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Tuesday February 03, 2026

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Google's latest AI search features are delivering more personalized experiences. We look at how low-cost carriers can overcome their challenges. And Indian hotels face growing competition from food delivery apps.

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Adriana Lee
Travel Tech Reporter
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Google has recently rolled out a series of AI updates that are turning search into a more conversational — and for some users, a more personalized — experience.

  • Changes include Gemini 3 powering AI Overviews, Personal Intelligence coming to AI Mode, and the combination of AI Mode and Overviews on mobile. 
  • For opted-in, eligible users, Personal Intelligence connects Gmail and Google Photos to AI Mode conversations.
  • These users could see personalized context in the AI Overviews-AI Mode handoff - like recommendations for a family-friendly vacation.
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Airlines
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Low-cost carriers in the U.S. have had a brutal few years, but a clear playbook for success is emerging. 

  • Struggling low-cost carriers are trapped in oversupplied domestic leisure markets while absorbing post-pandemic cost inflation.
  • But Breeze became profitable by focusing on flying largely uncontested routes that gave it pricing power.
  • In today's market, scale alone is not the answer. Focus and network defensibility matter more.
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    online travel

    Winter Trends Signal Strong 2026 Demand

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    Travel's reliance on legacy infrastructure shapes the ceiling for innovation

    • GDS gatekeeping and look-to-book caps keep new entrants out and slow NDC
    • OnArrival offers embedded travel infrastructure so brands can launch faster
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    Hotels
    Bulbul Dhawan
    Bulbul Dhawan
    Travel Reporter, India
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    Indian hotels are investing more heavily in food and beverage offerings, but the rise of delivery apps is pulling guests away from hotel kitchens.

    • Many hotels still operate limited room-service menus, often with restricted hours.
    • Food delivery apps Zomato and Swiggy reported strong growth during the October–December quarter.
    • In some cases, hotels are partnering directly with Zomato or Swiggy to offer in-house dining discounts. 
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