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Sep 3Thu
  1. Skift Feed

    Amadeus Travel President: Open Ecosystem, Traveler in Control

    In a Skift Global Forum preview interview, Amadeus President of Travel Decius Valmorbida argues for a more open travel ecosystem. He advocates a 'longevity-first' investment approach, prioritizing long-term impact over hype. Valmorbida calls for moving from closed, walled ecosystems to an open, collaborative model where travelers are in control, with shared foundations like identity, data standards, and interoperability. He emphasizes trust as a key differentiator and highlights cooperation as the industry's most overlooked opportunity.

Jul 6Mon
  1. PhocusWire All News

    Weighing build versus buy in travel's AI era

    At Phocuswright Europe 2026, executives from Amadeus, Etraveli, and Hopper Technology Solutions discussed build versus buy strategies in the AI era. Amadeus typically builds technology in-house, investing €1.4 billion in R&D in 2025, but also acquires companies like SkyLink with unique capabilities. Etraveli acquired Wenrix to enhance B2B predictive and agentic AI. HTS builds AI internally due to travel complexity, but advises companies lacking tech stack and talent to buy.

Apr 29Wed
  1. Amadeus Newsroom

    Amadeus to Acquire IDEMIA Public Security for €1.2B

    Amadeus announces intention to acquire IDEMIA Public Security (IPS) for €1.2 billion to strengthen biometric and identity capabilities, creating seamless travel journeys. IPS employs ~3,300 and serves 600+ customers. Closing expected mid-2027, with earn-out up to €1.35 billion. This accelerates Amadeus' growth in airports and border verticals.

Mar 9Mon
Mar 3Tue
  1. Sabre Newsroom

    Sabre Unveils AI-First Platform at ITB Berlin 2026

    At ITB Berlin 2026, Sabre announced the completion of a multiyear technology rebuild, unveiling a unified AI-first platform, Sabre Mosaic, with cloud-native architecture, embedded Google Gemini, and a Travel Data Cloud with over 50 petabytes of data. The company aims to lead in agentic travel, offering intelligent retailing, autonomous workflows, and enterprise-grade governance.

Oct 3Mon
  1. SAP Concur Blog

    Business Travel Technology Trends and Apps: Looking to the Future

    The article notes business travelers face geopolitical developments, extreme weather, cybersecurity, flight disruptions, labor shortages, and inflation. It recommends a mobile-first approach, equipping travelers with apps and tools. Recommended apps include TripIt, Google Maps, rideshare apps, Xe Currency Converter, TripLingo, Travelex insurance, and ExpenseIt. It also highlights in-flight Wi-Fi, VPN, public Wi-Fi safety, and digital health passes/vaccine passports (e.g., IATA Travel Pass, VeriFLY, CommonPass). Next-gen technologies (AR, ML, AI) will continue to reshape business travel.

Jun 29Wed
  1. SAP Concur Blog

    Challenges of Modern Business Travel and How to Solve Them

    SAP Concur blog discusses challenges in modern business travel management. It cites GBTA predicting global business travel spend will reach $1.7 trillion by 2022. A 2018 GBTA report shows travel managers spend as much as 66% more time on data analysis, evaluating technology, and traveler safety. The article says traditional travel solutions cannot keep up with modern demands and recommends connecting data from suppliers, corporate cards, ERP, GDS, and TMC partners for near-real-time sharing.