Read in browser Today's Brief Who gets to book travel: humans or their AI? - The legal battle over whether autonomous agents can browse, compare, and purchase travel without asking retailers first. Dec 10, 2025 • Hospitality U.S. expands digital vetting for foreign travelers - Mandatory social media disclosure raises privacy concerns and potential impacts on international tourism. Dec 10, 2025 • Travel tambourine Welcome to the end of booking engine fees. When you pair a Tambourine website with a Tambourine booking engine, you pay zero transaction fees on room-only bookings. And that's just the beginning. Learn more Emotional resistance reshapes U.S. travel demand - Fear, anger, and sadness now shape how many travelers view the U.S., signaling a reputational decline beyond economics. Dec 10, 2025 • Travel Large AI models won’t become merchants of record, says Booking.com - The company expects a structural advantage in completing transactions and keeping travelers inside its agentic environment. Dec 10, 2025 • Hospitality AI augments metasearch for next-generation travel planning - Skyscanner bets on agent-to-agent interactions to enhance contextual trip search, not replace specialist platforms. Dec 10, 2025 • Hospitality A.I. influencers disrupt creator economics - Travel brands embrace synthetic personalities to reduce marketing costs and compete with human influencers. Dec 10, 2025 • Marketing ... in case you missed it, our Daily Brief December 9, 2025 Advertising   Contact   Legal   © 2026 Hospitality.today™