U Travel Turkey Brings Its AI Trip Planner and Operator Directory to Travelers in 14 Languages

U Travel Turkey, a travel marketplace and directory of local Turkish tour operators, today announced that its destination guides, operator listings and AI trip planner are available in 14 languages: English, Turkish, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, Polish, Russian, Ukrainian, Bulgarian, Arabic, Hindi and Simplified Chinese.

Turkey welcomed an estimated 64 million tourists in 2025, and many of them plan their trips in languages other than English. The practical details they need, such as how to reach Pamukkale, when to visit Cappadocia or which local operator runs a boat tour in Fethiye, are now easier to find in their own language. U Travel Turkey's guides cover destinations across the country, including Istanbul, Cappadocia, Antalya, Bodrum, Pamukkale and Ephesus, and each guide links to verified local operators.

At the centre of the platform is TripGenius, an AI trip planner. Travelers describe the trip they have in mind, for example ten days of history and food or a family beach holiday, and TripGenius builds a day-by-day itinerary with visa guidance and recommendations for local operators. The planner reminds travelers to confirm visa requirements and bookings directly with operators.

Travelers can also collect the tours they like in an inquiry basket and send their inquiries to the operators directly, so a trip can move from research to a conversation with a local business in a few steps.

"Most people who visit Turkey start planning in their own language, and that is where they should be able to find a trusted local operator too," said Robert Bubba, founder, U Travel Turkey. "We want a traveler in Berlin, Dubai or Mumbai to find the same quality of information as one searching in English, and we want small operators across Turkey to be found by them."

The platform lists more than 500 operators, from independent guides to family-run tour companies. Operators can claim a free listing, update their profile and add tours, with no monthly fee on the Starter plan and a small commission only when a booking is made. The translated pages also help small operators reach international travelers they could not previously serve.

Travelers can try the TripGenius trip planner