Category Technology, AI, Tourism

Australian online travel company Webjet is taking a deep dive into AI-powered travel with the launch of its new Webjet ChatGPT travel app with the aim of making searching for flights and hotels faster, easier and more intuitive.

Indian travellers are fast to adopt Artificial Intelligence for making their trip planning smarter and easier. In fact, AI for travel planning is quickly becoming a popular trend among Indian tourists. A new report reveals that 68 percent of Indian travelers are likely to use AI for planning their next trips in 2026.

A revolution is taking place in China’s industrial tourism, powered by artificial intelligence, smart manufacturing and cutting-edge tourism experiences enabled by technological progress. Cities such as Wuhan are turning into the playground for AI-powered industrial tourism. Tourists can explore factories and industrial parks that use creative technologies such as robotics, automation and smart factories to produce goods for consumers.

The global travel and tourism industry is undergoing rapid transformation thanks to Artificial Intelligence. AI is reshaping how travel companies manage bookings, customer experiences, distribution systems and operational efficiency. The travel trade stands at the threshold of a new era of digital transformation powered by advanced tourism technology. This technology includes everything from AI-driven automation to predictive analytics and intelligent personalization.

Tokyo, once again, is poised to be at the heart of innovations in AI-led tourism thanks to WiT Japan 2026. This event promises to bring to Tokyo the world’s brightest experts in travel technology, hospitality and artificial intelligence for focused discussions on WiT Japan 2026 AI travel technology trends.

The small Gulf country of Oman is now poised to become a pioneer in the development of AI-powered tourism as Visit Oman introduces an AI digital hub that will revolutionize the travel and tourism industry all over the world.

Dubai launches a new program to help government employees use AI in daily tasks, focusing on practical skills rather than theory. Participants will gain hands-on experience with the latest AI technologies, including large language models, applicable across various industries. The initiative fits into Dubai’s broader vision of integrating AI into government services and operations, enhancing efficiency and user experience. The program aims to build employee confidence in using AI through structured training and real-world applications. This effort supports the UAE’s ambition to be a global AI hub by fostering growth in both public and private sectors.