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PhocusWire serves as a daily news resource for the travel industry, backed by Phocuswright, a leading name in travel research and events globally. Utilizing a wealth of in-depth, research-based resources, PhocusWire offers daily insights into essential research, important industry statistics, and expert commentary. As technology and distribution are fundamental to the travel, tourism, and hospitality sectors—recognized as the largest industry in the world—PhocusWire focuses on reporting, analyzing, and discussing the key developments within this field.
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4 days ago |
phocuswire.com | Morgan Hines
As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to rapidly advance, travel incumbents such as Expedia Group have put the pedal to the metal with the creation of new tools and features. The company has dropped plenty of AI tools, including its Expedia Trip Matching feature that launched this spring and the now-defunct AI assistant, Romie, among others. But what’s missing from the product suite?
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5 days ago |
phocuswire.com | Morgan Hines
Travel is something of an easy target for cybersecurity attacks due to the nature of hospitality—and artificial intelligence (AI) may be increasing the risk for travel brands. “We are there to help serve people, and we want to help people. And so a lot of folks in the hospitality industry are trying to make sure that they're giving their customers a good experience,” said Marnie Wilking, chief security officer at Booking.com, during an onstage interview at Phocuswright Europe in Barcelona.
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5 days ago |
phocuswire.com | Morgan Hines
Duetto is changing the guard: CEO David Woolenberg is stepping down, and board member Alex Zoghlin, former ATPCO CEO, has been appointed to the role, effective immediately. Woolenberg, who has lead the hospitality revenue management software provider as CEO since January 2020, will stay on for a transition period.
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1 week ago |
phocuswire.com | Morgan Hines
Throngs of vacationers descending on the world’s most popular destinations have strained infrastructure, tested local patience and reshaped the traveler experience—and the trend shows no signs of slowing. The UN World Tourism Organization forecasts a further 3–5% increase in international tourist arrivals this year, on top of the 1.4 billion recorded in 2024.
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1 week ago |
phocuswire.com | Morgan Hines
Loyalty has long helped brands drive engagement but not everything is plain sailing in the travel loyalty world. The landscape is shifting with younger generations demanding something different from programs and companies reassessing what's working. At the end of last year, for example, Morning Consult reported that travelers aren’t totally satisfied with programs as they exist.
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