Could travel’s AEO opportunity top $120 billion a year?

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If AI shapes where travellers spend one dollar in ten online, it could influence $120 billion in annual bookings. Raven’s research across 101 airlines shows why the company that earns the recommendation may be different from the one that makes the sale.

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