This new platform is being dubbed an industry first by Sabre and Google, and rather than fact check this claim, we’re just going to take their word for it.

The business travel behemoth has grown even bigger with this techy acquisition.

You can probably tell how basic our understanding of artificial intelligence is based on the featured image we used, so we decided to ask Travelport’s Sabrina Ricci to pen this handy piece.

Are you currently trying to get a new business idea off the ground? This news could help turn your Silicon Valley dream into a reality.

Identifying trends is key to staying ahead of the pack when it comes to the use of technology in travel. Here are five big ones you should be taking note of in 2020.

Travel Weekly wishes it could claim this story as one of its own, but the truth is we just copied and pasted it from an email.

Have you gone off-course trying to navigate through the world of online travel? Find your bearings here.

We’re still dealing with the last wave of technology, so we got Travelport’s MD to pen this handy opinion piece while we figure out how to use Uber Eats.

We picked Sumesh Patel’s brain to find out about all the shiny new tech airports are investing in. We assume he has a bit of a headache now.

Airline delays have the power to ruin the best thought out travel plans, not to mention leave your clients stranded. Here’s how we can avoid the heartache.

We can’t guarantee the new platform will be as cute as the AI pictured, but we’re sure it’s just as, if not more, useful.

Please excuse the generic stock image accompanying this article, we promise it’s at least 100 times more interesting than a businessman shaking a fake robot arm.