Travel Weekly Group Ltd

💻 In 2025, a survey of 21,000 hotels worldwide revealed AI ranks last in technology investments. Hotel data remains fragmented, preventing AI from reaching its potential. Unified data is essential for AI to automate processes, reduce costs, and improve guest experiences. Current challenges include duplicate profiles, inconsistent data, and siloed systems. Pressure to adapt is rising with decreasing tech costs and demand for personalized travel experiences. Unified data can help reduce OTA dependence and enhance direct bookings.

✈️ SaaS platform SITA ATC Bridge revolutionizes air traffic control by replacing costly legacy systems with a cloud-based solution. Supporting Civil Aviation Authorities and Air Navigation Service Providers, it offers secure, scalable communication across the ICAO AMHS. By eliminating hardware costs and enabling remote access, it reduces costs and complexity. Users benefit from a subscription model and enhanced real-time collaboration, making it ideal for emerging markets and global operations. A patent for this innovation is pending.

💻 My Booking Rewards is launching new IT developments globally, including in the UK and Ireland, to enhance automation. They are introducing a scheduling tool for direct messaging and email, alongside an ROI tracker for monitoring event participation and booking values. These tools streamline supplier communication and boost agent productivity. The ROI tracker, launching next month, uses QR codes for easy agent sign-ups and monitors key performance indicators to adapt strategies based on live data.

🗺️ ATPI Group launches the Booking Africa Online platform, enhancing travel management in Africa by integrating flights, hotels, charters, and transportation. It features multi-level approval processes, flexible payments, and compliance with local financial legislation. Pam Kitching, Managing Director, emphasizes the tool's ability to simplify complex travel. Since 2006, ATPI Africa has grown to operate in 28 countries, expanding beyond marine and energy sectors to include corporate, mining, and sports travel.

📦 Modoru launched an RFID-powered inventory system to help catering companies reduce operational costs by up to 20% and packaging waste by 50%. Globally, the catering industry, with around 400,000 operations, faces a recycling rate of just 9%. Manual inventory tracking consumes 25% of staff time and has a 10% error rate. Cape Town's Dish Food & Social will be the first to deploy the system, with further projects in Dubai, the USA, the UK, Singapore, and Australia.