WeSki launches new AI trip planner
Global ski travel platform WeSki has just launched weski.ai, an AI-powered conversational tool for skiers to plan and book fully personalised ski trips.
This can be done simply by describing their preferences.
Available in beta, it marks a shift in how skiers discover, plan, and book their ski trips using AI-native conversations.
WeSki AI leverages WeSki’s established platform and scans millions of trip combinations across more than 300 ski resorts globally.
Through the chat interface, users describe their travel needs via prompts for dates, group size, ski level, budget, and resort style can instantly receive curated, bookable options.
The beta launch comes as WeSki hails significant growth during its 10th anniversary this year – hitting $1 million in a single day in January 2026 and reaching a milestone sales figure of $100 million over the last 12 months.
“WeSki.ai offers a glimpse into the future of intelligent ski trip planning,” said Yotam Idan, Co-Founder and CEO of WeSki.
“A conversational interface delivering curated recommendations reflects an understanding of skiers and their traveling party preferences, behaviour, and intent.”
The AI tool will evolve continuously, expanding supplier integrations and further refining its personalisation algorithms.
The beta marks the first step in WeSki’s broader transition toward AI-driven, conversational ski trip planning.
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