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  1. Business Travel News31

    Groupe Voyages VP Automates Mining and Medical Repatriation Workflows with Amgine

    Quebec-based travel agency Groupe Voyages VP has tapped corporate travel AI platform Amgine to automate workflows in mining workforce travel and medical repatriation services. The agency is first using Amgine to streamline workflows on its group and events desk while keeping agents in the booking process, helping meet clients' growing expectations around speed and visibility. General manager Steven Lang said that for mining and medical repatriation clients, where timing, accuracy and responsiveness are critical, this is an important step forward in service delivery. The agency plans to expand its use of Amgine across other service lines in the future.

  2. Business Travel News35

    BizTrip AI Launches MCP Layer for Booking Inside Claude and ChatGPT

    AI corporate travel platform BizTrip AI introduced custom Model Context Protocol functionality that enables natural-language corporate travel booking within Claude and ChatGPT. Users who connect their BizTrip AI accounts can search for air, hotel and car rental content in those assistants and complete bookings, with corporate policy applicable to natural-language searches. BizTrip AI earlier partnered to use Sabre's global distribution system and SabreMosaic Travel Marketplace for content. Launched last year, the company reported about a dozen enterprise clients at various pilot stages this summer.

  3. Business Travel News23

    Expensify Integrates Expense Tools with Anthropic's Claude

    Expensify announced an integration with Anthropic that makes its expense management tools available as a Claude for Small Business plugin. Expense managers can use natural-language prompts within Claude to analyze Expensify card, expense and receipt data, such as asking which expenses from the previous month are missing receipts or what was spent in a category over a period broken down by vendor. Expensify said it codes and matches transactions as they occur, catches out-of-policy items before they become problems, and delivers books ready to close at month-end.

  4. Hospitality Technology58

    Winnow携手希尔顿推出AI餐饮需求预测应用

    AI食品浪费技术公司Winnow宣布推出Winnow Foresight，一款与希尔顿厨师团队共同开发的移动优先生产预测网页应用。该应用无需摄像头和秤等硬件，利用AI在服务开始前预测单品级厨房需求，结合酒店入住率数据与历史消耗数据生成每日备餐计划，预测准确率最高可达传统厨房估算的两倍。厨房员工可通过手机拍照记录餐后剩余食物，AI自动估算重量以校准未来备餐模型。早期在欧洲希尔顿物业的试点显示，5至6个月内剩余食物重量最多减少69%，每客成本下降10%，整体食品成本下降5%。该产品面向精选服务品牌和轻餐饮运营，如Hampton by Hilton和Hilton Garden Inn。

  5. Hospitality Technology40

    Ladera与Stayntouch PMS集成，为酒店管理公司提供AI商业智能

    AI商业智能平台Ladera宣布与云原生PMS供应商Stayntouch实现直接集成，为酒店管理公司及多物业商业团队构建统一分析层。该集成通过只读API将Stayntouch的运营、房价及多物业绩效数据接入Ladera引擎，支持自然语言组合查询与自动化商业报告，并可整合销售、营销、渠道盈利等外部数据流，无需系统迁移或数据仓库重构。

  6. Hospitality Technology26

    MGM高管将在酒店科技论坛分享系统升级与AI试点经验

    酒店科技媒体Hospitality Technology报道，MGM Resorts International游戏、商业与数据技术高级副总裁Hemant Salvi将在今年酒店科技论坛（11月17-19日，拉斯维加斯Red Rock Resort）首日炉边对话中，分享MGM在物业满负荷运营期间替换核心企业系统的经验，以及在餐饮业务中测试人工智能的实际做法，包括真实宾客反馈和哪些工具最终被永久采用。Salvi拥有25年工程领导经验，曾管理超过250名工程师和产品开发人员。

  7. Hospitality Technology48

    AI时代决策速度：酒店数据架构与VCC结算自动化

    Hapi CEO Jeff Bzdawka指出，酒店业在追逐AI差异化时跳过了AI就绪的基础。MIT研究显示95%的生成式AI项目未达目标，RateGain 2026年分销报告显示仅10%的酒店AI投入实现预期价值。他将决策速度定义为三个相互依赖的变量：获得答案的时间、对答案的信心、与行动的距离。酒店资产由住宿、餐饮、水疗、活动与零售等业务组成，常堆叠10至20个专用系统，且依赖隔夜批处理，数据割裂。他主张将数据层与核心交易系统解耦，通过API与归一化管道汇入云端湖仓。案例显示，某大型连锁通过自动化VCC验证与入账，将VCC交易失败率从30%降至1%以下。

