Travel Technology

ATPCO says the deal could lead to next-generation airline retailing that customers want.

Stayntouch historically has been focused on independent hotels, but now it wants to take on Oracle Hospitality and sign some more big players.

The use of technology in the travel industry has continued to boom in recent years, and here's a look at some of the biggest tech trends in travel.

The updated version of Bard did well with some travel tasks, particularly finding flight options, but its answers still need to be taken with a grain of salt.

More travel companies are investing in the potential for an AI-powered overhaul of both customer sales and internal operations.

The noticeable acceleration in the implementation of distribution changes in recent years has placed airlines in a favorable position, granting them greater autonomy over their inventory and reducing their reliance on Travel Management Companies (TMCs) compared to the past. This change in dynamics will prove consequential as more airlines move towards direct distribution.

Travelport has now received $770 million in private equity this year.

In an exclusive, the leading group of U.S. travel advisors responds to claims by American Airlines that they're Luddites. The group says the carrier's effort to force them to adopt its preferred technology for booking flights is too fast and that, essentially, it's a bully.

RoomRaccoon, a cloud-based hotel tech system, said this week that it is expanding its presence in Ireland via acquisition.

It is becoming more clear that streamlined customer service is one of the biggest immediate opportunities for generative AI in the travel industry.