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Asia/Singapore Friday, 14th August 2026
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Tag: Travel Technology

Minor Hotels completes Opera Cloud roll-out across 106 properties

Minor Hotels has completed the roll-out of Oracle Opera Cloud across 106 hotels, resorts and branded residences in 59 countries as part of its...

Booking.com study finds travel optimism remains high in Asia-Pacific

Booking.com has launched its inaugural Travel Happiness Index, finding that travellers across Asia-Pacific continue to prioritise travel despite economic and global uncertainties, with meaningful...

NOL World adds accommodation bookings for South Korea travellers

NOL World has expanded its inbound travel platform with the launch of an accommodation booking service for international travellers visiting South Korea. The new service...

Malaysian travellers rewrite the rules of outbound travel

AI, visa-free travel and higher airfares are changing how Malaysians travel overseas and reshaping the role of outbound travel agencies, as travellers become more...

AI adoption surges among Chinese travel agencies

According to the latest Dragon Trail Research Chinese Outbound Travel Trade Survey, published on July 29, 2026, AI adoption is nearly universal among Chinese...

Omio lands US$10 million backing for Asia growth

Omio has secured a US$10 million strategic investment from Granite-Integral to support its expansion in Japan and strengthen its presence across South-east Asia. The funding...

Sun Group launches integrated loyalty platform with Amadeus

Sun Group has introduced a new loyalty programme powered by Amadeus technology, bringing together its businesses under a single rewards platform. Called Sun Signature, the...

Skyscanner adds AI travel planning and flight tracking features

Skyscanner has introduced new AI-powered planning tools and updated several traveller features as it expands its travel discovery platform. The latest additions include two beta...

Where travel meets technology

Visa Asia Pacific chief marketing officer Danielle Jin discusses how AI, digital payments and changing traveller behaviour are reshaping the travel journey, and what destinations and travel businesses need to do to stay ahead

Japan Airlines tests digital identity for seamless flight transfers

Japan Airlines (JAL) and Tokyo International Air Terminal Corporation (TIAT) have successfully tested the use of digital identity technology for transfer passengers. The initiative, conducted...