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Sep 11Fri
  1. Pinchain Tourism

    Ge Lei: What Kind of Tourism Professional Should We Become?

    Ge Lei, Secretary-General of the China Tourism Association, spoke at Beijing Union University's 'First Lesson' event, discussing the meaning and future of the tourism industry. He described tourism as a way of learning, growing and living, and highlighted three trends: cultural-tourism integration, industry crossover and experience-first. Ge Lei argued that tourism is the industry most resilient to AI disruption, and that sincerity is the greatest human competitive advantage.

Sep 10Thu
  1. Skift Feed

    Skift Global Forum: Five Decisions in the Room

    Skift published a pre-read for its 2026 Global Forum framing five industry decisions: incumbency versus reinvention, funnel versus agent, premium versus volume, human versus machine, and certainty versus speed. Citing Skift Research, AI-enabled companies took 45% of travel startup funding by mid-2025, up from 10% in 2023; 30% of travelers reported "extensive" AI use for trip planning, up 17 percentage points; only 6% of hotels appear in AI-generated search results and only 2% of leisure travelers would let AI book for them. Delta's premium revenue rose 7% in 2025 while main cabin revenue fell 5%.

  2. Skift Feed

    Marriott CEO Says AI Will Impact Hotel Distribution First

    Marriott CEO Anthony Capuano said at a Bank of America investor conference that the "biggest impact" of AI adoption on the hotel industry will be in how travelers find and book hotels — the distribution landscape. Marriott is prioritizing appearing in the AI-powered platforms where travelers increasingly shop, feeding Google and OpenAI as much content about its portfolio as it can so hotels "show up in a really both authentic but prominent way." Capuano cited Skift and Lighthouse reports saying Marriott's portfolio appears more readily in those platforms than peers.

Aug 19Wed
  1. Meadin Research

    2026 Film Studio Development Report: Hengdian Model and Industry Transformation

    Meadin Research released a report analyzing the transformation of Chinese film studios from 'shooting grounds' to 'experience venues.' Based on ten major studios, it notes AI short dramas reduced film crews but increased tourists. Hengdian World Studios built a moat in C-end tourism through free rental, full industry chain support, and 'everyone's film set' model, receiving 1.5217 million visitors during 2026 Spring Festival, up 45.76% year-on-year.

Aug 6Thu
Jun 24Wed
  1. PhocusWire All News

    Travel's next operating system won't be built on search: OAG CEO

    At Phocuswright Europe 2026, OAG CEO Filip Filipov argued that the next operating system for travel will be driven by AI agents, not traditional search. He believes AI agents can understand traveler preferences, manage bookings, and help navigate disruptions, but realizing this vision requires industry collaboration and infrastructure changes. Filipov emphasized that future winners will own trusted context and intelligence, not just the interface.

Mar 20Fri
  1. PhocusWire All News

    Rethinking travel's engagement in global issues

    A session at ITB Berlin discussed the overlapping global challenges, or 'polycrisis,' facing tourism. Experts noted consumers seek escape but also safety and seamless experiences. Aziz Abu Sarah of Mejdi Tours said the industry cannot ignore these issues and must engage in solutions. Euromonitor's Stephen Dutton said travel spending grows, but 'soft drivers' can make consumers hesitate.

Jun 29Wed
  1. SAP Concur Blog

    10 Trends Shaping Business Travel and Spend Management in 2019 and Beyond

    SAP Concur executives forecast business travel and spend management trends for 2019 and beyond: risks facing female travelers will rise to the top of the corporate agenda, with a GBTA report finding only 18% of corporate travel safety policies specifically address female safety needs; GDPR becomes table stakes and data privacy will change product engineering; shifting immigration and tax policies create new pressures on multinationals; SMBs gain competitive advantage through AI and machine learning; nearly 50% of business travelers spend 30 minutes to an hour daily on expenses; online booking tools will embrace new content sources such as NDC and Airbnb; machine learning goes mainstream; ho…