Articles tagged “travel tech”

Airbnb will test grocery stocking through Instacart in three U.S. cities. The move signals another step in its bid to expand beyond accommodations.

AI may not be replacing people yet, but it’s certainly changing roles and putting some at risk. Yatra just said the quiet part out loud.

Webjet is going where other online travel agencies have chosen not to tread — online bookable multiday tours. Can Webjet make a meaningful business out of it?

To paraphrase Ernest Hemingway: You go bankrupt two ways. Gradually and then suddenly.

Say what? Yes, Airbnb is testing adding a "What" box to the search interface atop its homepage. If it works, then over the next few years it may transform the way people look for a place to stay.

A browser like OpenAI’s Atlas may be able to book a trip, but that’s just one facet of the business travel mission.

Major shifts in the corporate travel space have inspired a trend toward unified, AI-powered policy management platforms. But travel is personal, and travelers demand a personalized touch; for AI to realize its potential, it must live in the hands of human agents.

Travelers aren’t browsing aimlessly - they’re searching with precision. Google says the future of travel discovery lies in creators, AI tools, and meeting intent in the moment.

Booking Holdings had a strong third quarter. CEO Glenn Fogel acknowledged these are early days for the artificial intelligence boom.

AI might not change how Indians travel overnight. But for MakeMyTrip, it’s become central to how it plans to stay relevant to the next billion travelers.