Search huge and wide.
Explore public content and the private or consolidator fares your agency is authorized to use.
Language-native AI for diaspora travel
Turn every travel inquiry into a better human sale.
Elora listens in your customer’s language, learns the whole trip, searches your authorized fare sources, and gives your agents a clear path to close.
Human approval for pricing, payment, booking, and ticketing.
50.2Mforeign-born U.S. residents
83country and community markets mapped
35language audiences sized
National estimates use the 2024 U.S. Census American Community Survey. Population informs market selection; it does not predict bookings.
The operating advantage
Give every agent a second brain for the hardest international trips.
Your team brings relationships, judgment, and the authority to ticket. Elora brings the memory and search capacity to examine more options without losing what matters to the traveler.
Learn deeply.
Understand dates, airports, family needs, bags, documents, flexibility, budget, and the reason for the trip.
Recommend narrowly.
Turn a large market view into a few clear options, with reasons and tradeoffs the customer can understand.
Reprice before commitment.
Confirm availability and price before the human agent asks the customer to commit.
Example agency workflow
One conversation becomes a complete sales brief.
Elora does not simply transcribe a call. It keeps the customer’s priorities attached to the fare search and carries them into the human handoff.
Traveler
“I need to take my parents and two children to Cairo. We have six checked bags. We can move the trip by three days, but my father cannot manage a long airport connection.”
5 travelers
6 checked bags
±3 days
Short connection
Cairo arrival
Arabic preferred
Elora’s working market view
- Authorized sources Public and agency-approved private fare content
- Hard constraints Five seats, baggage, connection accessibility
- Flexible variables Dates, departure airport, airline, arrival time
- Freshness Search again when coverage or price is stale
Human agent brief
Family trip to Cairo
Recommend: prioritize the shortest manageable connection and included bags before absolute lowest price.
Confirm: wheelchair assistance, baggage allowance, passport/document questions, and final availability.
Next action: agent reviews the shortlist, reprices, and contacts the traveler in Arabic.
Built around the agency
Add capacity without giving away the customer relationship.
Capture more intent
Handle qualified inbound discovery and follow-up when your human team is busy or unavailable.
Serve the customer’s language
Pair language-native conversation with market-specific travel knowledge, not generic translation alone.
Use your fare advantage
Scope Elora to fare sources, rules, and operating practices your agency is authorized to use.
Keep the human finish
Your agents approve the recommendation, customer commitment, payment, booking, and ticketing.
A focused market system
Start with the community your agency already understands.
We have sized the U.S. diaspora landscape. The next market is chosen with real agency evidence: inquiry volume, caller language, route complexity, private-fare strength, owner access, and gross profit.
First market package
Egypt + Egyptian Arabic
Our first focused package combines Arabic conversation, Egypt travel knowledge, complex family-trip discovery, baggage and document questions, broad airfare search, and human handoff.
- 225K
- Egypt-born U.S. residents
- 441K
- people reporting Egyptian origin
- 1.48M
- Arabic speakers at home nationwide
| Candidate market | U.S. country-born population | Why agencies may care |
|---|---|---|
| India | 3.16M | Scale, language variety, complex family trips |
| Philippines | 2.16M | Family travel, bags, elders, provincial connections |
| Vietnam | 1.40M | Large immigrant core, strong language-service signal |
| Nigeria | 533K | Large specialist African travel market |
| Pakistan | 419K | Family, baggage, language, and religious travel |
| Bangladesh | 354K | Concentrated phone-agency opportunity |
| Ethiopia | 304K | Strong country-language agency fit |
Source: 2024 U.S. Census American Community Survey. Population is a prospecting signal, not a revenue forecast.
The founding agency pilot
One clear test. Enough real work to make a decision.
We define the lane together, run the workflow with human oversight, and judge it on business outcomes.
- 1
Choose one lane
One agency, one country market, one primary customer language.
- 2
Define the workflow
Approved channels, fare sources, handoff rules, owners, and boundaries.
- 3
Run real inquiries
Twenty to twenty-five qualified inquiries or a 30-day operating window.
- 4
Read the scorecard
Response time, qualified handoffs, quote conversion, bookings, and gross profit.
The pilot boundary: Elora supports discovery, search, recommendation, and handoff. Agency staff retain final price approval, payment, booking, and ticketing.
Now selecting founding agencies
Put Elora on one real travel lane.
Tell us where your agency is strongest. We will reply with the questions needed to decide whether a focused pilot makes sense.
Meaningful inbound phone or messaging demand
A specific diaspora market and customer language
Access to an owner or operating decision-maker
Willingness to measure business results
Prefer email? joe@airfare.com
Common questions
What agency owners need to know.
Is Elora replacing our travel agents?
No. The pilot is designed to make human agents more effective. Elora handles structured discovery, broad search support, recommendation preparation, and follow-up. Your team controls the customer relationship and the transaction.
Can Elora use our private or consolidator fares?
Only when your agency is authorized to use the content and a supported technical or operating path is approved. We document permitted sources, access rules, and ownership before a pilot begins.
Which languages are available?
Egyptian Arabic and English form the first focused market package. We select additional country-language packages from real agency demand rather than publishing a long unsupported language list.
What does a pilot cost?
Pilot scope and commercial terms are defined after a short discovery call. The first question is whether the agency has a narrow lane, enough qualified demand, usable fare access, and a measurable operating problem.
What happens after the 30-day test?
We review the scorecard together. If Elora improves the agreed business outcomes, we define a production plan. If it does not, the test ends with a clear record of what was learned.