A dated list nobody reads.
Updated once a year, in one language, covering the questions the team thought visitors would ask two seasons ago.
Most chatbots are a burden: they invent, they drift, they embarrass. Kairo runs an assistant grounded in the destination's governed knowledge, tuned to your brand voice, and measured every day.
The average hospitality operator fields the same 40 questions a thousand times. Kairo absorbs them, without the errors a human-written FAQ accumulates over a season.
Updated once a year, in one language, covering the questions the team thought visitors would ask two seasons ago.
Live, multilingual, grounded in the destination spine. When your opening hours change, every conversation updates that same day.
Not a feature list. The five things you will notice in the first week.
Nine languages live. Italian, English, French, German, Spanish, Maltese, Arabic, Portuguese, Greek. Others on request. Never machine-translated without editorial review.
Complex cases, high-value guests, edge requests — the assistant routes to your front desk with context already extracted.
Tone, vocabulary, brand palette, signature turns of phrase. The assistant reads like the best person on your team on their best day.
If the answer is not in the destination spine or your own sources, the assistant says so, and offers to escalate. Provenance is traceable.
A weekly digest: top questions, unanswered cases, conversion near-misses. Short, scannable, actionable.
One embed. No rebuild. Sits inside your existing website, booking engine, or internal tools. Can also run standalone as a conversation page you share by link.
Because the destination is the accountable body for the voice Kairo projects, the destination carries the infrastructure cost. Operators pay per-persona tuning, not per-conversation.
Fixed-fee tuning and sandbox review. One-off. Shared with the DMO's onboarding programme where a co-investment exists.
Annual fee per persona you operate. Covers updates, monitoring, voice review. No per-conversation charge.
In several pilot destinations, PMI voucher programmes (chambers of commerce, foundations) cover operator onboarding. Ask if you qualify.
Onboarding takes between 10 and 20 working days, depending on how much of your knowledge is already structured.