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Find a named destination's events overlapping a date window (default from today; a recurring event's span is not a single date — read its recurrence).

List a named destination's valid area, category and tag filter values.

Search a named destination's FAQs, optionally filtered by text.

Read a named destination's editorial guides such as weather, getting here and safety.

Get one listing's full detail by its id, including a live linked venue's mcp_endpoint and linked_venue_slug to read or book it via the venue_* tools.

Search a named destination's listings by text, category, area and tags (slugs from destination_facets); optionally near another listing.

Get a named destination's summary: counts by category, currency, timezone.

The closed facet vocabulary (vibe, cuisine, dietary, and more) plus today's live cuisine, price_band and neighbourhood values across published venues, the exact values search_venues' matching filters accept.

Get one published destination's summary and live mcp_endpoint by its slug.

Get one published venue's summary, capabilities and live mcp_endpoint by its slug.

Get several published venues' summaries in ONE call by their slugs — the batch counterpart to get_venue, so a shortlist from search_venues needs no per-slug round-trip; the base view (identity, essentials, capabilities, booking, mcp_endpoint) is always returned, while include opts into heavier per-venue reads — hours, dietary (dietary-tag/allergen vocabulary), attributes (facets) and menu_summary — with items coming back in the requested order (a repeated slug resolves once) and not_found listing any requested slug that did not resolve to a published venue.

List the cities that have at least one published venue.

Search published venues and destinations together in one call, each result tagged with its kind (venue or destination); pass kind to scope to one type, query to match names and venue descriptions, and city to narrow venues, then use search_venues or search_destinations for type-specific filters such as cuisine, hours or area.

Search published travel destinations by name; omit the query to list all, and connect to each result's mcp_endpoint for its listings, events and guides.

Search menu items across all published venues by text, city, required dietary tags and allergens to avoid, each result tagged with its venue so an agent can rank venues in one call.

Search published venues by name or description, optionally filtered by city, cuisine, price band, neighbourhood, whether the venue takes reservations, proximity (near a lat/long within a radius, nearest first) and opening hours (open on a given day/time, or open now) — all HARD filters that exclude on a miss, plus a HARD experiential-facet filter (facets, '<facet_type>:<value>' tokens from facet_vocabulary) — with prefer_cuisine, prefer_neighbourhood, avoid and prefer_facets as SOFT preferences that only rank a venue up or down and never drop it; each result carries the venue's capabilities and, when it is live, its mcp_endpoint.

List a named venue's declared dietary tags and allergens — the exact spellings venue_menu_search matches literally.

Search a named venue's published FAQs, optionally filtered by text.

Get a named venue's published booking and other links (connect to its mcp_endpoint to actually book).

Search a named venue's menu by text, required dietary tags and allergens to avoid; call venue_dietary_options first for the exact spellings.

Get a named venue's published profile summary — give its name (and city) or slug.