  8. Hospitality Technology

    McDonald's $8.5 Billion Investment and the State of Restaurant Tech

    McDonald's unveiled its "McDonald's > NEXT" strategy at Investor Day, committing $8.5 billion in total partnering support through 2036, with $5 billion injected into the franchise system by 2030, equivalent to roughly $100,000 in annual cash flow benefits for the average U.S. location. The plan includes retraining over 2 million employees and scaling ArchIQ, a generative AI platform built with Google's help, to power drive-thru voice AI and chatbot assistance for frontline staff. McDonald's expects ArchIQ to unlock about 250 basis points of restaurant-level efficiency gains. The move follows McDonald's mid-2024 termination of its three-year drive-thru voice AI trial with IBM, citing order e…

  9. Amadeus Newsroom62

    Amadeus报告：全球旅行社拥抱AI，同时要求价格一致性

    Amadeus发布两年一度的全球旅行社研究报告，调查了超过750家旅行社。报告显示，43%的旅行社比2024年更频繁使用GDS，平均每天使用超过6次，连接近8小时。94%的旅行社认为价格一致性高度重要，63%会因价格不一致而转向其他酒店。90%依赖酒店描述字段，88%表示可持续性影响客户选择。超过四分之三的旅行社将AI用于销售工具，APAC在高级AI用例上领先。

  10. Amex GBT Press Room92

    Long Lake完成63亿美元收购Amex GBT，后者从纽交所退市

    Global Business Travel Group（Amex GBT）宣布，其被Long Lake Management以全现金交易收购已完成，公司估值约63亿美元。该交易于2026年5月4日公布，并于2026年8月3日经股东特别大会批准。根据合并协议，Amex GBT股东每股获得9.50美元现金，较合并协议签署日30日成交量加权平均价溢价65.1%。交易完成后，Amex GBT普通股停止交易并从纽约证券交易所退市，公司转为私有。Amex GBT首席执行官Paul Abbott表示，此次交易将Long Lake的AI工程团队引入公司，加速塑造商旅管理的未来，从代理式客户工具到AI赋能的…

  11. Skift Feed78

    Booking Holdings推出AI助手Lola，Kayak联合创始人操刀

    Booking Holdings全资推出AI助手Lola，由Kayak联合创始人Steve Hafner与Paul English打造，于周二上线。Lola并非Booking.com内的AI功能，而是定位为OTA本身，目标是在一次对话中把旅客从开放式想法带到完成预订。Hafner直接向CEO Glenn Fogel汇报，并获得“绿地”授权，从零开始写代码和建品牌。团队已开发五个月，约20名员工分布在纽约与马萨诸塞州剑桥。

  12. Skift Feed18

    Skift网络研讨会：当AI成为旅行代理，酒店如何被选中

    Skift与Aven Hospitality联合举办网络研讨会，探讨AI如何改变旅行者的酒店发现与预订方式。研讨会将发布覆盖美国、英国和澳大利亚4000名近期酒店住客的消费者研究，分析旅行者如何在整个酒店旅程中使用和信任AI、当酒店信息不准确时会发生什么，以及这些体验如何影响预订决策。Aven Hospitality首席营收官Noreen Henry与朗廷酒店集团战略、技术与创新高级副总裁Sean Seah将参与讨论。会议还将探讨酒店如何确保信息准确、完整、最新且一致，以便被AI系统理解和检索，并提升直接预订竞争力。

  13. Skift Feed42

    Skift欧洲数据与AI峰会：五项待决抉择

    Skift将于2026年10月6日在伦敦举办数据与AI峰会欧洲场，围绕欧洲旅游业AI落地的五项关键抉择展开：合规与速度、本地自建与全球采购、碎片化与规模化、在位者与挑战者、控制权与可见度。峰会指出，欧盟AI透明度规则已于8月生效，违规最高可罚1500万欧元或全球营业额3%；法国法院裁定AI工具试点前也需进行劳资委员会协商。欧洲AI旅游初创企业2026年前三季度融资1.58亿美元，占欧洲已披露风险投资的20%以上；2026年上半年欧洲AI融资的73%集中于38家公司。

