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Aug 3Mon
  1. Amadeus Newsroom

    Amadeus study: 75% of U.S. travelers use AI for planning, but booking trust lags

    Amadeus' report 'Tailored Horizons' reveals that 85% of U.S. travelers agree AI saves time and provides personalized recommendations, with 74% using AI during trip planning. However, trust declines when AI takes action: only 20% would allow AI to spend money autonomously within a budget, while 43% would allow it only with conditions. Travelers still desire human oversight, with 51% preferring a combination of AI and human expertise.

  2. TripVivid

    Xiangyuan Culture & Tourism: Zhejiang Tourism Investment Group Stake Rises to 14.78%

    On July 31, Xiangyuan Culture & Tourism announced that 105.5 million shares held by Anhui Xiangyuan, a person acting in concert with the controlling shareholder, were auctioned and won by Zhejiang Tourism Investment Group, with the transfer completed. After the transfer, Zhejiang Tourism Investment Group's stake rose from 4.78% to 14.78%; the controlling shareholder Xiangyuan Travel Development and its concert parties' combined stake fell from 58.08% to 48.07%, with the actual controller unchanged.

  3. Travelport Press Releases

    Travelport Survey Finds U.S. Consumers Want Greater Clarity and Confidence When Booking Travel

    Travelport released findings from its Traveler Confidence Survey, commissioned by Travelport and conducted by Dynata in late June 2026 among 1,000 U.S. consumers aged 18 and older. The survey found 46% of U.S. consumers have abandoned a booking because it became too complicated or time-consuming, and 38% said fewer options would most improve their flight booking experience. Overall, 69% feel overwhelmed by online travel options at least sometimes, including 36% who feel overwhelmed always or often. While 53% said they would trust an AI-powered tool or agent to recommend the best flight, about 72% also feel AI-powered travel booking causes stress or anxiety. Among U.S. consumers using AI for…

Jul 31Fri
  2. PhocusWire All News

    Phocuswright Europe 2026: Is AI Actually Working in Travel?

    At Phocuswright Europe 2026, experts discussed the actual effectiveness of AI in the travel industry. Mario Gavira, CMO of Travelier, said that while AI has been accepted as an efficiency driver and cost reduction tool, there have been no 'consumer-facing killer features.' Chatbots are widely used for conversational search, but conversion rates are extremely low. The panel also discussed startup survival, regulation, and redistribution of human resources.

  4. Amadeus Newsroom

    Amadeus H1 2026: resilient performance with revenue up 5.1% at constant currency

    Amadeus reported resilient H1 2026 results despite geopolitical impacts on global air traffic. Group revenue grew 5.1% at constant currency to €3,334.9 million, adjusted EBIT increased 4.9% to €1,011.5 million, and adjusted diluted EPS grew 7.3%. Air Distribution bookings declined 3.7%, but revenue per booking grew 5.1%. The company highlighted the resilience of its diversified business and continued progress on AI strategy and partnerships.

Jul 30Thu
  1. SAP Concur Blog

    Survey shows AI adoption in business travel outpacing governance

    The eighth annual SAP Concur Global Business Travel Survey reveals AI is now part of the business travel experience, but governance lags. 75% of travelers use AI tools for business trips, and 72% have used or would use unapproved 'shadow AI'. 85% of CFOs worry employees use unapproved AI tools. The survey also found 60% of CFOs say travel expense fraud is increasing, and 73% believe employees may use AI to falsify expenses.

  2. PhocusWire All News

    OAG CEO: Customer Expectations Outpace Tech, AI Adoption Surprisingly Fast

    Six months into his role, OAG CEO Filip Filipov said customer preferences are moving faster than technology can meet, and AI adoption has been surprisingly fast. He noted AI is unevenly distributed across regions and organizations, with large firms slower due to established processes, while startups move quickly. He also cautioned that AI is often overhyped, and we need to distinguish product, technology, and distribution.

Jul 29Wed
  1. Booking.com Newsroom

    Booking.com Travel Happiness Index: APAC Travellers Remain Resilient, Intentional and Joy-Led Amid…

    Booking.com released its inaugural Travel Happiness Index, surveying over 10,000 travelers across 10 APAC markets. The report shows that despite uncertainty, travel remains a source of joy and reset. 84% of APAC travelers say travel helps them reset mentally and emotionally, and 9 in 10 would rather adapt their plans than cancel. Travelers are becoming more intentional, prioritizing local experiences and better value.

  2. PhocusWire All News

    How Hoteliers Can Adapt to the AI Discovery Shift

    PhocusWire reports AI is changing hotel discovery, with travelers increasingly using AI platforms over traditional search engines. Phocuswright data shows US travelers using AI for travel research rose from 33% in H1 2025 to 56% in H1 2026, while general search engine use dropped from 51% to 35%. Experts advise hotels to optimize for AI visibility to protect direct bookings.

