Travel Technology

Advanced AI is expected to allow travel companies to provide a higher level of personalization than ever, and there's big value in that. 

This handy 20-chart fact-book provides investors the key comparisons of Hilton and Marriott in order to make investment decisions into 2023

The airline Ryanair and travel guide publisher Lonely Planet are taking part in a new $100 million program by Amazon Web Services to explore innovations in generative AI.

Most of the attention around generative AI and travel has been around consumer products, but more business-to-business companies are using it too.

One of the biggest airline tech companies has its eye on geopolitical events and changing tech to stay ahead of air travel trends.

Today is the slowest pace of innovation the travel and hospitality industry will ever experience again. Companies need their people — in the right structure and supported by the right processes — to harness the next generation of business technology capabilities. Download the 2023 Digital Transformation Report From Skift and Amazon Web Services to find out how you can change the way your organization does business and future-proof your ability to succeed.

In this three-article report, Skift and Sabre teamed up to explore how travel companies can deliver the personalized shopping and booking experiences their customers have grown to expect.

A lot of generative AI-based travel planning and booking tools are coming out. Which ones will last?

In a world where connectivity is king, hotels face an ever-evolving landscape of guest expectations. As the industry adopts cloud-based solutions to meet these growing demands, new standards are being set for the connected hotel of tomorrow.

In a recent panel discussion, industry leaders from Uber for Business and Mastercard joined Skift to discuss the need for measurable sustainability goals in business travel and how companies can implement clear strategies for reducing CO2 emissions.