  14. TravelDaily China42

    旅悦集团CEO周荣：AI赋能单店经营，从规模增长转向精细化运营

    在环球旅讯峰会上，旅悦集团CEO周荣分享了AI如何进入酒店经营的具体环节，帮助单店提升收益、降低成本并改善服务。文章指出，2026年暑期国内出游总人次达11.2亿，但国内酒店RevPAR同比下降3%，出租率下滑3.5%；2026年上半年全国新增客房31.6万间，供给增加4.6%，需求仅增加2.7%，整体ADR下降3%。旅悦推出金蟾蜍RMS系统、AI Agent、小悦SCRM等工具，旨在将过去依赖集团组织的能力下沉到单店。

  15. Pinchain Tourism

    China's Meteorological Data Management Measures Take Effect 1 November

    The China Meteorological Administration released the Meteorological Data Management Measures, effective 1 November. The measures establish rules covering data supply, circulation and use, security safeguards and supervision, implementing the 15th Five-Year Plan for national meteorological development and building a framework for the submission, management and application of cross-sphere Earth system data around an Earth system data platform. They create an authorised-operation mechanism for public meteorological data under structurally separated data property rights, strengthening data rights protection and providing a legal basis for confirming and authorising the operation of public meteo…

  16. European Commission Press Corner

    EU adds €500 million to research and innovation support

    The European Commission has allocated an additional €500 million to Horizon Europe, its flagship research and innovation programme, bringing the two-year 2026-2027 budget to around €14.8 billion. The Commission is also widening the programme's scope with two new cross-cutting calls: Transformative Change Towards a Nature-Positive Economy and Society, budgeted at €237 million, and Bridging Actions 2027, with total financing of €260 million. Two monitoring reports published the same day show the programme has invested €61 billion in grants and €1.3 billion in equity across nearly 23,000 projects involving more than 34,000 organisations, including 20,000 companies, with the private sector rece…

Sep 29Tue
  1. China Tourism News

    2026 World Tourism Day Main Event Held in El Salvador

    On 27 September, the 2026 World Tourism Day main event was held in El Salvador. This year's theme was 'Digital Agenda and Artificial Intelligence Reshaping Tourism'. Participants from tourism, technology and business discussed topics including 'From digital transformation to people-centred impact', 'Leading the AI revolution: building a trusted, transparent and people-centred future' and 'Beyond algorithms: who shapes the world's next travel direction', and conducted technical visits. World Tourism Day is observed annually on 28 September.

  2. China Tourism News

    National AI Application Pilot Base (Culture & Tourism) Campus Opens in Hangzhou

    On 28 September, the launch ceremony for the National AI Application Pilot Base (Culture & Tourism) campus and its first ecosystem partner conference were held in Hangzhou, Zhejiang. Located in Gongshu District, the base is the country's first culture-and-tourism-oriented application pilot base, led by Zhejiang Provincial Cultural Industry Investment Group under a '1+4+5+N' architecture. It released five models including the 'Wenrun' large model, four high-quality datasets including a historic-building gene dataset, and five application scenarios including the 'Aiyouyou' culture-tourism super agent.

Sep 28Mon
  1. TravelDaily China

    TourMind Group and Alibaba Cloud Sign Full-Stack AI Cooperation Agreement

    On September 23, TourMind Future (Hangzhou) Technology Co. and Alibaba Cloud signed a full-stack AI cooperation agreement to combine the Qwen large model with TourMind's travel service capabilities. The partners will focus on a 'super AI travel butler,' jointly validating long-term trip memory, multi-turn planning, task dormancy and wake-up, and secure sandboxes. They will also explore multimodal content production for travel images, videos and copy, plus pilots in customer profiling, AI sales coaching and overseas email customer service. The cooperation follows a path of small-scale pilots, business-value validation and gradual rollout.

  2. TravelDaily China

    AI Travel Entrepreneur Tests GPT: Personal Trip Planning Process Rewritten

    At the 2026 TravelDaily Summit, Li Shaohua, co-founder and CEO of Beijing Shilv Network Technology, shared his views on travel AI applications and investment trends. He said AI plus travel has entered execution-layer competition: models understand intent, agents organize tasks, but fulfillment still requires travel companies. He personally tested GPT-5.6 for U.S. trip planning and concluded GPT has rewritten the personal travel service process, though booking and payment remain gaps. Surveys show 61% of U.S. consumers use agent services, but only 8% book directly through AI.

