US EditionDescribe Your Dream Trip and Google's New AI Tool Will Find Flight Deals for You Now
Flight Deals uses AI to interpret natural language queries and aims to help flexible travelers find cheaper fares amid regulatory scrutiny of Google's travel search dominance.
- On Thursday, Google announced Flight Deals, an AI-powered feature within Google Flights, allowing conversational travel ideas and surfacing matching options.
- Google is integrating generative AI into travel search to compete with OpenAI, Anthropic, and Perplexity, while the European Commission investigates its travel product practices.
- With real-time data access, Flight Deals taps Google Flights, allowing users to submit non-specific prompts like “week-long trip this winter,” and surface matching options.
- Rolling out in beta next week, Flight Deals gains a basic economy exclusion option and will be available to users in the United States, Canada, and India.
- Looking ahead, Google aims to refine Flight Deals with user feedback, while the classic Google Flights interface remains operational alongside the new AI tool.
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It seems like Google is looking for a way to put AI into everything these days, and now its efforts have reached its airfare-booking service, Flights. On Thursday, Google announced that it’s testing a new AI-powered Flight Deals tool, which could come in handy if you’re planning a trip on a budget but aren’t quite sure where you want to go yet. Instead of just entering your preferred airport and destination, Flight Deals takes a more open-ended …
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