Tripadvisor Jobs API

Every open role at Tripadvisor, as clean structured data. No setup — press Start.

Unofficial. Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Tripadvisor. Job data is read from Tripadvisor's own public careers feed.

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What it does

Reads Tripadvisor's own public Greenhouse job board and returns one row per open role: title, location, department, employment type, the posted date and the apply link. It de-duplicates, flags likely reposts without deleting them, tells you what changed since your last run, and can produce a white-label hiring report in HTML and PDF.

Our platform-wide listings ask you for a careers URL or a board token. This one asks for nothing. Tripadvisor's board is already configured. Press Start.

Who it's for

• Recruiters and sourcers tracking Tripadvisor for new openings.
• Market and talent researchers measuring where Tripadvisor is hiring.
• AI agents that need Tripadvisor's live roles as structured JSON — see the MCP block below.

What a default run costs

Tripadvisor had 95 roles open when this listing was built.

The default returns the newest 100, about $0.15. This board is smaller than the cap, so a default run returns all 95 for about $0.14. Raise maxJobs for more, or set 0 for no cap. A capped run says so in the result rather than quietly handing you a short list.

You are charged for what comes back, so filtering in the input costs less than trimming afterwards.

Sample output

Real run, 2026-08-02 — 95 roles in 1 second, no retries, no errors.

{
  "source": "greenhouse",
  "company": "Tripadvisor",
  "title": "Senior Manager FP&A",
  "location": "United Kingdom, Portugal or Poland",
  "department": "Finance & Accounting",
  "employmentType": null,
  "salary": null,
  "postedAt": "2026-07-31T11:44:56-04:00",
  "applyUrl": "https://job-boards.greenhouse.io/tripadvisor/jobs/8088026",
  "description": null
}

What this feed actually publishes

Measured on those 95 roles. A field the platform does not publish is null — never guessed, never inferred from the job title.

Field	Coverage
title, applyUrl	95 / 95
location	95 / 95
department	95 / 95
employmentType	0 / 95
workplaceType	0 / 95
salary	0 / 95
postedAt	95 / 95

The rules this product is built on

1. Job descriptions belong to the employer. includeDescription is off by default. A job advert is Tripadvisor's copyrighted text; the structured fields are not.
2. No personal data, ever. No recruiter names, no hiring-manager contacts, no emails, no phone numbers. There is nowhere in the schema to put one, and a test fails the build if a personal-data field appears.
3. Unofficial, reading a public feed. No key, no login, no browser automation, no anti-bot circumvention. Unofficial. Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Tripadvisor. Job data is read from Tripadvisor's own public careers feed.

Monitoring

Set onlyNewSinceLastRun and schedule it. The first run stores a baseline and returns everything — nothing is reported as a change, because everything being new the first time is not news. Add a webhookUrl for a JSON summary when anything moves.

FAQ

Do I need to configure anything? No. Press Start.

Why only 100 roles by default? Cost control. One number raises it.

Is a role listed here definitely still open? It is listed because Tripadvisor published it and has not taken it down. Postings are returned as published, not as verified.

Can I get the full job description? Yes — set includeDescription: true. See rule 1 for why it is off by default.

Can I point this at a different employer? Yes — the board field stays editable, and any board on the same platform works. For arbitrary employers, use the platform-wide listing instead.

MCP — for AI agents

{ "mcpServers": { "jobs": { "url": "https://jobs-api.mcpize.run" } } }

search_jobs $0.01 · get_company_jobs $0.01 · monitor_jobs $0.02 · generate_report $0.10

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Unofficial. Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Tripadvisor. Job data is read from Tripadvisor's own public careers feed. Job adverts are the property of the employers who published them.