Business Travel Show Asia Pacific Announces AI-Centric Conference
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Business Travel Show Asia Pacific Announces AI-Centric Conference

The Business Travel Show Asia Pacific will explore the promising role of artificial intelligence in corporate travel during its upcoming conference in Singapore.

Overview

The Business Travel Show Asia Pacific has unveiled its conference program slated for April 14-15, 2026, at Marina Bay Sands, Singapore. The event will delve into the transformative role of artificial intelligence (AI) in the corporate travel space. Research indicates that 66% of companies are planning to integrate AI tools into their travel systems over the next six years.

Featured Sessions

  1. AI in Action: A look at how corporate travel programs are currently utilizing AI.
  2. AI and Travel Management: Presented by Elizabeth West, Vice President of Content at BTN Group.
  3. Innovation Faceoff 2026: Innovators will showcase new technology solutions.

Industry experts like Vibhav Singh from Amex GBT Consulting believe that AI will soon transition from merely answering inquiries to actively supporting business travelers with real-time updates and re-booking assistance. Meanwhile, insights from Geert de Boo of JTB highlight AI’s capability to tailor travel experiences based on historical data.

Future of AI in Travel

Concepts like ‘agentic AI’ are expected to emerge as significant trends in 2026. Vicki Parris of FCM Travel and Eugene Tan from Trip.Biz discuss the shift towards proactive, autonomous systems, although some clients express concerns over potential job losses in the industry.

The conference also emphasizes the governance of AI within travel, with insights from Kerri Homann regarding the necessity for secure and compliant practices. Jen Bankard notes the focus on applying AI practically in broader industry contexts.

This event anticipates the attendance of over 500 corporate travel buyers and suppliers, offering free entry to qualified buyers and ticketed access for others. It will share space with The Meetings Show Asia Pacific, which will also feature sessions focused on AI.

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