
The 5 stages of AI in Travel & Hospitality
The travel industry does not need more AI hype. It needs a clearer view of what is actually changing, what comes next, and where travel companies should place their bets now.
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Field notes on product, architecture, AI workflows and growth in travel technology, written from the operator side of the table.

The travel industry does not need more AI hype. It needs a clearer view of what is actually changing, what comes next, and where travel companies should place their bets now.
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As AI continues to evolve, the landscape of job roles is shifting dramatically. Hence I thought of exploring some ideas won where we are heading next and I came up with a

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I have had the honor to be asked by the editorial staff from Phoucswire to write an opinion piece on how a massive IT outage in the travel industry could possibly prevented.

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