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Claude Travel Hub
A modern travel marketplace with tour booking, search, and Claude AI-powered travel recommendations. Built with Next.js 15, React 19, Supabase, and the Anthropic Claude API.
Features:
Tour Browsing & Search - Browse tours by category, price, destination with advanced filtering
Tour Details - Full tour information with booking capabilities
Shopping Cart - Add tours to cart with traveler count management
User Dashboard - View bookings, saved tours, and travel history
Claude AI Assistant - Get personalized travel recommendations powered by Claude
Authentication - Secure user authentication with Supabase
Demo Mode - Works immediately without any API keys configured
Responsive Design - Beautiful UI that works on all devices
Travel News - Stay updated with travel tips and destination guides
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