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Google has made several announcements in recent weeks about how its generative AI model is being used to power next-generation travel technologies.

"The relationship between Google and the OTAs — it’s a symbiotic one. It’s a complex one. You could even say it’s a little bit abusive."

OpenAI, Google, and Meta all envision their chatbots as being digital assistants for travel and more. They're not perfect yet, but they're getting closer.

The CEO of Travelsoft said earlier this month that more acquisitions were coming.

The new Google search results in an age of AI-powered search is a fascinating mix of usefulness, uselessness, and sheer overwhelm of formats.

There haven't been as many travel startup fundraises this year, but there have been many more large dollar amounts than at this point last year.

Expedia Group wouldn't provide additional details on the sudden exits of the two executives.

Expedia can't compete with TikTok or Instagram in audience numbers, so we'll see how much traction Travel Shops can gain.

One example showed a 28-minute ride from Freedom Park to the PNC Music Pavilion in Charlotte for $15.

Today's podcast looks at Google's new AI tool, Ariane Gorin's new plans for Expedia Group, and Qantas' change in routes to China.