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  1. Analysis: Five moves

    TBO Tek’s secret sauce: 5 moves behind Affirma Capital’s 12x exit

    Affirma Capital's exit from TBO Tek returned 12x on a US$42M entry in 2018. Five moves explain it, and each one is a lesson for B2B travel distribution in APAC.

    Sesh Seshadri
  2. 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
  3. Startups

    Travel Tech Asia 2026: 16 Korean Startups Buyers Should Know

    Travel Tech Asia 2026, 21 to 23 October in Singapore, has 50+ exhibitors and a Korean Tourism Startup Centre. Here is who is in the 2026 cohorts and what buyers…

    Sesh Seshadri
  4. 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
  5. Startups

    Google Spirit Airlines data deal: US$10M for an airline’s emails

    The Google Spirit Airlines deal values an airline's emails, chats and code at US$10M. Congress questions the employee data in it, a signal for hotels and OTAs.

    Sesh Seshadri
  6. 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
  7. Analysis: Five moves

    Hotel101 Madrid: 5 Moves Behind a 680-Room Hotel on 30 Staff

    Hotel101 runs one of Spain's five largest hotels, 680 rooms, with about 30 staff. Five moves explain how the Nasdaq-listed company makes it work.

    Sesh Seshadri
  8. Events

    Skift Commerce Summit, 11 Nov: 5 reasons to attend in New York

    Skift's new one-day summit on 11 November in New York asks who owns the customer when AI mediates booking. Five reasons hotel, airline and OTA leaders should attend.

    Daksh Sharma
  9. Startups

    Qantas Hotels & Holidays moves to Expedia B2B booking engine

    Qantas Loyalty picks Expedia Group B2B to run Qantas Hotels & Holidays and Jetstar Holidays, keeping control of the points. Platform due H1 2027.

    Sesh Seshadri
  10. The Weekly Digest

    Weekly Digest: India’s digital tourism stack and who gets AI bookings

    Five stories from the week: India's National Digital Tourism Stack, Thai Airways' CEO exit, an agentic AI travel hackathon, Airbnb's AI agent stance and Mews guest automation.

    Daksh Sharma
  11. Analysis: Five moves

    MakeMyTrip’s Myra: 5 moves behind India’s chat-first booking

    Myra handles over 50,000 conversations a day in eight languages. Five moves behind MakeMyTrip's AI assistant, and what they mean for OTAs and airlines.

    Sesh Seshadri
  12. Events

    HICAP 2026 Singapore: 5 reasons hotel investors should attend

    HICAP 2026 Singapore runs 20 to 22 October at the Fairmont and Swissotel The Stamford, with India, Japan and China sessions and a tech brief for owners.

    Daksh Sharma

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