Category: Travel Technology

Global flight networks may dominate headlines, but in 2025 millions of travelers will cross borders by road and rail every week. Whether you’re boarding an overnight bus from Mexico City…

Buying a one-way ticket can feel liberating—until an airline agent or visa officer asks, “Where’s your proof you’ll leave the country?” Many governments require evidence of onward travel to make…

Cross-border card payments may feel instantaneous to travelers, yet for travel brands monetising eVisa services the reality is messier: higher decline rates, currency-conversion surprises, and an outsized share of “friendly-fraud”…

Global mobility is back in full swing. According to the Global Business Travel Association, corporate travel spend will surpass $1.5 trillion by the end of 2025, and more than one-third…

International borders are going digital fast. In 2025 a traveler can complete most visa or Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) forms from the couch, press Submit, and often receive an approval…

Millions of travelers breeze in and out of Europe each year without realizing that overstaying by even a single day inside the Schengen Area can trigger fines, entry bans, or…

Every year thousands of otherwise-prepared travelers are turned away at airline check-in because their passport is a few weeks too close to expiring. The culprit is the so-called 6-month passport…

Last updated August 2025 International borders have gone digital, yet many travelers still face the choice between lining up for a Visa on Arrival (VoA) or securing an electronic visa…

Japan is gearing up for one of the world’s biggest events of the decade: Expo 2025 Osaka Kansai, running from 13 April to 13 October 2025 on the man-made island…

Travelers book hotels well before they ever see the lobby—but many give up long before check-in. According to Adobe’s 2024 Digital Economy Index, global cart-abandonment rates hover around 83 %…