  3. PhocusWire All News

    U.S. Tech-First Travel Brands Pay Engineers Up to 35% More

    The Travel Tech Salary Guide 2026 by Travel Tech Talent shows that U.S. tech-first travel companies (e.g., Airbnb, Navan, Priceline) pay engineers 25-35% more than hospitality groups. Tech-first companies offer median base salaries between $193,000 and $205,000, while hospitality groups range from $149,000 to $161,000. The U.S. national median for software developers is $135,980.

Jul 28Tue
  1. GBTA News & Press

    Fuel Shock Keeps Business Travel Prices Elevated Through 2026 With Relief Ahead in 2027, According…

    GBTA and ALTOUR released the 2027 Global Business Travel Forecast, indicating that business travel prices will remain elevated through 2026 due to higher energy prices, rising labor costs, and resilient demand, before moderating in 2027. Global average airfare is forecast to reach $756, up 4.7%; hotel ADR is expected to increase 3.7% to $168; car rental rates are forecast to increase 3.6% to $46.50 per day.

  2. PhocusWire All News

    Travel startup funding and M&A highlights in Q2 2026

    Travel startup funding was relatively quiet in Q2 2026, with deals concentrated in seed and Series B rounds, and one notable Series C. Notable Series B rounds include hotel tech company Smartness raising €47 million and India-based hostel company The Hosteller announcing $16 million. WeRoad secured a $58 million Series C led by Airbnb. Clarasight raised an $11.5 million Series A. Despite the seeming lack of funding, investors are bullish on the outlook. Phocuswright data shows funding reached $1.7 billion in the first five months of the year, up from $1.1 billion in 2025. On the M&A front, Expedia Group's acquisition of CarTrawler, Juniper's acquisition of Deem, and Lighthouse's acquisition…

Jul 27Mon
  1. EU Transport News

    EU Solidarity Lanes June 2026 Data: Key Artery for Ukraine's Trade

    The European Commission released latest figures for the Solidarity Lanes in June 2026. Since May 2022, the lanes have facilitated exports of about 226 million tonnes and imports of about 108 million tonnes, with total trade value estimated at EUR 296 billion. In June, around 70% of imports and 80% of non-agricultural exports moved via the lanes, while only 10% of grain exports did, with the majority still via the Black Sea.

  2. Business Travel News

    Opinion: Travel's AI Investment Faces Data Fragmentation Challenge

    Gee Mann, founder of TravlrID, argues that the travel industry is investing billions in AI but is building on a broken data foundation, causing AI agents to underperform. Traveler data is fragmented across multiple systems without a unified, accurate profile, leading to irrelevant recommendations and policy violations. The article calls for addressing data governance and ownership, otherwise AI will exacerbate fragmentation.

  3. Meadin Research

    2026 Supply Analysis of County-Level Chain Hotels in Henan Province

    According to Meadin Research data, as of August 2026, Henan Province has 1,038 county-level chain hotels with 78,413 rooms, averaging 76 rooms per hotel. The top ten counties account for 320 hotels, 30.8% of the total. Xinzheng leads with 67 hotels. Mid-scale and economy hotels dominate at 73.1%, with a gap in upscale supply. There is significant potential for mid-to-high-end and boutique hotels to expand into county markets.

Jul 23Thu
  1. PhocusWire All News

    13% figure shows why OTAs need hotels: air share declines

    Phocuswright's U.S. Online Travel Agency Market Essentials 2026 shows OTA gross bookings rose 4% in 2025 to $100.3 billion, representing one fifth of U.S. travel bookings, projected to reach 21% by 2028. However, only 13% of airlines' online passenger revenue flows through OTAs, and air's share of OTA bookings declined to 20%. Hotels account for 63% of OTA bookings, making them the key growth driver. The report warns that if hotel growth slows, other segments may not compensate.

  2. PhocusWire All News

    Digital IDs in air travel move beyond pilots to operational deployments

    IATA, Amadeus, and SITA state that digital identity technology is mature, with focus shifting to cross-border interoperability and government policy. IATA expects mass adoption within 1-2 years. India's DigiYatra has enabled around 100 million biometric journeys. Challenges remain in government adoption and cross-border trust. Europe's EES delays highlight airport capacity issues. Passenger demand is strong, with about 80% wanting smartphones to manage travel credentials.

