Chances are you haven't used A.I. to plan a vacation. That's about to change
Some 40% of travelers aren’t interested in using artificial intelligence to plan their trips. But it’s coming anyway.
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Some 40% of travelers aren’t interested in using artificial intelligence to plan their trips. But it’s coming anyway.
Some 40% of travelers aren’t interested in using artificial intelligence to plan their trips. But it’s coming anyway.
In today's fast-paced world, travelers often seek efficient and personalised solutions to plan their trips. With advancements in technology and the rise of AI, travel companies are embracing innovative ways to enhance customer experiences. Recently, Trip.com announced the latest developments with TripGenie – its pioneering AI-powered assistant. ...
Trip.com has launched an enhanced version of its AI travel assistant, previously known as TripGen.
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