Single tool 'tourism.search' has a basic schema and minimal description (54 chars). Description is below the 194-char baseline and provides no context on WHEN to use the tool, what it returns, or error handling. No output schema documented. Tool naming follows verb_noun convention but lacks depth. Overall, this is a minimal proof-of-concept implementation far below production standards.

• Add a description to the 'destination' parameter: 'The destination to search for stays (e.g., city name like "Paris", "New York", or region like "Tuscany"). Required.'
• Expand tool description to 150 - 250 chars: 'Search for accommodation stays by destination. Returns available hotels, hostels, and vacation rentals with pricing, ratings, and availability. Use this to help users find lodging options. If no results found, suggest nearby destinations.'
• Document the output schema with fields like: stay_id, name, location, price_per_night, rating, availability_dates, booking_url. Include type and description for each field.
• Add limit and offset parameters to support pagination: 'limit (1 - 50, default 20): max results per page; offset (default 0): pagination cursor.'
• Add error handling: 'If destination is invalid, return a list of similar destinations. If no results, suggest nearby alternatives or broader regions.'