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An AI-Agent Platform for Sustainable and Budget-Friendly Travel Planning

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Jun 2026

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P Vishnu

P Vishnu

Computer Science and Engineering (Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning)

CMR Technical Campus, Hyderabad

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CH Gagan Raj

CH Gagan Raj

Computer Science and Engineering (Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning)

CMR Technical Campus, Hyderabad

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Jain Sairaj

Jain Sairaj

Computer Science and Engineering (Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning)

CMR Technical Campus, Hyderabad

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A Harsh Vardhan

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Abstract

Modern travelers face a persistent dilemma in balancing cost efficiency with environmental responsibility. This paper proposes an AI-driven multi-agent platform that addresses this challenge by coordinating specialized agents to generate travel itineraries optimized simultaneously for cost-effectiveness, emission reduction, and user preference satisfaction. The architecture integrates generative language models to produce transparent, human-readable explanations for each recommendation. Experimental analysis demonstrates a 15% reduction in carbon emissions compared to price-only optimization approaches, while keeping costs within a 10% margin, confirming the feasibility of jointly optimizing financial and environmental objectives in real-world travel planning.

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AI Agents Sustainable Travel Budget Optimization Multi-Agent Systems Explainable AI.

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P Vishnu, CH Gagan Raj, Jain Sairaj, A Harsh Vardhan, "An AI-Agent Platform for Sustainable and Budget-Friendly Travel Planning," International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management, vol. 10, no. 6, pp. 1-4, Jun 2026.

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We introduced an agent-based system for automated, sustainable, and budget-friendly travel planning using multi-objective optimization. Specialized agents (Cost, Environmental, Personalization, and Coordination) provide a holistic approach to the challenges of modern travel planning. Evaluation demonstrates an average 15% reduction in emissions over price-only optimization while keeping cost increases within a 10% margin. User studies validate high preference satisfaction (8.2-8.9/10), explanation comprehensibility (8.1/10), and decision confidence (84%). Computational efficiency under 30 seconds confirms real-time applicability. The modular multi-agent architecture allows independent refinement of each component, and the integration of LLMs bridges the gap between optimization output and human understanding through natural-language explanations, demonstrating that economic and ecological objectives can be considered simultaneously.

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