How Travel Quietly Moved from the Metaverse to Digitally Augmented Travel
The metaverse promised virtual travel. What emerged instead is something more practical: digitally augmented travel, where AI, translation, mobility and intelligent systems enhance the real-world journey rather than replace it.
AI Infrastructure: Why Britain’s Ambition Needs Real-World Connectivity
AI infrastructure is not only about chips and data centres. Britain’s AI ambition also depends on reliable connectivity in venues, trains, cities and the visitor economy.
AI in Travel: We Need Bridges, Not Walls
Artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping how travel is planned and delivered. The real question is whether it is being used to build bridges between people and experiences, or quietly creating new walls.
Tourism Technology: Why Better Judgement Matters More Than More Tools
Tourism technology is not the problem. The issue is how and why it is applied. John Boulding argues the industry needs better judgement about where tourism technology genuinely improves the experience.