As Expedia's new artificial intelligence-powered travel planner rolls out, the question looms large: will AI change the way we travel?
While Internet made travel information more accessible, AI is personalising it. (Pexels/Leah Kelley)
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When travel plans finally make it out of WhatsApp groups, planning an itinerary while considering everyone’s wants and preferences can often be the most exhaustive part of it.
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With artificial intelligence (AI) and generative AI-powered tools now making life easier in different sectors, especially those that seem to squeeze out every bit of your energy – from creating content to writing love letters – AI's venture into travel planning might come as a relief for many.
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Earlier this week, Expedia, an online travel brand, launched conversational trip planning powered by OpenAI's ChatGPT which can help travellers plan how to travel, places to visit, where to stay, and how to get around. Furthermore, the chatbot also saves the hotels discussed in the conversation under the “trip” section in the app, so that you don’t have to constantly try to remember a suggestion. This is a feature aimed at helping people stay organised.
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