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About Wayora

What we are

Wayora is an AI-native tour operator, born in Padova, Italy. We build complete multi-destination trips: flights, hotels and a day-by-day itinerary. We sell them as one package, with one checkout and one company that answers for the whole journey: us.

We are not a search engine that sends you somewhere else, and we are not an agency reselling links. You tell us the trip you have in mind. We compose it, price it and organise it.

How it works

1. Tell us the trip. Describe what you have in mind, in chat, in your own language: where you want to go, when, with whom, and what you'd like to spend.

2. We compose it. Wayora turns your words into a real route: cities in the right order and the right number of nights in each place, with live prices and availability from leading B2B travel suppliers, and a day-by-day plan of ideas worth your time.

3. One checkout, one point of contact. Your flights and hotels are booked together as a single order, and you are only ever charged for a trip that is fully confirmed. The activity ideas in your itinerary are suggestions to make the trip yours, never bookings made on your behalf.

Why we exist

Planning a real multi-destination trip today means ten open tabs, three price alerts and nobody responsible when something goes wrong. Booking platforms became excellent at selling pieces. No one puts the pieces together and stands behind the whole.

We believe AI has finally become good at the composing part: routes, timing, trade-offs. But selling travel is not a tech demo. It is a responsibility. Taking that responsibility is the point of Wayora.

Responsibility, in plain words

Wayora organises and sells package tours: under EU package travel rules, we are the organiser of your trip.

That means one company you can point to before, during and after the journey. If something needs sorting out, you deal with us, not with a list of suppliers.

Who is behind Wayora

Wayora was founded by Edoardo Menegazzo, and is built by a small team that believes travel deserves better than tabs.