Sep 26Sat
  1. Skift Feed

    Hyatt CEO on Owner Value and Replacing Four Core Hotel Systems

    Hyatt Chairman, President and CEO Mark Hoplamazian said at Skift Global Forum that Hyatt has been the largest owner of its own hotels for 67 of its 70 years, shaping a different set of decisions. He said Hyatt replaced four core systems at once — central reservations, property management, revenue management and point-of-sale — delivering 40% savings on the property management system, with Hyatt absorbing the entire cost and passing none to owners. He also said Hyatt's leisure mix rose from about 35% in 2017 to closer to 55% by 2025, driven in part by the $2.7 billion acquisition of Apple Leisure Group during COVID.

Sep 25Fri
  1. Skift Feed

    Chenault on Travel Membership and AI-Driven Integration

    At Skift Global Forum, Kenneth Chenault, Chairman & Managing Director of General Catalyst, shared lessons from transforming the Amex Platinum card: build on experiences across the full hospitality journey and segment by services and needs. Amex targeted customers in their late 20s and early 30s, and within two years roughly 35% of new Platinum customers were 35 or under. He stressed that strong brands balance rational and emotional values. Long Lake, backed by General Catalyst, used a proprietary AI platform called Nexus to lift revenue growth from 5% to 15-20%; its first acquisition took six months to integrate, while the fifth took three weeks. That model is now being tested at scale with…

  2. Skift Feed

    Travel's Agentic AI Future Faces Infrastructure and Cost Gaps

    At Skift Global Forum, Steve Singh, Executive Chairman & CEO of Spotnana, and Elena Avila, EVP of Travel Distribution at Amadeus, discussed what must be in place for AI agents to work in travel. Singh said servicing accounts for 90% of the cost structure and 90% of dissatisfaction in a travel experience, and that agentic services can consistently deliver the quality of the top 5-10% of human agents. Avila said the industry needs shared standards for identity, data, and interoperability, without which agentic AI won't deliver its value. Singh estimated five to seven years to get there, noting the industry has 70 years of history working against shared standards. Avila also said compute costs…

  3. Skift Feed

    Airbnb CEO: Rebuilding as an AI-Native Company

    At the Skift Global Forum, Airbnb co-founder and CEO Brian Chesky said the company chose to rebuild around AI rather than layer it onto the existing business. He called AI an existential risk to Airbnb and also its growth engine, accelerating growth and share gains from OTAs and hotels. Airbnb shipped over 600 features this year, nearly twice last year's pace, and nearly half of customer service tickets are now handled by AI in 50 languages. Chesky also said Airbnb will launch its own agent and will eventually welcome chain hotels including Marriott and Hilton.

  4. Hotel Dive Feed

    Lodging Lowdown: Highgate Names New CMO, BWH Debuts Extended-Stay Property

    Several hotel industry developments this week: Highgate appointed Erica Doyne as chief marketing officer; she brings nearly two decades of hospitality and travel leadership experience, most recently as CMO of Cardinal Financial and previously in marketing executive roles at Hyatt. BWH Hotels opened @HOME by Best Western McDonough in Georgia, a 128-suite extended-stay property marking the brand's first location in the state and Southeast region and its second in the U.S. Separately, more than 7,000 union hotel workers in Chicago voted to authorize a strike, which could become the city's largest hotel strike.

  5. Web in Travel

    Agoda report: Asia's developers grant AI more autonomy but keep human accountability

    Agoda released its AI Developer Report 2026, covering Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, the Philippines, Singapore, Vietnam and India. 53% of surveyed developers already use AI agents in production or broadly, led by Thailand at 64%; the share saving seven or more hours a week rose to 55% from 18% in 2025; 71% expect AI agents to handle most development work within three years, while 79% still require human approval for production deployment. Cost is the top barrier at 28%.

  6. Business Travel News

    SkyLink Upgrades AI Servicing Capabilities with Amadeus

    AI corporate travel assistant SkyLink has completed a roughly 18-month substantial upgrade, gaining resources from its Amadeus acquisition to scale globally. The upgrade enables real-time interruption and multi-instruction handling within conversations, adds more agentic capabilities such as exchanges, rebooking and multi-month trips, and includes robust analytics providing an auditable decision trail. Founded in 2021, SkyLink is an LLM-based tool integrated with enterprise chat channels including Microsoft Teams and Slack, with publicly identified clients McKinsey & Company and Sony, and sees TMC productivity as a growth area.

