Scorecard for bookings, travel and hospitality
In short
In the crawl of 4 Nov 2026, 72.7 percent of bookings and travel sites with a readable robots.txt allowed the four main AI agents, and 75 percent of home pages showed readable text to a plain fetch. The sample is 32 domains, a complete first edition. Most rows come from Ora's Travel & Hospitality category.
The four numbers
- 73%allow the four main AI agents16 of 22 sites with a readable robots.txt let GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot and Google-Extended in at the root
- 75%show readable text on the home page15 of 20 home pages gave a plain fetch 150 words or more of text, not a script-only shell
- 0%publish any act surface0 of 29 sites answered with an MCP manifest, an OpenAPI file, an agent card or agents.json at a standard path
- 0%publish a payment or commerce file0 of 29 sites answered with a UCP profile at /.well-known/ucp.json
Against the whole crawl
| Measure | This sector | All crawled domains |
|---|---|---|
| Allow main agents | 72.7% (16 of 22) | 84.4% (7,282 of 8,624) |
| Readable home page | 75% (15 of 20) | 84.9% (7,457 of 8,783) |
| Any act surface | 0% (0 of 29) | 2.1% (216 of 10,385) |
| Any payment surface | 0% (0 of 29) | 0.6% (62 of 10,439) |
The share allowing the main agents is 11.7 points below the crawl as a whole, and the share with readable home page text is 9.9 points below it. The sample is small, so a few sites can move these numbers by several points; read them as a first edition.
How this sector was sampled
32 domains fall in this sector. The sector figures use Ora leaderboard categories as stand-ins, not a definition of the sector: Travel & Hospitality (17 rows), plus 15 domains placed by a keyword on the domain name. 29 answered a plain fetch. The percentages use the denominators shown in each row, because a site with no readable robots.txt, or a home page that did not return 200, cannot be counted in that measure.
The methodology lists the category and keyword rules. Sector assignment by keyword is rough by design, and a site can sit in the wrong sector; the leaderboard category is the stronger signal. For context, Ora's own leaderboard averaged 48.1 out of 100 over 17 Travel & Hospitality entries on 5 Nov 2026 (vendor-published).
What to do with it
- Ask your web team for the same four checks on your own site: robots.txt rules for the four agents, home page text without scripts, any act file, any payment file.
- Take the bookings and travel guide to the meeting where those decisions are made.
- Run the self-check for bookings and travel to see which of your own answers are open.
Sources
- Scorecard methodology: the crawl of 4 Nov 2026 (amireadyforagents.com/scorecards/methodology), read 4 Nov 2026.
- Sector scorecards dataset, edition 4 Nov 2026 (amireadyforagents.com/scorecards), read 4 Nov 2026.
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