Category: Travel Technology

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 %…

In the coming months, Europe’s long-awaited Entry/Exit System (EES) will flip the switch from manual passport stamping to a fully digital biometric register at all external Schengen borders. For airlines,…

Ensuring that every traveler—regardless of physical or cognitive ability—can complete a visa application is not just an ethical goal; it is a regulatory requirement in many jurisdictions and a proven…

The moment a traveler hits the “book now” button, the clock starts ticking. Every extra click—especially a mandatory detour to a government website—puts the booking and its revenue at risk….

Modern travel shoppers expect a single, friction-free checkout. If your eVisa workflow stalls because of a transient network blip, that seat sale or hotel booking can vanish in seconds. According…

International air and rail carriers earned an estimated $117 billion in ancillary revenue in 2024 (IdeaWorks/IATA). Yet most of that came from the usual suspects—bags, seats, meals, insurance. Digital border-crossing…

Collecting passport scans and eVisa application details can unlock seamless trips and high-margin ancillary revenue—but it also places travel brands squarely in the cross-hairs of the world’s toughest privacy regulators….