MakeMyTrip has launched Myra – a generative AI-based travel assistant that supports trip planning, booking, and post-sales support in English and Hindi through text, voice, image, and video interactions, revolutionizing the customer experience on its platform.
All Nippon Airways becomes the first airline to operationalize AI-based turbulence prediction, leveraging a deep learning model with 86% accuracy published across its fleet to enhance safety, comfort, and operational planning.
Air France-KLM has confirmed a data breach linked to a third-party platform, prompting warnings to affected customers and highlighting the growing cybersecurity risks facing major airlines.
OutsideAgents.com has introduced MAGgie, an AI-powered assistant designed to help travel advisors automate itinerary creation, marketing, and client communications for streamlined, personalized service.
Ryanair has launched Travel Agent Direct (TAD), a platform tailored to offline travel agencies that enables direct booking, transparent pricing, and reliable communication with customers across 230+ destinations.
Southwest Airlines has partnered with Priceline to offer travelers more booking options, allowing customers to book Southwest flights directly on Priceline’s platform while still earning Rapid Rewards points.
Trivago achieved 17% year-over-year revenue growth in Q2 2025, marking its third straight quarter of gains, and finalized its acquisition of AI-powered travel tech company Holisto, signaling a strategic expansion beyond metasearch.
Airbnb posted a robust Q2 2025 with double‑digit revenue growth, record profitability, and new services and AI strategies that underline its push toward becoming a comprehensive travel platform.
Booking.com has launched its first-ever U.S. credit card – the Genius Rewards Visa Signature Card – offering tier upgrades, travel credits, and no annual fee to drive direct bookings via its app and platform.
Adyen’s 2025 Hospitality & Travel Report reveals a surge in AI-driven travel booking – from planning to payments – while payments flexibility and fraud prevention emerge as key industry priorities.
The Trump administration will require some foreign visitors to post a bond of up to $15,000 to enter the United States, aiming to curb overstays and tighten travel regulations.
Booking Holdings posted robust Q2 2025 results, fueled by strong demand in Europe and Asia despite slower growth in the U.S.
Faye partners with Ski.com and hits $100 million in sales as it deepens OTA integration, bringing seamless travel insurance coverage to more travelers at booking.
MakeMyTrip has partnered with UK’s Premier Inn to offer Indian travelers access to over 900 Premier Inn hotels across Europe, significantly enhancing international hotel options and catering to growing travel demand.
Delta will roll out AI-based ticket pricing on 20% of domestic flights by year-end, tailoring fares to individual customers—a move praised for efficiency but criticized as “predatory” and invasive.