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Sep 28Mon
  1. Skift Feed

    Cleartrip Enters India's Fragmented Holiday Package Market

    Cleartrip, the Flipkart-owned online travel platform, announced its entry into holiday packages, bundling flights, hotels, activities and transfers into customizable itineraries. Gaurav Patwari, Chief Business Officer — Air, told Skift that India's overall travel booking market is worth $75 billion-$80 billion, with holidays and packages accounting for about $20 billion. More than 90% of the holiday market remains fragmented, with online penetration even lower. Travelers can start from an expert-curated package and then change hotels, flights, transfers and activities.

  2. 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.

Sep 25Fri
  1. 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…

Sep 22Tue
  1. China Tourism News

    China Appears as Lead Partner Country at 2026 UK ATAS Annual Conference

    The 2026 annual conference of the UK's Association of Touring and Adventure Suppliers (ATAS) was held in Northampton, England, on 21-22 September 2026, with China appearing as the event's lead partner country. China's London Tourist Office used the Mid-Autumn Festival occasion to stage a "Shared Moon at the Same Time" culture-and-tourism programme, presenting Chinese culture and new opportunities in China's tourism development to nearly 500 UK travel-industry representatives. The office joined airlines and travel agencies in exhibition booths, explaining new China travel scenarios alongside the visa-free policy, and many UK tour operators said they would add China itineraries to next year's…

  2. TravelDaily China

    2026 TravelDaily Summit: AI Reshapes Travel Entry Points and Supply Chains

    The 2026 TravelDaily Summit & Digital Travel Show was held on September 22-23, 2026 at the Shanghai International Convention Center under the theme of change, drawing more than 1,700 senior executives from OTA, hotel, airline, cruise, TMC, destination, travel technology, cultural-tourism consumption and investment segments. Sessions covered AI-driven industry change, shifts in global travel consumption and the restructuring of travel supply chains. TravelDaily CEO Li Chao said that as AI enters travel search, planning, customer service, development and operations, competition will return to the industrial base: real supply, inventory and pricing, fulfillment efficiency, experience design, c…

Sep 17Thu
  1. Skift Feed

    Sam's Club Travel Relaunches With Cruises via Boundless Labs Partnership

    Sam's Club, the warehouse retail chain owned by Walmart, has relaunched Sam's Club Travel with a new cruise-booking site through a partnership with Boundless Labs, a five-year-old cruise-booking technology company. Sam's Club curates itineraries, sailings and destinations. The vast majority of cruise bookings industrywide still happen offline through human agents because of complexity spanning the sailing, cabin types, meal plans, flights to the embarkation port, hotel nights, transfers and shore excursions. Boundless Labs says more than 90% of the cruise bookings it handles for other partners, including Kayak and PerkSpot, happen online.

Sep 9Wed
  1. Almosafer Corporate News

    Almosafer Activities Integrates with Saudi Tourism Exchange Portal

    Almosafer Activities has partnered with the Saudi Tourism Authority to integrate its content with the Saudi Partner Tourism Exchange Portal. The API integration will enable distribution of activities and experiences through the B2B platform to a global partner network, including consumer platforms like Visit Saudi, supporting Saudi Vision 2030's target of 150 million annual visitors.

Aug 12Wed
  1. Skift Feed

    The AI Agent Should Belong to the Traveler: Industry Implications

    The article explores the idea that AI agents should serve the user, not the company, noting that current travel AI tools are seller-side agents driving bookings and upsells. If a truly traveler-centric agent gains trust, persuasion tactics lose power, and suppliers need transparent pricing and accessible inventory. However, Meta's ad model raises questions about loyalty.

Aug 3Mon
  1. Travelport Press Releases

    Travelport Appoints Kenneth Johansen as Chief Revenue Officer

    Travelport announced the appointment of Kenneth Johansen as Chief Revenue Officer, leading its commercial organization including agency, operator, and travel partner channels. Johansen previously served as Senior Vice President at Oracle, with over 20 years of enterprise technology sales leadership. Additionally, Jason Toothman was named Chief Sales Officer for Strategic Accounts. These appointments aim to drive Travelport's modern retailing platform expansion.

Jul 31Thu
  1. Amadeus Newsroom

    Amadeus H1 2025 Results: Revenue Up 6.8% to €3.26 Billion

    Amadeus released H1 2025 financial results, with group revenue up 6.8% to €3.26 billion, or 7.6% at constant currency. Operating income rose 8.1% to €938.1 million, and profit increased 12.3% to €727.4 million. Air IT Solutions revenue grew 7.1%, Hospitality & Other Solutions revenue grew 6.2%, and Air Distribution revenue grew 6.8%. Asia Pacific saw strong growth, with passengers boarded up 9.9% and bookings up 10.4%.