In the future travel planning will be supported by personalised travel agents and multimodal online platforms. Examples of this were presented by Dr. Stefan Ebener of Google Germany at the ITB Berlin
ITB Innovation Radar grows stronger in 2024, gaining prominence as the show's spotlight for the visionaries of the industry. This year's selection features 16 entries.
Jeremy Sampson, CEO of the Travel Foundation calls upon the industry to make more consistent course corrections.
Panel discussion entitled 'Green transformation in the hotel industry' at ITB Berlin provided insights on a scientific pilot project. Later Industry representatives discussed resource conservation
'Generative artificial intelligence can be of more assistance than real humans when customers are making their travel plans', is the assertion by Glenn Fogel, CEO of Booking Holdings.
ITB Berlin and Dr. Fried & Partner reveal some fascinating findings from the Global Travel Buyer Index (GTBI)
As ITB Berlin opens, experts are upbeat about the industry's future - 2023 surpassed the highs of 2019.
In his keynote speech on the Green Stage at ITB Berlin, Rohit Talwar, CEO of Fast Future, talked about AI’s potential for shaping a more inclusive travel industry.
According to Charuta Fadnis of Phocuswright on Tuesday at ITB Berlin, the use of AI by agents and personalised travel apps is an important future trend.
In 2023, outbound travel registered double-digit growth year-on-year, marking another big step in returning to the travel volume of 2019. Compared with 2022, this was a 33 per cent increase, only 12 per cent short of the base year level before the pandemic.