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Agentic AI will likely access APIs to compare pricing. But those queries would have severe limitations and will ultimately require more rigorous solutions to ensure a deal is really a deal.

Around a dozen states have introduced legislation that would upend the way hotels, airlines, and OTAs set prices.

Super Bowl ads cost more than $8 million for a 30-second spot, and it appears some travel brands are taking a pass this year.

Capital One Travel isn't seen as a luxury player like Amex and Chase, but adding Discover's cardholders significantly boosts its competitive position.

In court filings, Marriott claims that Sonder sought up to $50 million in emergency funding while allegedly threatening to strand thousands of guests unless Marriott paid up.

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?

Klook’s SEC filing offers a rare look at the economics, scale, and ambition behind the fast-growing travel experiences sector.

Booking.com wants to engineer a future where payments unlock the full travel journey. As AI and agentic systems loom, it is making the case that the its future lies in easing friction, striving to be hyper-local, with fintech as a foundation.

Member states of the European Union have little in the way of coordinated short-term rental policies other than a data-sharing pact. It's premature to predict whether a proposed affordable housing plan will have any answers.

If consumers respond positively to agentic AI and if these ChatGPT apps gain traction, then travel companies will be required to develop them, just as they do today for the Apple App Store and Google Play.