  7. Brazil ANAC News

    Brazil ANAC Internal Affairs Unit Maintains Level 3 in CGU Maturity Model

    The internal affairs unit (Corregedoria) of Brazil's National Civil Aviation Agency (ANAC) maintained Level 3 in the Brazilian Office of the Comptroller General's (CGU) correctional maturity model. The assessment analyzes the structure and practices of internal affairs units across federal public administration bodies and is conducted every two years. ANAC was first assessed in 2022, reaching Level 2; it advanced to Level 3 in 2024 and maintained that level in 2026. Next areas of focus include strengthening preventive work, using strategic data, improving management of correctional risks and vulnerabilities, evolving guidance mechanisms, and evaluating the adoption of new technologies such…

  8. Hospitality Technology

    Castle Resorts Rebuilds Web Platform with AI-First Stack to Unify 5 Reservation Engines

    Hawaii-based management company Castle Resorts & Hotels rebuilt its enterprise digital platform, CastleResorts.com, using an AI-assisted development model to aggregate its multi-property portfolio under a single direct-booking architecture. Its core technical approach is a unified booking interface that queries and routes guest searches across five distinct reservation systems spanning 20 properties in Hawaii, Reno and Auckland. The project bypassed traditional software agency models, completing the build in under four months for a low five-figure sum ($10k-$50k range), versus the typical 12-month timeline and high six-figure budget. The platform also structures its architecture and schema…

  9. Skift Feed

    Hyatt CEO on Lessons From Owning Hotels and the Trend He's Most Excited About

    Speaking at the Skift Global Forum in New York City, Hyatt Chairman, President and CEO Mark Hoplamazian addressed hotel owners' pushback over costs and fees, saying the company's response comes down to mindset. He noted that for 67 of Hyatt's almost 70 years the company was the largest owner of its own hotels, so during Covid it faced the same crisis as owners in its portfolio; the estimated break-even occupancy for some larger hotels was about 43%, cut to 22% within six months, after which Hyatt shared the full playbook with its biggest third-party owner, Host Hotels.

Sep 24Thu
  1. Skift Feed

    Hilton CEO: AI-Driven Project RISE Targets 75-100 Basis Points Owner Margin Improvement

    Hilton President & CEO Christopher Nassetta said at Skift Global Forum that the company launched Project RISE in mid-2025, targeting 75 to 100 basis points of owner margin improvement through AI and process redesign. He stressed that AI-driven efficiency should be a recurring program, not a one-off cut, and revealed Hilton scrapped its entire legacy technology stack seven or eight years ago to maintain agility. Nassetta also noted that non-residential fixed investment exceeded 10% in Q2 2026, giving the industry room for structural cost improvements, but the AI infrastructure spending cycle has not yet peaked, with winners and losers expected.

  2. Web in Travel

    Trip.Biz launches Agent ONE; India travel market grows just 1% in 2025

    Trip.Biz, Trip.com Group's business-travel arm, unveiled its Agent ONE AI suite at the Transform 2026 summit in Singapore, comprising planning, booking, approval and insight agents, claiming it cuts average booking time from about 45 minutes to 2 minutes and approval waits from over an hour to under 3 seconds. Meanwhile, a Phocuswright report shows India's travel market grew just 1% to $41.7 billion in 2025, with a 13% rebound to $47.2 billion expected in 2026. Cloudbeds and Klook launched a two-way distribution integration, and WTTC, JATA and Tourism EXPO Japan signed an MOU.

  3. Skift Feed

    Airbnb CEO Chesky Commits to Launching an AI Agent in 2027

    According to Skift, Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky said at Skift Global Forum that the company will launch its own AI agent in 2027, adding that the new interface would be 'much richer than a chatbot.' Chesky has previously described Airbnb's future as an 'agentic app' and an eventual AI concierge. On the August earnings call, he said that within roughly 12 to 18 months travelers would be able to bring a broad request, such as planning a family trip to Europe, and have the platform help assemble the trip. Just two weeks before the forum, he told Goldman Sachs the company was still piloting richer AI interfaces.

  4. Pinchain Tourism

    Meituan Launches Jibai Flagship Edition, Integrates with Hotel PMS

    On September 23, Meituan announced an upgrade to its hotel AI product Jibai with the launch of a flagship edition targeting upscale and chain hotels, offering full-chain AI support spanning market insight, operational diagnosis and performance review. With merchant authorization, the flagship edition can connect to hotel PMS and other local operating systems to consolidate data scattered across channels. Meituan said the flagship edition has been co-built with a first batch of upscale and chain hotels, achieving 98% diagnostic accuracy and a 20% gain in full-chain management efficiency; merchants deeply using Jibai saw RevPAR rise an average of 11%.

