Travel Tech News

From the climate-strained streets of Seville to the vast, diverse landscapes of South Africa, tourism destinations worldwide are grappling with unique pressures. Yet, amid challenges like unpredictable visitor flows and …

Moving money across African borders is a masterclass in friction. A simple transaction can get entangled in a web of intermediaries, fluctuating exchange rates, and compliance delays, often taking days …

Truely has introduced its innovative “Pause and Resume” eSIM feature, giving travellers more control over their data usage. For frequent travellers, the silent drain on unused mobile data is a …

A dropped call during a crucial business negotiation, a failed payment at a busy supermarket, or the inability to connect with a loved one miles away—these are the real-world consequences …

In the lush, vibrant heart of Central America, where toucans call from canopy tops and the air hums with the life of the rainforest, a quiet revolution is underway. Costa …

For centuries, the sacred pilgrimage has been a journey of faith, often marked by formidable logistics. But today, a quiet revolution is underway, powered not by ancient maps but by …

The Dubai International Airport (DXB) has officially launched its new AI-Immigration Corridor. This revolutionary system uses advanced facial recognition to create a faster, more efficient, and truly seamless travel experience.  …

Hospitality Net reports that new artificial intelligence powerhouse, Agentic Hospitality, has been officially launched to fundamentally shift the power back to hotels in the battle for guests ‘ bookings. By …

Australian airline Qantas has partnered with luggage innovator July to launch a new range of smart suitcases, aiming to eliminate the anxiety of losing or delayed baggage for travellers. According …

The perfect beach day often comes with an imperfect souvenir: sand. It’s the unwelcome guest that clings to clothes, invades luggage, and reappears in car seats and bedsheets days later. …