Technology

'Average' AI risks stripping travel of its 'human soul', industry warned

UK lowers e-gate age limit to eight ahead of summer travel rush

Travel industry warned it could be landed with huge AI bill 'in as little as three to four years'

EU plays down prospect of long-term exemptions from new biometric border checks for Brits

Greece suspends new EU border checks for Brits to cut queues and waiting times ahead of busy summer

'Don't launch a business for the sake of it', and other tips from a TTG 30 Under 30 high-flyer

On the Beach claims first with ChatGPT integration days after launching jobs consultation

'He left a lasting and positive impression on all he met': heartfelt tributes paid to influential travel tech pioneer Jon Pickles:

Top advisor warns agents’ fears of booking tools is ‘losing them revenue’

Specialist Holidays Group launches 'frictionless' trade hub to ease demand on agents

New TTG podcast: is AI travel's friend or foe?

Four tips to getting your luxury travel agency website to show up on Google

How Pliant’s travel payment solutions can save your agency time, money and stress

Travel Counsellors' ranks swell to nearly 4,000 following acquisition of Canadian agency

The seven steps to redesigning your travel agency website

AI trial will elevate Hays Travel agents 'to a different level', says Dame Irene Hays

'A significant attack could put businesses under': Is travel the next big target for cyber criminals?

Holafly to target agents with 'competitive commissions' after identifying UK as top expansion priority

Travel tech platform Inspiretec sold to Spain's Juniper Group

The end of GDS training? Agent launches AI tool that can book holidays ‘in seconds’

Riviera Travel hopes to attract agent partners with new 'always on' AI assistant launching next month

Nick Marks returns to industry with Dolphin Dynamics following demise of Baldwins Travel

Entry-Exit and Etias: the EU's new biometric border rules and visa waiver explained

'As AI search becomes the norm, agents must use it to strengthen their claim to being the experts'