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NEWT

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NEWT exposes 12 public tools on this MCP endpoint.

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Last probed Sep 14, 2026 · mcp.newt-dev.net

12tools discovered

Tools discovered (12)

  • Search Tours

    Search tour packages. Use destination_search to find destination IDs. Default departure: Tokyo (airport ID 9). All prices are per adult in JPY. For vague dates like 'around December', use mid-month (15th) with PLUS_MINUS_7DAY flexibility. Common airport IDs: Tokyo=9, Haneda=4, Narita=1, Kansai=5, New Chitose=6, Chubu=7, Fukuoka=8, Naha=51.

  • Get Tour Details

    Get full tour details by ID. Returns plans with flights, price calendar, hotels, meals, itinerary, and feature tags. Use tour_search to find tour IDs.

  • Get Tour Calendar

    Get available dates and prices for a tour. Two-step flow: Step 1: Call WITHOUT departureDate → returns available departure dates (hasStock=true/false, priceFormatted=null). Step 2: Call WITH departureDate → returns available return/arrival dates with prices (hasStock=true/false, priceFormatted='12.5万'). There is no separate returnDate input. The API determines return dates based on the departureDate and the tour's travel days.

  • Get Tour Quotation

    Get tour pricing. Two modes: WITH dates (travelDateFrom + travelDateTo): returns exact bookable price, cancellation policy, and price breakdown. WITHOUT dates: returns price range (minPrice/maxPrice) across all available dates. Use tour_detail_calendar to find available departure/return dates first, then call this to get exact pricing. Call multiple times with different dates to compare prices.

  • Search Destinations

    Search travel destinations. Prefer searching by 3-letter code over name for precise results. Hierarchy: AREA > COUNTRY > CITY. Use destination IDs for tour_search filters. Common codes: hwi (ハワイ), bli (バリ), tpe (台北), sel (ソウル), gam (グアム), oki (沖縄), hkd (北海道).

  • Get Destination Details

    Get full details for a destination by its 3-letter code. Returns travel info, FAQs, articles, reviews, child destinations, and minimum prices. Common codes: hwi (ハワイ), bli (バリ), tpe (台北), sel (ソウル), gam (グアム).

  • Search Airports

    Search airports. Use airport IDs as ORIGIN_AIRPORT_IDS in tour_search to filter by departure city.

  • Search Hotels

    Search hotels with availability and pricing. Requires check-in/out dates, room config, and a region ID. Use hotel_region_search first to find region IDs. Only returns hotels with available rooms; use hotel_name_search to find a hotel regardless of availability.

  • Get Hotel Details

    Get full hotel details by ID. Returns descriptions, amenities, reviews, map location, images, and policies. Use hotel_search to find hotel IDs.

  • Search Hotels by Name

    Find hotels by name across all regions, including hotels with no room availability (unlike hotel_search, which only returns bookable hotels). Use it to check whether a hotel is listed on NEWT, or when hotel_search has no match. Returns up to 30 hotels; pass hotelId to hotel_detail for full details. No prices — use hotel_search with dates for rates.

  • Search Hotel Regions

    Search hotel regions by name. Use region IDs as regionId/regionIds in hotel_search, or in hotel_region_detail for sub-areas and nearby regions.

  • Get Hotel Region Details

    Get hotel region details by ID. Returns breadcrumbs, child regions (sub-areas), and sibling regions (nearby areas). Use hotel_region_search to find region IDs.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the NEWT MCP server?

NEWT exposes 12 public tools on this MCP endpoint.

How do I connect NEWT to my AI agent?

Use the MCP endpoint listed on this page in your MCP client configuration. One-click install pills support Claude, Cursor, VS Code, and other hosts. Copy the remote MCP URL if your client needs a manual entry.

How many tools does NEWT provide?

MCPBundles probed 12 tools on the live server. The tool list on this page reflects what was discovered at the last refresh — connect your client to see the full set available to your session.

What authentication does NEWT require?

No provider sign-in was required during MCPBundles' probe. Your client may still need MCPBundles credentials depending on how you connect.

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