Travel technologies stories
Business travellers could recover more hotel VAT as invoice data flows directly from Conferma's Snap+ service into VAT IT's reclaim process.
Small firms can now access savings of up to £10,000 on software and services as rising costs continue to squeeze margins.
Security concerns are rising as firms prepare to let software handle almost two-fifths of travel budgets, though controls are still patchy.
Six in 10 UK respondents said AI customer service was frustrating, with handovers to human staff proving a particular weak point.
The certification gives the technology consultancy external proof of its social and environmental standards, after two years of changes across the business.
Travellers can now turn scattered booking emails, photos and PDFs into a single itinerary, after the app appeared on the New Zealand App Store.
Eligible merchants in seven countries will get decisions within hours and funding within 48 hours through their existing Planet software.
Visitors can now compare flights, tours and local offers on one independent affiliate site, with browser-saved watchlists and no account required.
Travellers can often save money by choosing flexible lounge access only when needed, rather than paying annual fees for a seldom-used membership.
Enterprise clients can now book meetings more quickly as HeadBox rolls out AI tools, a New York office and 10 more North American cities.
The hire supports the media buying firm's expansion into newer markets including the US, while targeting clients in iGaming, eCommerce and travel.
Merchants can now offer Klarna's instalment and deferred-payment options through Ecommpay without extra technical work or separate systems.
Travel leaders in Paris will test whether AI tools can work across rival regional systems as Europe's adoption gap widens.
More than 90 IT partners and their families were rewarded with a six-day Georgia trip as the firm seeks to strengthen loyalty in India's hardware market.
The funding will help launch a consumer app and widen services for wealthy clients as demand for cross-border mobility tools grows.
More than 150,000 cards were issued in three months, signalling demand for simpler, category-based rewards as spending fragments across South Korea.
Canadian firms risk slower reimbursements and weaker oversight unless they tighten expense rules around food delivery, lounge access and tips.
The filing could open fresh branding options for businesses and creators if ICANN approves the first major expansion of internet suffixes since 2012.
Travellers can now pre-book cheaper overseas data as the operator rolls out refreshed roaming passes from RM10 across up to 95 destinations.
Travellers arriving overseas without connectivity or cash access can now use Wise for data and local QR payments in one app.