disfrutemos.com

What It Is

Disfrutemos is an online travel planning and booking service built around a “Concierge IA” entry point. Its main pitch is using a single conversation to bundle flights, hotels, tours, cruises, insurance, and activities. The site highlights travel-industry credentials such as IATA, ARC, and CLIA, and says it works with 70+ suppliers, covering honeymoons, family trips, cruises, theme parks, local tours in Costa Rica, and corporate incentive travel.

Core Features and Enterprise Software Perspective

Functionally, its focus is not a traditional SaaS admin dashboard, but an AI travel advisor combined with travel-product aggregation. Users can describe their destination, dates, travel companions, and preferred travel style, after which the system or team generates an itinerary including flights, hotels, activities, and insurance. For third-party inventory, the site mentions Expedia, Booking, Hotelbeds, hundreds of airlines, and 300K+ experience products. The enterprise use case is mainly reflected in its “Corporativo” packages, such as incentive trips in Guanacaste, including five-star resorts, meeting rooms, team-building, transfers, branded materials, and post-event expense reports.

Pricing and Trial

Disfrutemos uses a per-trip package quote model rather than a software subscription. The site lists several reference prices, such as Caribbean cruises from $699 per person, Orlando family packages from $2,190 per person, 12-day Japan tours from $2,199 per person, and corporate incentive trips from $1,490 per person. These prices are indicative only; final pricing depends on dates, occupancy, and supplier availability, and must be confirmed via WhatsApp or consultation. No free plan, trial, or SaaS package information was found.

Pros and Cons

The main advantage is that it is friendly to non-expert travelers, compressing multi-supplier resources into a single conversational flow—well suited to users who do not want to compare prices and assemble itineraries themselves. The product pages are also fairly straightforward, listing what is included and excluded. The drawbacks are limited disclosure around online self-service booking and real-time inventory capabilities, with multiple tours showing no available dates. It also lacks key enterprise-software information such as team permissions, APIs, developer documentation, data security and compliance, and payment methods.

Who It’s For and Access from China

Disfrutemos is best suited to travelers in Latin America or those planning Costa Rica-related trips, honeymoon/family/cruise travelers, and companies looking to outsource incentive travel organization. Chinese users planning outbound travel could consider it as a destination service provider reference, but the site does not provide Chinese language support, local payment options, invoicing information, or guidance on access from China, so its accessibility from China is unknown. For local alternatives in China, consider Ctrip, Fliggy, Tongcheng, or Tuniu; for corporate travel, platforms such as Trip.Biz may be worth considering.