Opening day of ATM, Cassie Kozyrkov, CEO, Kozyr and a speaker in AI, will lead an insightful session
Arabian Travel Market 2025, slated for April 28-May 1 at the Dubai World Trade Centre will gather experts and thought leaders in AI from around the world to explore how AI is changing the landscape of leisure and business travel, streamlining operations and improving the customer journey.
According to a report by Statista, AI and machine learning have accounted for approximately two-thirds of global technology investment deals by travel and mobility companies since 2020.
Danielle Curtis
“At ATM 2025, we are thrilled to announce an exciting lineup of visionary speakers. Attendees can expect engaging discussions that delve into the latest technological advancements, ethical considerations, and real-world applications. In addition, we will showcase groundbreaking developments across the exhibition, from sophisticated booking solutions to data analysis tools that empower organisations to make informed decisions. This is an unparalleled opportunity for travel industry professionals to be at the forefront of AI and gain actionable insights that can drive business success,” says Danielle Curtis, Exhibition Director ME, Arabian Travel Market.
In a statement, ATM organisers say that on the opening day of ATM, Cassie Kozyrkov, CEO, Kozyr and a speaker in AI, will lead an insightful session on AI adoption: From Buzzwords to Business Strategy, where she will outline how companies in the travel industry can identify genuine opportunities to improve their businesses.
“I am delighted to be attending Arabian Travel Market 2025. There is a lot of hype around AI, but it can sometimes be difficult to separate the fact from the fiction. My session will help attendees see the opportunities to apply AI to their business, while also improving their lives and the lives of those around them. AI has so much potential to unlock a better world. I hope I will be able to inspire attendees and show practical ways to harness the power and the beauty of data for automation,” says Kozyrkov.
Futurist and travel expert John Duffield will also share insights on how AI and smart systems are reshaping the industry by enabling hyper-personalised experiences, seamless connectivity and innovations. On April 30, a panel including Robin Lawther, VP Expedia TAAP, Expedia Group, will examine how the travel industry can use human-centric technology, addressing the ethical considerations surrounding AI, privacy and the importance of maintaining the human touch in an increasingly automated world, says the statement.
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On the same day, Paul Griffiths, CEO, Dubai Airports will provide a comprehensive overview of what is next for aviation in the age of transformation and global disruption, touching on how AI, among several other factors, is reshaping the future of flight.
The statement adds that, Graham Pope, Vice President, Sales Supplier and Venue Solutions, Cvent will host a session titled Future-proofing 2025: Trends, AI and shifts in business and MICE travel, exploring how business event organisers can measure the impact of their events using a blend of strategic planning, effective data collection and robust analysis, of which AI plays a key role.
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