Experiences e-Commerce tech specialist, Holibob, has announced Holibob SDK, a free developer toolkit designed to cut integration time from months to days.

Are New Distribution Capabilities already yesterday’s news? US travel technology giant Sabre believes its MCP server is set to replace NDC as the next distribution standard. The company says ...

Payment orchestration firm, CellPoint, has revealed a whole host of new announcements, including the launch of Zenith, its AI decisioning platform for airline and hospitality payments.

American Express Global Business Travel (Amex GBT) has named Michael Esquibel as chief technology officer. In the role, he will steer the company’s technology and AI strategy at enterprise scale. His ...

The new agreement for the AI-native travel platform will see it use Katanox to improve the way hotel stays are booked, paid, reconciled, and settled. This partnership will also expand Perk's access to ...

Sergent, who has spent eight years at Traveltek, most recently as Chief Commercial Officer, where she drove its North American growth, has been promoted to the new position based on the strength of ...

Nominations for the Travolution Awards 2026 close in less than a week for this year's awards. With 36 prestigious trophies up for grabs in five categories, there is just three days left to enter as ...

Priority Pass is set to accelerate investment in data, AI and digital technology as parent company Collinson puts £500 million behind a five-year growth programme. The airport experience programme ...

Split-payment specialist Hands In has announced a three-way integration with Sports Events 365, powered by BridgerPay, to introduce multi-card payments to the high-value ticketing market.

Aviation technology company Forthcode has announced the launch of ANiX, an AI intelligence layer designed specifically for aviation, connecting passenger intent, airline knowledge, onboard systems, ...

New research from Accenture, Win the AI agent, win the traveller, has revealed that travel lers are increasingly willing to pay more, and switch brands, for a faster and easier experience.

The battle for visibility in AI-powered travel search begins "long before" a traveller types a prompt, according to Icelandair’s director of global marketing, Gísli Brynjolfsson.