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AI isn’t killing travel agents. It’s making them better - New agentic tools make travel professionals faster, smarter, and more valuable than standalone AI platforms.
Dec 9, 2025 • Hospitality
AI reshapes travel employment - Automation accelerates workforce cuts as travel companies pursue efficiency and restructuring.
Dec 9, 2025 • Travel
AI browsers aren’t ready yet - A wave of half-baked agentic tools is splitting the web into human and machine lanes, pushing developers to rethink how sites are built and who they really serve.
Dec 9, 2025 • Marketing
Agoda rises to the top in Korea — despite leading in complaints - The company has overtaken longtime market leader Nolja (formerly Yanolja) as the most-used OTA in Korea..
Dec 9, 2025 • Hospitality
How Booking.com builds hybrid AI agents for traveler support - A modular, layered design that improves accuracy without relying on a single large AI system — with useful insights for hotels adopting AI.
Dec 9, 2025 • Hospitality
Expedia’s B2B unlocks new hotel demand - How partner-driven travel commerce is becoming one of the most important sources of incremental occupancy for hotels.
Dec 8, 2025 • Hospitality
How U.S. lodging abandoned the middle class - Why the disappearance of true mid-market hotels threatens accessibility, domestic travel, and long-term demand.
Dec 8, 2025 • Hospitality
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