Justin Dawes

Google is starting to release the chatbot Bard, its rival to ChatGPT.

More airline debacles and their resulting luggage delays are almost a guarantee. While a full revamp of the baggage handling system is far away, industry leaders are trying to piece together tech solutions to help in the meantime.

Bach is curating trips for bachelorette parties, while seven Airbnb veterans decided to start Landfolk and do their own thing in Denmark.

The quick ChatGPT update exemplifies the rapid advancement of AI and how easily new work can be left in the dust.

Roami has a unique approach for acquiring short-term rentals units, and Doroni Aerospace wants to make personal aircraft that can be stored in a two-car garage.

It is fun to speculate about what generative AI could mean for travel, but the online travel agencies are collectively telling us to chill with the hype for the time being.

Investing in holograms is bold and risky. But who knows? It may appeal to some guests. And, imagine all the social media posts.

Roch Ventures, a €150 million ($160.2 million) fund for travel tech startups in Europe and Israel, has made its first investment. 

Travelsoft, a company that offers software products focused on travel bookings, has added a third brand to its portfolio.

There can be value in jumping into new business opportunities right away, especially for young startups. But for established companies like Booking.com, the slow and steady approach may be best.