Adriana Lee is a Travel Tech & AI Reporter at WWD. She covers a range of topics including travel technology, the tourism industry, airlines, and the intersection of tech and finance, highlighting innovations within the aviation and cruise sectors. Adriana's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo News, Footwear News, and Skift.
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Amadeus is broadening its travel tech influence with AI, biometrics, and payments, as it confronts Sabre's monopoly accusations.
OpenAI unveils a new AI deployment company, built on the team at Tomoro that created Virgin Atlantic's AI concierge.
TikTok Go lets users tap destination videos to compare rates and book hotels, tours, and experiences through OTAs and other partners.
OpenAI wants to embed engineers inside travel companies. Some aren't waiting.
Expedia used its annual Explore conference to feature its partnerships with Meta and Uber, AI tools, and a Clear airport security perk.
Google on Tuesday named hotel booking as the next vertical for its Universal Commerce Protocol, publicly committing to extending its agentic commerce
Expedia's MCP solution is moving from experiment to launch as part of its new AI tools for business partners.
Expedia Group is building a dedicated marketing function aimed not at travelers or business clients, but at AI agents — an emerging strategy often referred to as B2A, or business to agent.
Travel's platform boundaries blurred in a single week.
By: Adriana Lee
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