PhocusWire and Phocuswright hit Berlin this past week for ITB.
While it was great to be on the ground with old friends and new, it was disheartening to see quieter booths as industry colleagues from the Middle East missed the event due to the conflict in the region.
Over the coming days PhocusWire will bring you stories from the show. Already, we've published a story on one panel with executives from Booking.com, Google, Sabre and Skyscanner that stood out. The panelists shared about
industry challenges in deploying artificial intelligence (AI), such as consumer trust and technology readiness.
Our most popular read this week was an opinion piece on the potential diminishing need for hotel software as artificial intelligence (AI) develops. Jordan Hollander of Hotel Tech Report argues that while
AI augments system performance, not all hospitality software will be affected.
We also covered ground transportation developments and the
race to own the A-to-B journey. Companies in the space, such as BlaBlaCar, Rome2Rio and Travelier are growing as they attract investment, make acquisitions and enter new markets.
Stay tuned for news of further APAC-related travel tech developments and send your news to editor@phocuswire.com.
-Linda Fox, executive editor
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