Travelport has sold Deem, the corporate travel booking platform it acquired from Enterprise Holdings in 2023, to Juniper Group for an undisclosed sum. Juniper Travel Technology, a unit within the
When Air New Zealand opens its Skynest pods to economy passengers on the Auckland-New York route later this year, most of the coverage will focus on the product itself: six
The travel industry has spent the last eighteen months building systems that can book flights, reserve hotels, and manage itineraries without a human in the loop. The infrastructure for autonomous
On 28 May, at its Advertising Summit in Nice, Amadeus introduced something that looks, on the surface, like a product launch. It is more accurately described as a strategic land
The obituary has been written many times. First it was the internet. Then it was the OTA. Then it was COVID, which was supposed to finish the job. The travel
Royal Jordanian Airlines has activated its NDC content on Travelport+, making its fares, ancillaries, and product information available to travel agencies across all its markets worldwide. The go-live fulfils commitments
The global travel payments industry is having an urgent conversation about agentic commerce. At the Airline and Travel Payments Mega Event in Dublin this month, the central question was how
The AfDB’s $7 billion aviation programme is generating headlines. The distribution implications are generating silence. The African Development Bank’s appointment of Nigeria’s aviation minister, Festus Keyamo, as continental champion for
A public accusation made on a quarterly earnings call has opened the biggest fault line in airline technology in years. For African carriers already navigating modern retailing with constrained resources,
Travelport has announced a strategic collaboration with Cognizant and Anthropic that will deploy Claude across its travel retailing and distribution platforms, in one of the most concrete AI commitments yet
