Business Travel News — Wednesday, July 29, 2026
The stories moving corporate travel today, and what each one means if you carry a quota through airports.
Egencia, Kayak For Business To Join Corporate Travel Providers Accessible By Enterprise AI
What's reported: The post Egencia, Kayak For Business To Join Corporate Travel Providers Accessible By Enterprise AI appeared first on The Company Dime . — reported by The Company Dime
IHG Joins Hilton and Marriott With AI Search
What's reported: IHG is the latest major hotel group to test natural-language search in its site and app. An equally notable move is its upcoming content platform to help ensure that its hotels' unique qualities are visible in AI-powered search results. — reported by Skift
Q&A: Josh Cameron, CEO Of Christopherson Business Travel
What's reported: The post Q&A: Josh Cameron, CEO Of Christopherson Business Travel appeared first on The Company Dime . — reported by The Company Dime
United And Delta Have Officially Banned Humanoid Robots From Flying As Passengers
What's reported: nited and Delta have joined Southwest in banning humanoid robots from cabins and checked bags, citing lithium batteries. The safety issue is real—but a shape-based ban cannot be the industry’s long-term answer as robots move into airline operations and daily life. — reported by View from the Wing
Marriott Bonvoy: The complete guide to points, elite status and more
What's reported: Learn how Marriott Bonvoy works, including how to earn and redeem points, qualify for elite status and maximize free night awards and benefits. — reported by The Points Guy
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