Panasonic Avionics Corporation (Panasonic Avionics) has today announced that Air India has selected Panasonic Technical Services' (PTS) Total Care Package to maintain the airline's in-flight entertainment (IFE) systems across 74 aircraft. The systems are installed on aircraft across Air India's fleet including the Boeing 787-9, Airbus A350-1000, A350-900, and A321neo.

Who will control travel in 2046: AI companies, governments, or the travelers themselves? What will determine value in an AI-driven industry? And will travel remain accessible to all, or become a privilege? These questions were at the heart of the inaugural Leadership Exchange, hosted by Phocuswright, a leading global travel research and events company, and ITB Berlin, on March 3, 2026, at CityCube Berlin.

IDeaS, a SAS company and the world’s leading provider of hospitality revenue management software, is expanding its RMS solution for the cruise industry by working with Miami-based Windstar Cruises, renowned for its intimate ships and yacht-like experiences, to modernize revenue strategy and accelerate growth. With a growing fleet and a wide range of stateroom categories and onboard experiences—from sailing yachts to all-suite yachts—Windstar’s team needs a more precise, scalable way to anticipate demand and calibrate pricing across its portfolio. For Windstar, the collaboration reflects and expands the company’s continued commitment to innovation, including investments in its fleet, renovations, guest experience, and operational improvement initiatives.

Leading Malaysian hospitality sector’s foray into the future, Four Seasons Hotel Kuala Lumpur unveils a suite of AI technologies to elevate meetings, events and weddings in the country’s vibrant capital. Merging seamless precision with imaginative possibility, the innovations are poised to transform business and social gatherings, reaffirming the hotel’s position as a future‑ready luxury address in Kuala Lumpur.

As travel marketing moves deeper into the creator era, Virtual Dubai continues to show how Virtual World Internet is turning immersive hospitality content into a powerful tool for modern destination storytelling. If the first wave of travel marketing was built around glossy photography and the second around social media, the next is being shaped by navigable content: digital environments that allow creators, influencers and publishers to explore, pre-scout and frame experiences before they ever arrive. That is precisely where Virtual Dubai has found its edge. Through interactive virtual tours across some of the city’s most visually striking hotels, the platform is creating a new layer of creator-ready infrastructure, one that aligns with how luxury travel is now discovered, shared and sold

Tambourine, the global leader in hotel marketing technology, today announced how its recently launched Tambourine One—an integrated website and booking engine platform built to simplify the path to booking and reduce costs—is transforming the way hotels personalize their websites by eliminating third-party pop-ups entirely. Tambourine One's native website personalization, built directly into the platform, replaces the disruptive overlays that have long frustrated guests and diluted the hotel booking experience.