Personalisation and human touch remain vital in tourism despite AI
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Industry experts at the Kerala Travel Mart emphasize that human touch and personalization remain essential in tourism despite the increasing influence of artificial intelligence.
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- Speakers at the Kerala Travel Mart 2026 discussed how evolving customer expectations are reshaping the tourism and hospitality sectors.
- While AI tools are helpful for planning and automation, the industry leaders argue that human connection is necessary for creating meaningful guest experiences.
- The event highlighted that Kerala is increasingly recognized as a major destination for adventure tourism.
- These discussions serve to guide stakeholders on balancing technological efficiency with high-quality personal service.
What to watch next
- Future integration of AI in Kerala tourism infrastructure
- Developments in Kerala's adventure tourism sector
- Impact of changing traveller behaviour on regional hospitality policies
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NamedIndia · Goa · Sagara Convention Centre · Samudrika Convention Centre · Willingdon Island · Keralam · Kerala Travel Mart
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