Build a voice travel concierge with Amazon Bedrock AgentCore, Managed Knowledge Base and Nova Sonic
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Add a voice travel concierge to an airline app with Amazon Bedrock AgentCore, Amazon Nova Sonic for real-time speech, and Amazon Bedrock Knowledge Bases for policy answers. Travelers change seats, check delays, and ask policy questions by voice, while the agent reaches your backend through MCP tools and confirms every change before it writes.
Airlines already have apps and websites where travelers check flights, pick seats, and manage bookings, and adding a natural voice layer opens those tasks to spoken requests. With this voice layer, a traveler can change a seat or check a delay by speaking, without leaving the app or navigating through screens. Building it requires careful engineering on several fronts. You stream audio in both directions and hold the thread of a conversation across many turns. You also reach your existing…
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