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Study hints Middle East travellers concerned about travel tech intrusion

01/04/2017| 2:52:22 PM| 中文

It is unusual for a travel tech trends report to raise the idea some tech initiatives could cross over from helpful to intrusive. Intrusion could be a specific concern of Middle Eastern travelers.

Global property developer Colliers International has produced a travel tech trends report which looks specifically at the Middle East region.

While virtual reality travel and electronic baggage labels are generic and familiar, “spontaneous travel” is a fresh idea. The report suggests that apps which can service demand for “day trips within the GCC, given the short flight durations”  are in a strong position to exploit this trend.

It names Hopper and Utrip as examples of apps which are meeting this need in the region.

Cloud-based or cyber-passports are mentioned as a trend which could benefit the Middle East’s increasingly crowded airports.

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