AirGuru is a prominent Lithuanian travel agency specializing in leisure and exotic vacation packages. With a rapidly growing online presence and an extensive catalog of travel offerings, AirGuru sought to modernize their customer engagement strategy and create more efficient sales channels to meet increasing market demand.
AirGuru faced several key challenges in their business operations:

Detailed workflow diagram of the AirGuru scraping and data processing pipeline
The system implements GDPR requirements for processing customer data including lawful basis for processing, data minimization, and customer rights management. All email communications include clear opt-out mechanisms and privacy information.
Response Time
Reduction in customer inquiry response time
Conversion Rate
Increase in booking conversions
Inquiry Growth
Increase in processed inquiries without staff additions
The email automation system complies with EU marketing regulations including clear identification of commercial communications, accurate sender information, and easy unsubscribe mechanisms in every message.
The AirGuru project revealed several valuable insights about AI-powered customer engagement:
Travel technology platforms in the EU must navigate several regulatory frameworks:
The automated system architecture ensures compliance through technical controls for consent management, data protection, and transparent communication practices that meet EU consumer protection standards.
Building on the success of the initial implementation, planned enhancements include:
Due to the sensitive nature of travel technology and user data, I have signed a Non-Disclosure Agreement with Oro guru, UAB (AirGuru).
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