FPAI Is Live: 11 Questions About the Travel Industry’s New Insights Agent

FPAI is the travel industry’s insights agent. It allows users to ask questions in everyday language and receive answers grounded in Future Partners’ proprietary travel research.
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Anyone can ask a general AI tool a travel marketing question and receive an answer in seconds. The more important question is: What does the AI actually know? FPAI was created to address that problem. It combines the analytical power of AI with Future Partners’ proprietary research on American travelers, global travelers and meeting planners—along with decades of experience interpreting travel behavior. The result is an insights agent designed specifically to help travel and tourism organizations make faster, better-informed decisions.

What exactly is FPAI?

FPAI is the travel industry’s insights agent. It allows users to ask questions in everyday language and receive answers grounded in Future Partners’ proprietary travel research. Rather than searching through reports, presentations and data tables, users can go directly from a business question to relevant findings, interpretation and strategic implications.

How is FPAI different from a general AI platform?

General AI platforms are trained on broad collections of publicly available information. FPAI is purpose-built for travel and tourism and draws on Future Partners’ proprietary research and analytical expertise. It does not simply generate a plausible answer; it examines the question through the lens of real traveler and meeting-planner data.

What research is available through FPAI?

Depending on the subscription level, FPAI begins with data from three major Future Partners research programs:

  • The State of the American Traveler: A representative monthly survey of 4,000 American travelers
  • The State of the International Traveler: A long-running annual survey of more than 12,000 likely outbound travelers across American’s 16 biggest feeder markets.
  • The Future of the Meetings Industry: An annual survey of more than 1,000 professional meeting planners with destination-selection authority

Together, these studies provide an unusually broad view of leisure travel, international travel and the meetings market. Additionally, more new sources are planned to be added soon.

How current is the information?

The State of the American Traveler research is updated monthly, allowing FPAI to identify emerging changes in traveler sentiment, expectations, trip intentions and spending behavior. Global traveler and meeting-planner intelligence are updated through Future Partners’ annual research programs.

What kinds of questions can I ask?

Users can explore questions involving travel demand, booking windows, audience segments, media habits, destination perceptions, distribution channels, campaign strategy and product development. FPAI can also help users move from a broad question—such as “What is happening with travel demand?”—to more focused analysis by traveler type, age, income, geography or many psychographic characteristics.

Can FPAI help us understand a specific target audience?

Yes. FPAI can surface intelligence about audiences such as luxury travelers, solo travelers, families, outdoor enthusiasts, international visitors or prospective meeting attendees. Users can investigate their motivations, planning behavior, destination preferences, media consumption and other characteristics captured in Future Partners’ research.

Can it provide destination-specific insights?

Yes. Future Partners’ research measures awareness, consideration, perceptions and other performance indicators for destinations throughout the United States, including all 50 states. FPAI can help a specific destination understand how it is viewed, how its position has changed and how it compares with relevant competitors.

Can FPAI help with forecasting and demand strategy?

FPAI can identify forward-looking demand signals contained in traveler sentiment and intention data. It can help strategy and revenue teams examine where demand may be strengthening or weakening, which audiences are driving the change and how booking windows or trip expectations are evolving. These are evidence-based signals—not guarantees—but they can provide valuable direction for planning.

Can our organization add our own research?

Yes. A customized version of FPAI can incorporate an organization’s own research reports. This allows teams to explore their proprietary destination, visitor, brand or customer intelligence alongside Future Partners’ broader travel-industry research.

Does FPAI replace researchers or custom research?

No. FPAI makes existing research considerably easier to access, explore and apply. It can answer many recurring questions immediately and help teams recognize issues that deserve closer investigation. New primary research will still be necessary when the required evidence does not already exist or when an organization needs findings tailored to a highly specific decision.

How much does FPAI cost, and how can I try it?

The Base Tier is currently listed at $1,999 per month and includes AI-powered access to The State of the American Traveler. The Pro Tier is $3,499 per month and adds global traveler and meeting-planner research, along with additional usage capacity. Customized versions incorporating an organization’s proprietary research are priced individually. Annual-subscription and small-business discounts are also available, and organizations can sign up for a demonstration and trial.

The best way to understand FPAI is to bring it a real strategic question—one your organization is currently debating, researching or trying to answer. Rather than beginning with a blank page or waiting for another report, your team can begin with the intelligence it needs to move the conversation forward.

Reach out to us today to get trial access to FPAI so you can experience it firsthand.

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