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.

A new research report from Travelport has shown Aussie travellers are all over new technology like a rash, though they’re probably not as itchy.

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.

The days of holding up airport queues while you rummage through three different bags looking for your passport may soon be over! Or is that just us?

The future is here: you can now check into hotels using nothing but your most charming smile. Kidding, you probably have to have a straight face or you might get locked out.

Select Qantas passengers can now breeze through most stages of the airport with nothing but a charming smile. Just kidding, it’s biometrics.

Welcome to the future, where hotels are *literally* getting inside your head to help you realise your true travel potential. We’re not freaked out at all.

We asked futurist, Michael McQueen how heavily robots will influence the future of travel. He assured us the robot apocalypse is still a long way off.

While most people are concerned about the new departure tax coming into effect next year, we’re concerned about what sushi we will eat for lunch.

We chatted with SITA’s Asia Pacific President, Sumesh Patel to get the low-down on biometrics and how they’re changing the game for air travel.

The future is here, guys. You can now gain entry to this airline’s lounge via fingerprinting.

Passengers are singing ‘I’m Lovin It’ as they use new airport technology, although it might just be because they got some McNuggets before their flight.