Sweden’s rail operator is Europe’s “most digital” transport company, despite 2018 being a terrible year for punctuality.

The airline is connecting complete strangers through its live hologram bars in Norway, Sweden, Denmark, the US, UK and Brazil.

American Express Global Business Travel, DNATA and Global Travel Management are among the first group with access to NDC content.

Excursions with augmented reality specs allow tourists to individually explore cities and places of interest.

The long-awaited hybrid-powered adventure cruise ship Roald Amundsen will have another eye-catching feature.

Dominique Leroux joins Infare as vice president of marketing from being responsible for marketing at Sabre in Asia Pacific.

Five trends are expected to ‘disrupt’ the business events industry over the coming five years, a study finds.

Boeing’s newly designed autonomous passenger air vehicle has completed its first flight, with more testing to follow.

Passengers can now ask Swea questions related to Swedish airports, from real-time waiting lines to vegan food.

US equity firms will take the travel tech company private – but the deal may mean a round of cost cutting for Travelport.

A consortium including activist investment firm Elliot Management is reportedly in talks to acquire the GDS.

Airport operator Finavia and telecoms giant Telia have brought a new big-data specialist to run around the terminal.

A hospitality tech event in Dubai is deploying a robot to launch proceedings, in what could be a first for the meetings industry.

Capital investment of €15mn will help Bidroom, the “world’s first membership-based hotel booking platform”, expand.

In the second part of an interview, Travelport’s global head of new distribution has further comments on airlines, travel agents and NDC.

A new hotel brand will have an artificial intelligence-powered concierge to help guests meet other likeminded guests.

Infare’s 'new-generation' software streams, visualises and tailors rapidly changing market data from more than 1,300 sources.

NASA’s ‘quiet supersonic’ technology project passes a funding milestone – making the futuristic realistic.

Travelling from home is not necessary, as the airline releases the first of three new virtual reality explorations.

The often congested Icelandic airport is deploying further solutions from Veovo Technology in an effort to ensure smooth travel.