Adriana Lee

Don't expect self-driving cars to get you to far-flung destinations or on multi-city road trips. But you'll be seeing more trips to the airport.

Anthropic isn’t chasing flashy AI gimmicks — it’s quietly building Claude into an infrastructure for travel’s next big leap. Its focus: trust, personalization, and giving businesses control over how AI can enhance the traveler journey.

Anthropic wants businesses to build their own AI agents. Here’s how travel can benefit.

Google is riding AI to new heights — and letting it ignite new travel ambitions.

Atlas debuts with an Agent Mode capable of booking reservations, flights, and more, executives say.

If the AWS glitch showcased anything, it was how much of the travel industry depends on Amazon’s cloud business.

You may travel a lot with the kids, but AI should be smart enough to know when you want to leave them at home.

Tech companies love to move fast, especially with AI. But airlines like Southwest have too much at stake — they don't get to break things.

Kayak’s AI Mode goes from soft launch to debut, so customers can search for travel using natural language. Plus: The company dishes up data on holiday travel trends.

Revolut’s latest acquisition, Swifty, an AI startup bred from Lufthansa’s incubator, extends the fintech business’s reach into travel.