Google’s AI Push Sets the Stage for Agentic Trip Planning
Alphabet’s record quarter puts AI at the center of Google Search, ads, and Cloud, with clear implications for how travelers will plan, book, and move – both online and on the ground.
Adoption rate in travel refers to how quickly new technologies, services, or programs are accepted and used by travelers or the industry. It’s often used to measure the success of innovations like mobile check-ins, e-tickets, or digital passports. A high adoption rate shows that travelers find the feature convenient and valuable.
Alphabet’s record quarter puts AI at the center of Google Search, ads, and Cloud, with clear implications for how travelers will plan, book, and move – both online and on the ground.
Japan is set to raise visa charges, departure levies and tax-free shopping rules in 2026 as travel demand surges and authorities shift toward sustainable tourism.
Following the ceasefire agreement and ongoing recovery efforts, Israel’s tourism industry is experiencing a powerful resurgence, welcoming visitors back to its historic cities and sacred landmarks.
OpenAI’s new ChatGPT Atlas browser introduces live internet access and seamless AI integration, changing how travelers plan, research, and book their trips.
Nearly 22 million Americans are expected to take ocean cruises in 2026, marking the fourth consecutive year of growth, with the Caribbean remaining the top destination.
Wizz Air will open a new base in Podgorica, Montenegro, in March 2026, adding 14 new destinations across Europe and boosting regional connectivity.
American Airlines introduces a new generative AI tool that redefines how travelers plan their journeys, offering personalized itineraries and real-time assistance through natural conversations.
A newly restored underground passage once used by Emperor Commodus has opened to the public, offering a rare glimpse into the hidden world beneath Rome’s iconic Colosseum.
The European Union begins rolling out its new Entry/Exit System (EES), replacing passport stamping with biometric registration to enhance border security and simplify travel for non-EU visitors.
G Adventures and National Geographic have announced a new Signature Luxury Travel Collection for 2027, offering small-group journeys focused on comfort, culture, and conservation.