Jul 22Wed
  1. EU Transport News

    EU Publishes Transport and Tourism Trends Report

    The European Commission published a report on EU transport and tourism, covering sustainability, resilience, connectivity, safety, and social aspects. It shows around 1.4 million transport companies employing 10.4 million people. In 2025, EU tourism accommodation overnight stays exceeded 3 billion, a record. The report includes country factsheets on transport networks and alternative fuel uptake.

  2. PhocusWire All News

    AI's success in travel hinges on human involvement

    At Sabre Compass '26, experts discussed AI adoption in travel. Behavioral scientist Isabel Macdonald emphasized team involvement and clear mental models for AI adoption. Malo Santo CEO X. Eyee noted AI should not replace humans but remove machine work; humans handle governance, compliance, and judgment. Companies must plan for failures, cost injections, and operational issues.

Jul 21Tue
  1. PhocusWire All News

    Mindtrip targets DMOs with AI visibility tool

    AI travel platform Mindtrip launched Answer Intelligence to help destination marketing organizations (DMOs) understand traveler questions to AI assistants and create optimized content. Mindtrip cited unpublished research showing 70% of DMOs have seen AI-driven declines in organic search traffic. The tool is powered by millions of traveler conversations, identifies content gaps, and generates AI-assisted recommendations.

  2. PhocusWire All News

    Research: Tours most prepared for AI search, but industry lags

    Obvlo audit found less than a quarter of travel brands are AI-ready. Tours scored highest with average 52, followed by OTAs 43, DMOs 38, hotels 31, and airlines 27. Europe leads with 35% AI-ready, APAC 21%, Americas only 12%. 85% of brands had at least one significant failure, most commonly missing FAQ markup. Obvlo recommends adding FAQ schema, structured data, llms.txt, etc.

  3. Meadin Research

    China Cultural Tourism Group Development Report for July 2026 Released

    Meadin Research released the China Cultural Tourism Group Development Report for July 2026. The report shows 38 signed cultural tourism projects with total investment of approximately 10.76 billion yuan, and 13 started projects with investment of about 4.195 billion yuan. Among 25 listed cultural tourism companies that released H1 earnings forecasts, 12 expected profits and 13 expected losses. The average brand index of the top 100 groups was 127.78, down 35.48% year-on-year and 8.74% month-on-month.

  4. Meadin Research

    China Cultural Tourism Group Development Report August 2026

    The report shows 48 cultural tourism project signings in August with total investment of approximately 17.688 billion yuan, and 16 project starts with investment of about 6.478 billion yuan. Among 64 listed companies, 46 were profitable, with China Tourism Group Duty Free leading in revenue and net profit. In the top 100 list, CYT and others ranked in the top ten.

Jul 20Mon
Jul 19Sun
  1. Meadin Research

    2026 Q2 cultural tourism group investment and financing analysis report

    Meadin Research released its Q2 2026 report on cultural tourism group investment and financing. It shows 79 signed investment projects with disclosed amounts totaling 18.971 billion yuan, and 49 financing projects totaling 38.156 billion yuan, up year-on-year. Investments focus on agriculture-tourism integration and complexes, while financing uses medium-term notes and private placements.

Jul 18Sat
Jul 17Fri
  1. BCD Travel RSS

    BCD research: hotel sourcing should focus on actual usage value

    BCD Travel's research highlights that in hotel sourcing, 86% of buyers prioritize cost control, yet 97% want more flexible cancellation policies and 96% seek enhanced amenities. It suggests measuring utilization, challenging breakfast inclusion assumptions, aligning cancellation policies with behavior, benchmarking beyond discounts, and using data to define value to ensure paying for benefits actually used.

  2. SAP Concur Blog

    Business Travel in 2026: What Finance Leaders Must Prepare For

    A SAP Concur blog post cites survey data showing 97% of CFOs say business travel is important to strategy, and 82% expect budgets to increase in 2026. However, 89% say travel managers need to better justify ROI. AI-driven expense fraud is a rising risk: 92% of CFOs believe employees may use AI to falsify receipts, and 60% report fraud is increasing. Cybersecurity is also a financial risk, with 45% ranking data breach as a top travel concern. The article advises finance leaders to establish ROI frameworks, strengthen AI governance, and enhance cybersecurity controls.

  3. Meadin Research

    China County and District Tourism Communication Report for June 2026

    Meadin Research released its tourism communication report for China's counties and districts in June 2026. Driven by the Dragon Boat Festival, graduation trips, and summer preheating, the tourism market saw robust supply and demand. Top 10 counties for comprehensive communication power include She County, Yi County, Altay City, etc.; top 10 districts include Shinan District of Qingdao, Huangshan District, etc. The report analyzes index changes across mainstream, public, industry, and operation dimensions, with benchmark cases.

