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Read → AI enters daily hotel and airport operations while corporate rates for 2027 already have a number. Today's brief.
Read → Bret Taylor predicts AI agents will own the customer conversation, while Uber expands its hotel and flight offering at the Skift Global Forum.
Read → Iberia's deal with its pilots locks down the Madrid hub. Hotel AI falls short: 92% of calls fail to capture guest details.
Read → A Revinate report based on 308 mystery calls shows which guest queries AI can handle and which still need a human on the line.
Read → Booking Holdings' CEO admits building the AI travel agent is the easy bit. The hard part is juggling Airbnb, antitrust courts and five simultaneous AI fronts.
Read → Swiss firm Aphy has released an agentic AI platform that executes operational tasks in independent hotels without real-time human supervision.
Read → Google AI Mode shortens the choice phase and the Philippines launches a tourism assistant with no DOT data. Sales get won inside the resort.
Read → The Philippine government's AI assistant answers travel queries inside the eGovPH Superapp without touching the official tourism registry.
Read → Spotnana's CEO takes his thesis to Skift Global Forum: the money is after the booking, not in search.
Read → 49% of professionals use generative AI daily, but only 7% of teams bring it into meetings. The bottleneck isn't the tool, it's the format.
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