AI-driven travel planning becomes mainstream - Rapid adoption signals a structural shift in how travelers search, decide, and book, according to Phocuswright’s latest research report.
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Beyond the RFP — The SME corporate opportunity independent hotels are missing - The fastest-growing segment of corporate travel doesn't use RFPs. It books through platforms that reward content quality and rate visibility over preferred status.
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Beyond the RFP — How independent hotels reach the high-value leisure traveler - Leisure and advisor consortia get hotels in front of the guests who choose where they stay — and who spend more when they do.
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AI books the trip. The hotel gets a fax. - The corporate travel workflow is getting a major upgrade — just not for the property at the end of it.
Mar 23, 2026 • Hospitality
All-inclusive travel enters the mainstream - Widespread adoption signals a shift from niche offering to a core travel choice for modern consumers.
Mar 23, 2026 • Hospitality
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