  5. TravelDaily China

    Poly Hotels Details Vertical LLM Path, Lightweight Model Deployment Under RMB 100,000

    Zhang Ye, deputy general manager of Poly Hotels Management, disclosed to TravelDaily the R&D path and industry enablement plan for its hotel vertical large model. Poly argues general-purpose LLMs struggle to reach core hotel operating decisions due to data-security risk and prohibitive private-deployment costs. Its approach applies hotel-specific reinforcement learning on a general model base, then distills and compresses it into a lightweight small model retaining over 95%-98% of core capabilities, with deployment cost of only RMB 200,000, or even under RMB 100,000. The model is in internal testing for business analysis and is planned for external release in October or November.

  6. Pinchain Tourism

    Fliggy and Alibaba Cloud Bailian Launch Travel AI Hackathon

    At the 2026 Hangzhou Yunqi Conference, Fliggy and Alibaba Cloud Bailian announced the launch of a travel AI hackathon, open to all individual developers, with outstanding works and developers receiving token subsidies, expert coaching and commercial ecosystem resources. The two-month event has preset topics including hotel staycations, destination exploration, AI private guides and inbound-travel assistants, plus an open track. It is built on Fliggy's AI open platform and flyai skill, giving developers access to price and inventory data across flights, hotels, tickets, car services and destination activities, with Alibaba Cloud Bailian providing models and workflows.

  7. TravelDaily China

    Meituan's Hotel AI Jibai Serves Over 100,000 Merchants

    On September 23, Meituan released the full solution for its hotel AI product Jibai, covering the entire operating chain including business diagnosis, market assessment, pricing reference, budget management and review reporting. The solution includes the Jibai Lite edition for single-channel small and mid-sized hotels and the Jibai Flagship edition for multi-channel high-star and chain hotels, with built-in "AI expert teams" handling data analysis, diagnosis and recommendation generation, while final decisions remain with merchants. Jibai Lite launched in June 2025 and now covers 140,000 small and mid-sized hotel merchants.

  8. TravelDaily China

    Fliggy and Alibaba Cloud Bailian Launch Industry's First Travel AI Hackathon

    At the 2026 Hangzhou Yunqi Conference, Fliggy and Alibaba Cloud Bailian announced the industry's first travel AI hackathon, open to all individual developers, with outstanding works and developers receiving token subsidies, expert coaching and commercial ecosystem resources. The two-month event has preset topics including hotel staycations, destination exploration, AI private guides and inbound-travel assistants, plus an open track. It is built on Fliggy's AI open platform and flyai skill, giving developers access to price and inventory data across flights, hotels, tickets, car services and destination activities, with Alibaba Cloud Bailian providing models and workflows.

  9. China Tourism News

    Three OTA Half-Year Reports: Growth Logic Shifts as Ctrip Bets on International, Tongcheng Acquires…

    In the first half of this year, listed Chinese OTAs continued to grow overall, but the growth logic is changing. Ctrip's net revenue was RMB 31.871 billion, up 11.15% year on year, while net profit attributable to shareholders fell to RMB 4.1 million due to an antitrust penalty. Tongcheng Travel's revenue was RMB 9.993 billion, up 10.5%, with net profit of RMB 1.411 billion, up 7.67%. Tuniu's net revenue was about RMB 272 million, up 7.58%, but profitability came under pressure. Ctrip is betting on international business, with inbound tourism orders up 95% year on year in H1 and international platform revenue growth exceeding 50% in Q2. Tongcheng Travel expanded into hotel management and hi…

  10. China Tourism News

    Guangdong Releases 25 AI-plus-Cultural-Tourism Cases

    On September 22, the Guangdong Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism hosted the AI-plus-culture-and-tourism session of the second Guangdong AI Application Matchmaking Conference in Guangzhou. The department, together with the provincial development and reform commission and the industry and information technology department, released 25 typical 2026 Guangdong AI-plus-culture-and-tourism cases: 14 application-scenario cases and 11 application-product-and-service cases, covering smart museums, smart libraries, intelligent guides, intangible heritage digitization and low-altitude cultural tourism. A demand list for AI-plus-culture-and-tourism applications was also released.