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Rafat Ali

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CEO/Founder, Skift (@skift). Dad of three hyperactive kids, Indo-Brit-American, Global Soul. Hunter of mangoes, guavas & sugarcane. Personal: rafat.org
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Should Tourism Boards Build AI for Their Stakeholders?

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By Rafat Ali
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Skift Take Three models are emerging for how tourism boards serve their operators with AI, and it is a lot more hands-on than past tech cycles. Summarize Story Share Select a question above or ask something else Connecting the Dots Rafat Ali on what’s really shaping travel — and why it matters.
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Should Tourism Boards Build AI for Their Stakeholders?

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By Rafat Ali
| Event Planner News
01 July 2026 | By: Rafat Ali | Publisher: Skift Travel Technology Should Tourism Boards Build AI for Their Stakeholders? Rafat Ali July 1st, 2026 at 9:30 AM EDT Photo Credit: The three models for national tourism organizaion AI tools. Skift Skift Take Three models are emerging for how tourism boards serve their operators with AI, and it is a lot more hands-on than past tech cycles.
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One of the Largest Cash Piles in OTA Travel Sits … Largely Stuck

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By Rafat Ali, Jason Clampet Verified
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Skift Take Trip.com’s financials are the clearest single document in travel for understanding what “China risk” actually looks like when it shows up in a balance sheet. Summarize Story Share Select a question above or ask something else The Decision: Trip.com’s $15.1 billion liquidity position overstates the company’s deployable capital by a wide margin.
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