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AI shifts APAC corporate travel toward better trip outcomes
Intelligent platforms are reducing fragmented administration whilst balancing traveller service with policy and cost control.
‘AI can’t understand personal narratives,’ says Scott Dunn Asia manager
TDM interviews Alison Zacher, Global Managing Director on travellers now want trips that help them switch off and reconnect rather than showcase where they stayed.
Carrier aims to leverage unique private airport ecosystem, says Bangkok Airways president
TDM interviews Puttipong Prasarttong-osoth, President - Bangkok Airways began burning sustainable aviation fuel on international routes in 2025 targeting net zero by 2050
‘Technology is no longer optional’: Archipelago CEO on the rise of AI in hotels
Hotels are accelerating the use of artificial intelligence and lean staffing models as labour costs surge towards $131 billion in 2026, forcing a structural rethink across the hospitality sector.
Treehouse Villas GM prioritizes ‘slow travel’ as travellers seek escape from digital fatigue
In a recent conversation between Gary Marshall, CEO of TDM, and Urs Aebi, Group General Manager, the curtain was pulled back on one of Thailand’s most poetic escapes: Treehouse Villas Koh Yao Noi. Established seven years ago with a philosophy of radical integration, this sanctuary wasn't just built in nature—it was built with it.
TDM x Vikram Malhi: How tech hesitancy slows AI gains in hospitality
Travel Daily Media recently sat down with Vikram Malhi, co-founder of Singaporean hospitality tech start-up Zuzu Hospitality Solutions to talk about why tech hesitancy has led to the slow adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) in the hospitality sector.
How I learned how to avoid all humans with Sabre’s Frank Trampert
Earlier this year Sabre released their predictions for the travel trends which they believed would appear and gain traction through 2019 and beyond. Dubbed ‘Avoid all Humans’ the report outlined how technology can and will be used in the travel industry, and the world as a whole.
AR tech brings the beauty of Ras Al Khaimah to London’s skyline
RAKTDA and Zip Now London unveil the world's first augmented reality zipline in London.
Singha Estates partners with Jalboot for Crossroads Maldives
Singha Estates' announcement of new Marina collaboration with Jalboot at Crossroads Maldives displays company's keen interest in the Middle East market.
Buoyed by IATA recognition TravelgateX knuckles down on FlightsX
TravelgateX receives IATA Level 3 accreditation.
Wizz Air boosts frequency of London – Eilat connection to five times a week
Back in February of 2017 low cost carrier Wizz Air announced it had begun operations of a new direct from London Luton Airport to Eilat, in Israel. Now the Hungarian airline has increased service frequency on the route with a new direct flight – boosting ops from four to five flights a week.
VIDEO: The making of Cathay Pacific’s first A350-1000
Cathay Pacific has welcomed the newest member to its fleet, the first of its twenty Airbus A350-1000 aircraft. Take a look at what it takes to build one of the world’s newest long-range widebody airliner.
We talk to Ocean Group about Super Falcon “underwater private jet”
There are few greater pleasures in life than “simply messing about in boats” as Ratty said to Mole in Kenneth Grahame's children’s classic, The Wind in the Willows. Ocean Group, Singapore based water sports specialists, has taken this concept and run with it by taking guests from Four Seasons Resort Maldives at Landaa Giraavaru under the waves in their James Bond-esque mini-submarines.
YOTEL Singapore GM gets the measure of bleisure
As a veteran of the industry - with over 25 year’s experience working for Starwood, Accor and Onyx across Asia and Australia - Brendan Daly is a hospitality man through and through. Well ensconced as the GM of YOTEL Singapore, the first YOTEL in Asia, Daly has seen travel trends come and go and is canny enough to know which will last and which are just fads, so when he got in contact to discuss ‘bleisure’ – a combo concept matching business and leisure travel— I was more than a little curious to find out more.
The RAKTDA 2018 Euro roadshow meets 4,000 travel agents in 45 cities
Following news that the Ras Al Khaimah Development Authority (RAKTDA), had opened its latest Nordic office in Stockholm, the Middle Eastern tourism association has revealed has made great headway promoting Ras Al Khaimah as attractive holiday destinations for Europeans.
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