Articles tagged “sabre”

Sabre bets that its new agentic-ready APIs can let AI handle shopping, booking, and fixing trips in a single conversational flow, and it’s bringing a live demo to CES. The real test is whether customers trust it beyond the demo. 

Better rates and more visibility are clear advantages for independent hotels. But the presentation still needs some work.

“This has been a very bumpy year,” President and CEO Kurt Ekert told Skift. Here’s how Sabre plans to break through it. 

The fragmented landscape of hotel sustainability data has long hindered both consumers and operators. By centralizing disclosures, Travalyst and its partners could make environmental transparency a baseline expectation, and redefine how travelers choose where to stay.

The loss of Sabre’s standalone sustainability team raises questions about how it will manage climate commitments going forward.

Airline distribution is getting more complicated, not less, and corporate travelers are feeling the impact.

It's not a good look when a company highly dependent on airline distribution forecasts books growth far below previous guidance for the second half of the year.

Will Hospitality Solutions be able to find momentum now that it's independent of Sabre? Increased focus and a new investor certainly won't hurt.

It seems that Turkish Airlines' push for direct bookings isn't exactly going to plan. As American Airlines already learned, travel agents aren't keen on fast change.

As India adds airports, links more towns, and packs hotel rooms, the real question isn’t if travel will boom, it’s whether the industry can keep up.