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The Airports API v2 offers read‑only access to worldwide airport data, allowing you to retrieve all airports, look up airports by IATA code or by up to three ISO‑3166‑1 country codes, and find the nearest airports either by geographic coordinates or by a reference airport, with optional distance and result‑limit parameters.
Real-time data of any marine and inland vessel equipped with AIS tracking system
API for comparing flight prices across platforms
Structured cruise inventory: lines, ships, sailings, ports, itineraries, pricing.
Multimodal travel API to return modes of transportation between cities and points of interest.
A RESTful webservice to retrieve data about the operational state of public elevators and escalators in german railway stations.
GraphHopper provides a suite of navigation‑related services, including turn‑by‑turn routing, distance‑time matrix calculations, isochrone polygon generation, GPX map‑matching, and forward/reverse geocoding (with multiple provider options), all accessible via both single‑request and batch endpoints.
Hotel content, rates and room bookings
Singapore transport information
Mon-voyage-pas-cher.com Public API
Global public registry of electric vehicle charging locations
Visa requirements for 199 countries, 39K+ passport-destination pairs in 15 languages
Unified traffic data from 65 US/CA jurisdictions: events, cameras, signs, bridges, truck routes
The ShipEngine API provides a unified REST interface for handling end‑to‑end shipping logistics, from connecting carrier accounts and retrieving rates to creating shipments, purchasing labels, scheduling pickups, and tracking packages. It also includes endpoints for managing warehouses, custom package types, manifests, service points, insurance, webhooks, and tags.
Bordeaux Métropole public transport and more (France)
Data about buses routes, parking and traffic
Searches the live web (via Tavily) and only shows results already confirmed reachable right now — not yet in the catalog. This costs a real request each time you click search.
