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Visit Hungary has expanded its partnership with Amadeus to include travel agencies in targeted digital campaigns. Using Amadeus Media Solutions and Travel Intelligence data, Hungary achieved a 20% year-over-year increase in bookings via travel sellers and distributed demand more evenly to rural regions.
Amadeus reported Q4 and full-year 2025 results, with annual revenue up 6% to €6.5 billion, operating income up 8% to €1.8 billion, and profit up nearly 7% to €1.3 billion. Air IT solutions revenue grew 6.4% to €2.3 billion, hospitality and other solutions grew 6% to €1 billion, and air distribution revenue rose nearly 6% to €3 billion. The company also announced the acquisition of AI-driven corporate travel startup SkyLink.
Amadeus reported FY 2025 results: Group revenue increased 6.1% to €6,517.0 million, up 8.5% at constant currency; adjusted EBIT grew 10.2% to €1,893.8 million. Air Distribution revenue rose 5.9% with bookings up 2.8%. The company commits to low double-digit adjusted diluted EPS growth over the mid-term and launches a €500 million share repurchase program.
Amadeus announced the acquisition of SkyLink, a New York-based AI technology company specializing in conversational automation. SkyLink's AI architecture enables booking flights and hotels via chat platforms in seconds, with tens of thousands of bookings completed. The acquisition will enhance Amadeus's corporate travel capabilities and expand AI conversational technology to airlines, airports, and hospitality.
European low-cost carrier Volotea has chosen to adopt Navitaire Stratos, an Amadeus company, to accelerate its retailing transformation. The cloud-native, AI-powered dynamic retailing portfolio simplifies and personalizes the travel experience with tailored offers, an easy-to-use shopping cart, and expanded self-service options, while enabling more efficient operations and revenue growth.
Transavia, the low-cost carrier in Air France-KLM Group, has expanded its global distribution agreement with Amadeus, providing access to all fare types, including Smart Fare and Fare Family Upsell, via the Amadeus Travel Platform. The agreement covers Transavia France and Netherlands. Transavia is strengthening its presence at Paris Orly, operating routes to Marseille, Nice, and Toulouse from March 29, 2026, targeting business travelers.
Radisson Hotel Group and Amadeus have built an API connectivity between Radisson's EMMA Central Reservation System and the Amadeus Travel Platform, moving beyond traditional GDS protocols. The connection updates in real time and uses AI-driven data mapping to streamline search and booking, providing travel sellers with more accurate and timely hotel inventory and rates.
Italo, Italy's premier private high-speed rail operator, has renewed its partnership with Navitaire, an Amadeus company, through 2030. The renewal expands retailing capabilities with advanced APIs and pricing optimization tools, and develops new features for easier integration with other carriers and services, reducing time to market.
Pan American World Airways has signed a Letter of Agreement with Amadeus to support its return to scheduled service. Amadeus will provide integrated IT and distribution solutions, including NDC and traditional sourcing, to enable a modern retail experience. The launch is subject to U.S. FAA and DOT certifications.
Thai Airways has expanded its partnership with Amadeus, selecting Altéa NDC, Air Dynamic Pricing, and Anytime Merchandising to deliver personalized, consistent offers. These technologies enable real-time pricing and ancillary merchandising, with an expected average revenue increase of over 3%, and lay the foundation for future Offer & Order management.
Hanatour, South Korea's leading travel seller, has expanded its agreement with Amadeus, adopting a range of modern technology solutions to improve customer service and operational efficiency. Amadeus will provide advanced AI-powered technologies and professional services to support Hanatour's growth in South Korea and Asia Pacific.
Amadeus data reveals that airline bookings to the US, Canada, and Mexico for the tournament period (June 5-July 19) are up 15% year-over-year as of January 8, 2026. Following the match schedule release on December 6, 37% of flight bookings have been made. British travelers lead with 18% of international bookings. Hotel occupancy in host cities like Vancouver, Toronto, and Mexico City has risen significantly.
Fareportal and Amadeus announced an expanded long-term partnership to drive innovation in travel distribution. Fareportal will leverage Amadeus's technology to accelerate next-generation distribution and has contracted Outpayce B2B Wallet for virtual card supplier payments, improving payment efficiency.
Amadeus announced that Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA), the Philippines' main hub, has adopted its biometric technology, allowing passengers to complete immigration in under 20 seconds. The upgrade supports the airport's $3 billion modernization with 78 new biometric eGates. The first batch of 24 eGates became operational in December 2025, with the remaining 54 to be deployed in early 2026 as terminal refurbishment completes. The airport serves more than 50 million passengers annually, with the concession awarded to NNIC in 2024.
Amadeus and the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) formalized a Memorandum of Understanding in support of ICAO's "No Country Left Behind" (NCLB) goal. The partnership seeks to enhance States' capacity to adopt advanced digital technologies that improve the efficiency, safety, and sustainability of international air transport systems. Focus areas include capacity-building and technical assistance to states, promoting biometrics interoperability consistent with ICAO Doc 9303 and the TRIP Roadmap, and training programs on digital identity and biometrics. Initial NCLB deliverables are expected in the first half of 2026.
