand: Antonio sends them shopping where locals shop — never one souvenir stand with plush bulls.
He wakes up at 4 AM.
Lost passport, stolen bag, a bad night. The jokes stop, the instructions start. 112 first, always.
From morning to the small hours
ONE DAY WITH ANTONIO
Breakfast where the neighbours go.
Not the terrace with the laminated menu. The bar with the churros queue — and today's weather, before they ask.
Morning! Coffee somewhere real?34° today, so early is smart. Cafetería El Comercio, Lineros 9 — churros since 1904, Spaniards at the bar. Go now, before eleven.
A table in one minute.
The right place, checked live. If they take bookings online, he hands over the restaurant's own link.
Can you get me a table there tonight?Book it yourself right here, one minute: their own widget. Say 21:30 — before that the room is empty and it feels sad.Something worth it, today.
A free tour that actually leaves, an exhibition, a candlelight concert — never a list, one thing that fits the afternoon.
Free afternoon. Any ideas?Free tour of the old town at 18:00, English, good guide, still has spots. Or a candlelight concert at 20:30 if the feet are done. Pick one — not both.
The fiesta no guidebook mentioned.
He knows what day it is. If tonight is a verbena, a feria, a free concert in the park — they hear it first.
What's on tonight?Tonight is the verbena in the barrio. Live orchestra, half the neighbourhood dancing in the street. Go around ten. This is not a tourist plan — this is the city dancing with itself.
When it goes wrong, the jokes stop.
Lost passport, stolen bag, a bad night. Calm, one instruction at a time. 112 first, always.
someone took my bag with the passportOk. Are you safe right now? First: cancel the cards. Then the police report — I give you the address and the words. Your consulate opens at 9. I'm here. One step at a time.The goodbye, and the tip.
The only bill Antonio ever brings: they decide what it was worth — one euro, ten, or nothing.
Flying home tomorrow. Thank you for everything, seriously.Was a pleasure. And the bill: I accept anything between one euro and a million, I am flexible. If nothing — nothing happens, eh.
Antonio
online · answers in your language
Opens WhatsApp with your message. This is the real Antonio.
See him talk
With judgement and with charm, like a friend — not a script
This is a real exchange, word for word what he says to a traveller. No canned menu, no “I don't have access to that”: he tells them where he'd go, warns them about the traps, and stays with them if things go sideways.
— this is Antonio talking. Your travellers get the same friend, with your name on the door.
How it works for you
Three steps, then he's yours
No integration, no app for your team to learn, no waiting on a dev queue.
You give us your ficha
Your brand, your emergency contact, the languages your travellers speak. Fifteen minutes, once.
You get a link, a QR and a kit
A WhatsApp link and a printable QR with your logo — ready for the booking confirmation, the welcome pack or the front desk.
Your travellers write, you see the report
Antonio answers, day and night. You see aggregate numbers — activations, topics, escalations — never the conversations themselves.
Your brand, not ours
Your travellers meet you, not an anonymous chatbot
Antonio introduces himself with your name, and the moment it matters, he hands your traveller straight to your people.
- A welcome that names you: “ACME Tours asked me to look after you.”
- Your emergency contact, given literally — never guessed, never improvised.
- If a traveller asks for a human, he gives your name, not his.
Reliability
RELIABILITY, NOT PROMISES
- Every place is verified live before Antonio names it — never from memory.
- In a real emergency the joking stops: 112 first, always, then your people.
- No restaurant, bar or venue pays to be recommended. Ever.
- We measure the failures too — a quality bar per operator, not a marketing number.
Privacy
Data in the EU. You see numbers, never conversations.
- GDPR-compliant, hosted in the EU (Supabase).
- Your reporting is aggregated — activations, topics, quality — never a traveller's own words.
- A traveller can ask Antonio to delete everything, any time, and it's gone on the spot.
In the press
What the trade press is saying
«Hola Antonio: la IA que las recepciones «regalan» a sus huéspedes para que no caigan en trampas turísticas»
STRAIGHT QUESTIONS FROM OPERATORS
The small print, in big letters. Is how Antonio likes it.
What do we need to integrate?
Nothing on your side. Antonio lives on WhatsApp — no app for your travellers to install, no software for your team to learn. You give us your ficha once; we give you a link and a QR.
What languages does he speak?
All six: English, Spanish, French, German, Italian and Portuguese. He answers in the traveller's own language, whatever it says on their phone.
Which cities does he cover?
All of Spain, city by city — wherever your travellers land.
What happens if he doesn't know something, or there's an emergency?
He never invents a place, a price or an address — his rule is that real-world facts are sacred. In a real emergency he goes straight to 112 first, then to the contact you give him.
Where does my travellers' data live?
Supabase, in the EU. GDPR-compliant. You see aggregated numbers in your report — never the conversations themselves.
How much does it cost?
That's the one thing we don't put on this page — every operator is different, and we'd rather talk it through than guess in writing. Ask us in the demo.
Talk to us
Request a demo
Fifteen minutes to see Antonio working under a fictional operator's brand. Tell us about you and we'll get in touch.
Free. If they like him, they buy him a coffee.
Antonio charges your travellers nothing for being there. If he saved their trip, they can leave him a tip — but only if they feel like it.
And if not, nothing happens, eh. Really.