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Sep 25Fri
  1. 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%.

Sep 15Tue
  1. SAP Concur Blog

    How World Vision Balances Global Spend Management with Local Realities

    World Vision operates humanitarian programs across more than 100 countries, including fragile settings where stable internet, electricity, and even card-based payments cannot be assumed. In an SAP Concur Conversations episode, Global Spend Management Director Ben Andrews and Global Spend Manager Bob Perkinson described an approach built on flexibility, governance, trust, and responsible innovation rather than rigid mandates: technology must fit local infrastructure, standardization must leave room for localization, buy-in is built by giving regional and national leaders a stake, and Concur-based visibility helps demonstrate the donor promise. On AI, World Vision focuses on proven use cases…

Aug 27Thu
  1. China Tourism News

    Digital Cultural Tourism Development Requires Multi-Stakeholder Governance

    The article argues that comprehensive governance of digital cultural tourism requires multi-stakeholder collaboration, emphasizing data security, green development, and agile governance. The Ministry of Education has added 'digital cultural tourism' as a major, reflecting the industry's digitalization trend. The authors propose governance from three dimensions: industrial upgrading, urban-rural adaptation, and technology for good.

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.

Jul 22Wed
  1. 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.

Jun 24Wed
  1. Amadeus Newsroom

    Amadeus Report: Trust, Security, Governance Key to Scaling AI in Corporate Travel

    Amadeus released a new report, Orchestrating Success, revealing that transformative AI tools are ready, but their successful adoption depends on strong foundations of trust, security, and governance. The report finds AI is poised to fundamentally transform the role of travel managers by automating repetitive tasks such as policy queries, approvals, and disruption management, freeing them to focus on forecasting, risk management, and wellbeing. It highlights AI use cases already taking shape in Amadeus Cytric, including trip intent detection, zero-touch trips, and dynamic policy.

Jun 2Tue
  1. SAP Concur Blog

    Where AI Helps Spend Management and Where It Complicates It

    SAP Concur's article explores AI's dual role in spend management. AI can reduce administrative burden, process large data, and manage complexity, but it can also amplify existing weaknesses like inconsistent data, disconnected systems, and weak governance. The article emphasizes that AI success depends on strong foundations: connected systems, trustworthy data, and clear governance. The future of spend management requires balancing automation with human judgment.

May 2Sat
  1. SAP Concur Blog

    Faster Isn't the Same as Better When Scaling Automation

    SAP Concur blog discusses that after finance teams deploy automated expense tools, early results are positive, but inconsistencies emerge later, such as out-of-policy expenses being approved and teams interpreting policies differently. This stems from a lack of governance. With global business travel spend projected at $1.69 trillion, small inconsistencies can multiply. The article recommends aligning policy design, approval logic, and governance to ensure automation delivers consistency and confidence.