Princess Cruises Launches Cruise Planning App in ChatGPT

Sep 28, 2026
Princess Cruises has launched a native ChatGPT app that lets travelers search cruises, compare ships and itineraries, and check current prices and availability.

Princess Cruises announced in a press release the launch of a native ChatGPT app for planning cruises. Travelers can tag @princesscruises in a conversation to access information and services from the cruise line's website.

The app can search trips across more than 330 destinations and 17 ships. Users can check current prices and availability, compare ships and itineraries, and explore ports, shore excursions, cruise tours, onboard activities, and packages through natural language requests.

Princess Cruises initially offers the app through ChatGPT. The company plans to add support for other compatible AI platforms, subject to availability and technical requirements.

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