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Google is rolling out new features designed to help plan summer travel. The tech giant announced on Friday that its AI agent is on the inside Artificial intelligence fashion You can now help check if what you need is in stock at a nearby store, and you can now also track individual hotel prices directly in the search.
Thanks to the latest AI mode update, Google can now contact local stores on your behalf to find out which store carries the specific item you’re looking for. The feature went live on search last November, and is now rolling out to AI mode in the coming weeks in the US.
You can describe what you need, such as, “I forgot to pack my prescription sunglasses, so I’m trying to find a pair of polarized glasses that can clip over my current glasses. Where can I get pairs nearby?” Google will then make the calls and send you the details afterwards.
Although you can already track hotel prices citywide, the new update lets you do so for a specific hotel you’re interested in. On desktop, you can do this by searching for a hotel by name and then clicking the New Price Tracking toggle. On mobile, you’ll find the option under the Prices tab after searching. Once this is set up, you will receive an email alert if the price changes during your chosen dates.
As part of its announcement, Google shared that the top popular international and domestic destinations on Google Flights for summer 2026 include St. Maarten, Stockholm, Kansas City, Missouri, and Sarasota, Florida.
Combined search interest for “AI travel assistant” and “AI concierge” has also increased by 350% over the past year. Additionally, “how to use AI to find flight deals” emerged as a popular query for “airline deals” last month, and interest in “book flights with AI” jumped 315%.