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Startup Stage: Seatlr wants to connect travelers going to the same city

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By Abby Crotty Verified
| PhocusWire Verified
Seatlr users enter their flight number on the app, which then connects them to their destination city's chat room, allowing travelers to plan activities and share tips. Founded in 2025, Kuwait City-based Seatlr offers AI translation supporting 59 languages and is available on the App Store and Google Play. What is your 30-second pitch to investors? Seatlr is a city-based social network for travelers, designed to unify travel discovery and social connection in a single platform.
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Rethinking the airline playbook for the AI era

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By Abby Crotty Verified
| PhocusWire Verified
Artificial intelligence (AI) permeates every layer of the travel industry, forcing airlines to adapt and rethink connectivity and retailing. While much of AI, particularly agentic forms, are still part of the hype cycle, the technology has already positively impacted personalization. That progress, however, requires a degree of caution.
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Travel visibility, trust and conversion take focus amid agentic commerce shift

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By Abby Crotty Verified
| PhocusWire Verified
Agentic commerce is accelerating, and travel companies are actively assessing how to adapt their content and capabilities to facilitate conversion. During a presentation at Phocuswright Europe in Barcelona last month, Pablo Laucirica Lopez Palacios, regional VP of Microsoft Advertising, pointed to projections that anticipate agentic web traffic will actually outpace human traffic by 2030.
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