Articles tagged “travel tech”

One big challenge with AI and personalization is that companies don't know how to manage the troves of data they already possess. DataChat hopes to simplify that process.

No one yet knows who will be the winners and losers in the agentic AI battle. Developments are happening too fast. But few would argue with the fact that the online travel agencies face a substantial disruption risk.

Hilton's CEO outlined ways that AI could make it more cost effective to run his hotel business. Easier said than done, of course.

It's the existential issue the travel industry is debating: Will OpenAI and other platforms become travel booking sites? Brian Chesky doesn't think so.

Driverless rides are here; driverless adoption in corporate travel is likewise in its infancy.

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

What happens when the fundamental assumptions underlying the travel industry's business models stop being true? Who has agency: who makes decisions, who controls discovery, who influences choice, and critically, who gets left behind when those power dynamics shift in an AI age.

The Australian airline revealed Sunday that data on millions of Qantas customers just spilled out onto the dark web.

Renewable energy has arrived - and its acceleration may mark a turning point in the global fight against climate change.

Is Apple’s AirPods-enabled Live Translation a helpful digital interpreter for travelers, or a recipe for frustration? Skift puts it to the test.