Lufthansa Group selected Amadeus as a key technology provider, with nine group airlines planning to adopt Amadeus Nevio's AI-native modular solutions for personalized retailing, Order, and Delivery Management. The approach aims to enable a single Order view and improved servicing throughout the journey. Lufthansa Group is expected to become the first airline group to adopt Amadeus Delivery Management, which includes capabilities such as a digital Journey Pass and fulfilment tracking.
Amadeus has made available Advanced Airline Profile within the Amadeus Travel Platform, a machine-learning-powered filtering solution that removes irrelevant requests from travel sellers before polling airline systems. As NDC search volumes grow, airline systems are increasingly overwhelmed, leading some carriers to scale back NDC ambitions or impose look-to-book limits on travel agencies. Early results show unproductive traffic reduced by up to more than 70%, depending on the airline profile, without compromising offer quality. Deployment is underway across all Amadeus NDC airlines and is expected to be fully finalized by Q1 2026.
Amadeus Demand360 data as of December 4, 2025 shows global holiday hotel occupancy up a modest 0.5% from 2024, with room rates up 7% year-on-year. Tromso, Norway tops the list at 93% occupancy, followed by Aruba (89%), Queenstown, New Zealand (86%) and Phu Quoc Island, Vietnam (83%). Curacao saw the biggest year-on-year occupancy increase among the top 10 destinations (11%). Waikoloa, Hawaii achieved the highest average daily rate (ADR) among the top ten most occupied regions at $942; Guanacaste, Costa Rica averaged over $2,600; and Cairns, Australia had the lowest ADR of the top ten at $286. Global hotel revenue over the holiday period is predicted to reach $7.4 billion, with New York alon…
Navitaire, an Amadeus company, announced that TUI Airline, one of Europe's leading leisure airline groups, will be a launch customer for Navitaire Stratos, its next-generation retailing portfolio built for low-cost and hybrid airlines. Stratos covers product, offer, cart, order and traveler management, is aligned with IATA Offer and Order standards, and is built on a flexible, cloud-native technology stack with an open architecture and AI capabilities. New functionality includes a modern shopping cart that lets travelers search offers, save selections and return later to complete orders with up-to-date pricing, plus personalized recommendations and access to third-party services such as car…
Melbourne Airport will install more than 70 Amadeus Seamless Bag Drop S7 Air and S7 Air Hybrid units, becoming the first airport in Australia to adopt the series. The units feature a side-loading design that eases handling of large items such as wheelchairs, pushchairs and trolleys, and can automatically detect incorrectly positioned bags or those requiring a tub, reducing manual intervention. Roughly half of the units can operate in hybrid mode, switching between fully self-service and agent-staffed operation.
Amadeus and trend forecasting agency Globetrender released 'Travel Trends 2026,' highlighting six trends based on Amadeus proprietary data: The Pawprint Economy, Travel Mixology, Point-to-Point Precision, Pop Culting, Pick 'n' Stays, and Innovation Tourism. The report covers pet-friendly rail pilots, A321XLR long-range narrowbody jets, AI-driven trip planning, hotel personalization, and innovative destinations like Shenzhen.
TAP Air Portugal and Amadeus signed an expanded agreement to make TAP's NDC content available through the Amadeus Travel Platform. Travel sellers and corporations globally will be able to access TAP's enhanced range of fares, bundles, and dynamic offers. The agreement builds on a longstanding partnership and aims to drive industry transformation and operational efficiency.
ACI World and Amadeus announced the winners of the 2025 Technology Innovation Awards at Airports Innovate 2025 in Busan, Republic of Korea, recognizing airports for advances in digital transformation, data-driven operations, identity-enabled self-service, and sustainable climate-smart terminals. Winners include Kempegowda International Airport for biometric baggage drop and Queen Alia International Airport for smart cleaning.
UOB Travel, the travel management company subsidiary of Singapore-based United Overseas Bank (UOB), has selected Amadeus as its digital transformation partner to develop an updated end-to-end travel system. UOB Travel will implement digital retailing, automation, productivity and back-office solutions, and gain access to modern distribution channels including NDC for broader travel content. UOB Travel's services span managed business travel, bespoke itineraries and cruises for its cardmembers and banking customers.
Data captured by Amadeus Travel Intelligence on November 19 anticipates U.S. air traffic will increase 4% year-over-year during Thanksgiving week, despite disrupted air traffic operations introducing uncertainty. Phoenix shows the strongest momentum, with departures up 3.4% and arrivals up 10.5% between Nov 25 and Dec 2; Atlanta shows departures up 5.4% and arrivals up 6.3%. On hospitality, seven of the top ten fastest-filling U.S. destinations for Thanksgiving week are in Arizona, Florida or Hawaii; Hawaii resort markets lead with 69% occupancy, more than double the U.S. average. Mid-sized and secondary airports are posting 9% growth in Thanksgiving bookings.