Qantas Says Hackers Posted Stolen Data on 5.7 Million Customers
The Australian airline revealed Sunday that data on millions of Qantas customers just spilled out onto the dark web.
Skift Takes Apple’s Live Translation On The Road
Is Apple’s AirPods-enabled Live Translation a helpful digital interpreter for travelers, or a recipe for frustration? Skift puts it to the test.
ChatGPT Travel Apps Are Now a Thing – Starting with Booking.com and Expedia
For OpenAI, the move is the culmination of a broader attempt to appeal to developers. For travel companies, it means no extra download necessary.
RateGain to Buy Sojern in $250 Million Deal, Expanding Its Marketing Reach
RateGain aims to acquire U.S.-based martech company Sojern in a deal set to make it a $310+ million company.
Mews Acquires AI Housekeeping Platform Flexkeeping
Mews founder Richard Valtr talks to Skift about Flexkeeping, the company’s 13th acquisition, and how it fits into the platform.
TikTok Debuts Travel Ads to Capture Trip Bookings
TikTok is making a serious play for travel brands, as its popularity grows among older users with more disposable cash.
How the New H-1B Visa Fee Could Hit Travel Companies
Tech is hyperventilating about the whopping new $100K fee for H-1B visas. Travel shouldn’t breathe easy either.
‘AI Is Everywhere – Except the P&L’: Tech Takeaways From Skift Global Forum
AI was all the rage at the Skift Global Forum this week, with the industry’s top executives revealing excitement, and uncertainty, as the tech takes center stage in travel.
Rebuilding Airbnb: How a Tech Overhaul Unlocks New Businesses
Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky talks beds, bots and better travel experiences, and that’s just the beginning, as it eyes new businesses and AI expansions.