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AI Influencers Are Here, But Human Stories Still Matter
Twicsy’s analysis found that human influencers earn roughly 46 times more per post than AI personas ($78,777 versus $1,694), and they require flights, hotels, and complex contracts. AI characters ... Read More
Why I Stopped Following Travel Influencers - And What I Discovered
Three years ago, my Instagram feed looked like everyone else's. Endless shots of pristine beaches, impossible sunsets, and perfectly posed influencers holding coconuts in far-flung destinations. Yet ... Read More
The End of Travel Agents: How AI Is Taking Over Travel Planning
Back in the day, relying on a travel agent was also about trust, but as even older generations have grown comfortable managing their own bookings online, that need has faded. Now that AI can plan, ... Read More
EXPEDIA GROUP STUDY REVEALS NEW INSIGHTS IN TRAVEL CONTENT AMID AI BOOM
Video Overwhelmingly Influences Travel Booking Decisions Over Static Images -- Travelers See Value in AI-enhanced Content but Human Input is Still Critical -- Younger Generations Feel the Most Emotive ... Read More
She used ChatGPT to plan her Paris trip. It was wrong, more expensive.
While AI can efficiently plan travel itineraries, it often provides inaccurate information like incorrect operating hours or outdated details. AI recommendations can also have a commercial bias, ... Read More
Sabre: Conversations Still Key Amid Rise in Travel AI
Sabre has released a provocative new whitepaper, "Chat As the New Influencer: From Conversations to Clicks," forecasting a seismic shift in how travel is discovered, personalized, and booked. The ... Read More
Skift Global Forum 2025 Expert Roundtable: The Travel Marketer’s Role in an AI World
At Skift Global Forum 2025, travel leaders explored how AI is reshaping traveler behavior, forecasting, and marketing strategy, and why human insight remains travel’s greatest advantage. This ... Read More
Trend No. 5 – Artificial Intelligence
You knew it was coming, but how are Corporate Travel 100 companies really engaging with artificial intelligence in practice in 2025? Even in the CT100, most companies are still dabbling with large ... Read More
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