AI in Travel

Users are becoming more likely to use AI during the trip planning process, but it'll take more time before they're comfortable with AI taking control from start to finish.

Google said that the tech is advancing quickly, and priorities change along with it.

Will Air India be able to seize the opportunity? While the airline industry is being hampered by a myriad of supply constraints, the airline has a lot of cards it can play.

Industry leaders envision a future where consumers can plan, book, and manage all aspects of travel from a single interface. These early partnerships between AI and travel companies bring that vision a step closer.

On today’s podcast we listen to Booking’s CFO on AI, British Airways’ parent’s investments, and Delta’s new downbeat stance.

Will the big AI chatbots — those that survive — ever become online travel agencies in their own right? Booking Holdings' CFO doesn't think so, but the company is trying to prepare for all scenarios.

The deals are small because the tech is still young, but there’s clearly interest in where it’s headed. 

On today’s episode we discuss Spain‘s climate change worries, airlines’ use of AI, and Ryanair’s new paperless system

Airlines have generally taken more time to jump on board the generative AI bandwagon. But that’s changing.

Getting more efficient in marketing through AI is certainly a component of this move. At least that's a goal.