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Daksh Sharma

Chief Editor, TravHQ

Daksh Sharma is a travel tech enthusiast and a prolific voice in the B2B travel industry. A speaker at numerous travel-tech events, he is at the forefront of digital and AI adoption in travel. He conducts AI training and implementation programmes and works as a digital advisor to a number of global B2B brands.

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  1. Startups

    Bucketlistt.com Raises Rs 7.6 Crore for Rishikesh Activity Supply

    Two chartered accountants moved their team to Rishikesh, built OkGhumo for adventure operators, and claim Rs 22.5 crore in bookings in 10 months.

    Daksh Sharma
  2. News

    Booking.com faces EU probe over scams, fines could reach 6%

    The European Commission has opened Digital Services Act proceedings against Booking.com over scams, hijacked accounts and unlabelled paid rankings.

    Daksh Sharma
  3. Analysis: Five moves

    TravClan: 5 moves behind US$100M in sales on US$11M raised

    TravClan sells US$100M+ of travel a year on about US$11M raised. Five supply-side choices explain how, and why Flipkart bought in.

    Daksh Sharma
  4. Events

    ITB Asia 2026: six AI sessions on the Travel Tech Asia stage

    Booking.com, KAYAK, Traveloka, D-EDGE, Trip.com and RateGain take the Travel Tech Asia Theatre at ITB Asia, Singapore, 21 to 23 October. A guide for operators.

    Daksh Sharma
  5. Technology

    Singapore’s Pacific Arena moves four divisions onto Amadeus

    Pacific Arena will retire its separate GDSs and run corporate, leisure, cruise and MICE on one Amadeus platform, with Robotics automating queues.

    Daksh Sharma
  6. The Weekly Digest

    Weekly Digest: Klook pulls NYSE IPO, Agoda and ETG swap supply

    Klook shelves its US$400 million NYSE listing, Agoda and ETG trade hotel supply, ixigo and Cleartrip diverge, and Singapore picks GetYourGuide.

    Daksh Sharma
  7. Events

    WTM London 2026: 5 reasons travel tech leaders should attend

    WTM Travel Tech debuts at Excel London on 3 to 5 November with its own hall, a Future Stage and 5,500 pre-qualified buyers. Five reasons to be there.

    Daksh Sharma
  8. Technology

    ZIPAIR puts BlueWX AI turbulence forecasts in cockpit via Starlink

    ZIPAIR pilots can now check AI turbulence risk by altitude in flight, with the forecast delivered over Starlink. The model comes from ANA research.

    Daksh Sharma
  9. The Weekly Digest

    Weekly Digest: Princess Cruises in ChatGPT and Duetto buys FLYR

    Princess Cruises inside ChatGPT, Fliggy's Golden Week record, Duetto buying FLYR Hospitality, India's 100 million goal and Scapia's Malaysia push.

    Daksh Sharma

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