Latest travel technology news such as online travel bookings, mobile bookings, GDS, social media, new apps and gadgets for the travel and tourism industry.
Southwest Airlines has partnered with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to expand its artificial intelligence capabilities and modernize its technology infrastructure, with plans to transition to a fully cloud-based environment by 2028. The agreement will see […]
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Qatar Insurance Company (QIC) has launched a series of new travel features on its QIC App, allowing customers to book hotels, convert loyalty points into Qatar Airways Avios, and receive a complimentary eSIM when purchasing
Qatar Insurance App Now Lets You Book Hotels, Convert Points and Get a Free eSIM Read More »
Google Maps is expanding its role as a travel planning tool with a range of features designed to help holidaymakers navigate trips more easily, from offline maps and public transport routes to AI-powered recommendations and
Google Maps adds 9 travel tips to make holiday trips easier Read More »
Cognizant is working with Travelport on a strategic AI transformation that will deploy Anthropic’s Claude to modernise the way Travelport builds, tests and maintains software across its travel retailing and distribution platforms. The collaboration aims
US hoteliers are losing the equivalent of 42 working days each year to the “toggle tax” of disconnected systems, as staff switch between platforms, duplicate tasks, and manually combine data across the business. The figure
The “Toggle Tax” Quietly Costing US Hotels More Than a Month of Work Every Year Read More »
Google is bringing digital ID passes to selected European Union countries by the end of summer 2026, allowing users to store a digital version of their passport on a smartphone for use in online identity
Paying abroad used to start with a familiar ritual: find an airport ATM, withdraw local cash, keep a few coins for ticket machines, and hope the bank card would not be blocked after the first
How digital payments are changing travel for international tourists Read More »
Carnival Corporation has confirmed a data breach that affected nearly 6 million people, and the fallout could reach travelers who do not even think of themselves as Carnival customers. The company said the incident began
Carnival breach exposes data of nearly 6 million travelers Read More »
It should be fun, planning a trip in the 21st century, with more technology, easier research, and instant communication between individuals half the world away from each other. But, in reality, modern travel planning can
How AI Is Reshaping Travel Advisor Operations in 2026 Read More »
Yes. The phone that runs someone’s dating life at home does not get left at the gate. People who swipe at home keep swiping abroad, and plenty who never bother at home open an app
Do People Still Use Dating Apps and Websites When They Travel? Read More »
Many online spaces are flooded with AI-generated images, video or audio, which is growing increasingly difficult to tell apart from human creations as the tools become more capable. Youtube has announced that it will in
YouTube to require users to declare AI-generated content Read More »
The smartphone has turned into a full-fledged financial hub. We pay bills, transfer money, and buy goods in one click. However, the downside of this comfort is the constant interest from cybercriminals. Every day, new
Digital Hygiene in Your Pocket: How to Protect Your Bank Data from Modern Cyber Threats Read More »
