Finds and tracks short-term rentals in a jurisdiction whether or not they are registered, by scanning listings across thousands of rental sites. Adds registration and renewal, tax payment, a complaints line and a public map of registered units.
Permitting, monitoring of local-rule compliance and tax collection for short-term rentals. Founded in 2015 and acquired by the govtech company Granicus in November 2019.
Online licensing and enforcement system with a registration portal for hosts and an online complaint channel for neighbours. Listed as an Esri partner solution.
Online guest check-in, ID verification and a central, auditable record of guests by booking and property. Positions itself for the cleaner data the EU regulation expects. Its pages we read do not say it submits data to national registration portals.
Tracks visitors across the trip cycle from flight searches and air capacity to accommodation, spending, mobile data and reviews, with dashboards and standardised sustainability indicators.
TIM supplied 5G, IoT, cloud, AI and analytics for Venice's city control room, with simplifying mobility and tourist flows among the stated goals. Venice pairs this monitoring with its day-tripper access fee.
Infrared people counters and open-source computer vision on low-cost devices to measure how visitors move between spaces. Results fed staffing, signage and routing plans for a new visitor centre.
Shows real-time occupancy and waiting times for indoor venues from people-counting sensors or existing open data, with predictions refreshed every few minutes.
Bilingual web and mobile platform with expert accessibility audits of hotels, restaurants, museums, trails and transport, plus traveller reviews, a destination badge, consultancy and training.
Crowd-sourced map rating places such as shops, restaurants and stations as accessible, partly accessible or not accessible for wheelchair users. Run by a Berlin non-profit.
Signposting directory of accessible tourism suppliers across Europe, launched in 2014 with European Commission support. Suppliers maintain their own entries.
Benchmark that scores destinations on sustainability performance. States alignment with the GSTC destination criteria, the UN SDGs, the Paris Agreement and the ISEAL code.
Five levels across an awards track and a certification track, built on the Green Destinations Standard V3. The top level covers a regeneration pathway with 61 criteria.
Standardised economic, environmental, social and structural indicators delivered alongside Mabrian's visitor intelligence. Also listed under visitor flows.
Custom AI travel assistant trained on a destination's own content plus wider travel data, deployed on the DMO's website and messaging channels. Destinations keep access to their visitor data.
Shows a destination which questions travellers ask AI assistants, where its content is thin, and what to publish to be found by AI.
Measures how often AI systems recommend a destination against its peers, which sources they draw on, and the tone of what they say. Launched at ITB Berlin in March 2026.
Conversational interface over Data Appeal and Mabrian datasets that returns analyses, scenarios and reports, and alerts on falling resident sentiment. Phased general availability from early 2026.