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Travel Planners Say AI Is a Good Starting Point for a Trip, but Not the Final Word
- Travelers may use chatbots to help plan vacations, but most prefer booking trips designed by someone with firsthand destination experience.
- Explore Worldwide found that 78% of respondents were more likely to book trips designed by people who had visited the destination.
- Only 11% of respondents said they were very confident using AI to choose a destination and book a vacation.
- Dan Richards of The Global Rescue Companies said travelers view AI as an assistant rather than an authority, while clients still seek human judgment.
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Travel Planners Say AI Is a Good Starting Point for a Trip, but Not the Final Word
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