Jul 16Thu
  1. SAP Concur Blog

    SAP Concur Benchmark Report Reveals 6 Trends Reshaping Enterprise T&E

    SAP Concur released a new benchmark report based on its processing of over $1 trillion in annual spend, revealing six trends reshaping enterprise travel and expense management. The report explores how modern work influences employee spending, the impact of cost control on traveler experience, traditional expense categories losing context, and how data quality affects compliance and AI readiness. It aims to help leaders ask better questions and leverage technology to address challenges.

  2. CATA

    CATA Q2 industry briefing: rising cost pressures

    CATA held its Q2 2026 information meeting, reporting industry performance. Domestic passenger market faced pressure, international passenger showed resilience, and cargo remained strong in off-season. Middle East conflicts pushed up fuel costs, significantly increasing cost pressures. Global flight volumes recovered to 97% of 2019 levels; IATA downgraded 2026 profit forecast to $48 billion, down 37.2%.

Jul 15Wed
  1. ACI World RSS

    World's Busiest Airports: Atlanta Holds, Asia Climbs as Rankings Reshape

    ACI World released final 2025 data showing global air travel reached 9.8 billion passengers, nearing the 10 billion threshold. Asia-Pacific airports led ranking shifts, with Kuala Lumpur rising six places to 20th and Shanghai Pudong climbing to fifth. Atlanta retained the top spot, but Dubai and Tokyo Haneda are closing the gap. Global air cargo exceeded 131 million metric tonnes, fueled by e-commerce. Aircraft movements surpassed 103.1 million, near pre-2019 levels.

  2. Meadin Research

    June 2026 Housing Rental Market Report Released

    Meadin Research released its June 2026 housing rental industry development report. The report shows that the rental market entered its peak season in June, with rents recovering in key cities and accelerated entry of affordable rental housing and talent apartments. Global rents showed mixed performance: US rents rose for the fifth consecutive month, Canada's decline narrowed, while the UK and Germany maintained growth. In China, Beijing and Shanghai rents both reached 96 yuan per square meter per month. On policy, MOHURD optimized provident fund rental withdrawal rules, and Beijing introduced measures such as no-invoice withdrawals. On corporate dynamics, REITs and ABS financing innovations…

  3. Amadeus Newsroom

    Amadeus Report: Europe Sees Resilient Growth

    Amadeus and UN Tourism released the 'Travel Insights 2026: Focus on Europe' report. Between May 2025 and April 2026, European passenger traffic grew 2.3% year-over-year, hotel occupancy rose 2%, and ADR increased 7%. Japan emerged as Europe's fastest-growing long-haul source market, with searches up 62% and bookings up 19%. Czechia and Iceland were among the fastest-growing booked destinations. Travelers aged 46-65 account for about 30% of all travel demand in Europe. Nearly half of bookings are made more than a month in advance.

  4. Amadeus Newsroom

    Amadeus Report: North America Intra-Regional Demand Steady

    Amadeus and UN Tourism released the 'Travel Insights 2026: Focus on the Americas' report. Between May 2025 and April 2026, passenger traffic across the Americas grew 0.8%, with North America essentially flat (-0.1%), while Central America and South America grew 7.5% and 5.5%, respectively. North America remains the region's connectivity hub, with 2,965 new international routes announced in the past year. Canada, Jamaica, and the Republic of Korea recorded the strongest search growth into North America. Hotel performance remained resilient, with steady occupancy and continued ADR growth.

  5. Amadeus Newsroom

    Amadeus Report: Latin America's Emerging Destinations Rise

    Amadeus and UN Tourism released the 'Travel Insights 2026: Focus on the Americas' report. Between May 2025 and April 2026, passenger traffic across the Americas grew 0.8% year-over-year, but with significant subregional variation: Central America grew 7.5%, South America 5.5%, North America flat, and the Caribbean declined 2.5%. Guatemala, Belize, and El Salvador saw strong search growth. Intra-regional travel remains the backbone of demand, with rising interest from Japan and the Philippines. Emerging destinations such as Aruba, Sint Maarten, and the Cayman Islands are gaining momentum.

Jul 14Tue
  1. PhocusWire All News

    A Market Rewired: 10 Structural Shifts Redefining APAC Travel

    Phocuswright's report identifies ten structural shifts reshaping Asia-Pacific travel, spanning demographics, geopolitics, infrastructure, capital, and technology. These forces interact to redefine demand. India, Indonesia, and Malaysia remain young and growing, while Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan face aging populations. Geopolitical tensions impact arrivals, such as Cambodia's 36% drop and Japan's forecast $7.7 billion loss due to friction with China. Rail and short-term rentals gain share, fintech becomes infrastructure, hotel groups expand abroad, venture capital tightens, and cross-industry partnerships emerge as new distribution channels.