Travelport partners with Cognizant and Anthropic to use Claude for travel booking
Travelport’s chief technology officer Andrew Jordan said AI assistants must produce precise itineraries for booking, and the company is working with Cognizant and Anthropic to embed Claude into its TripServices platform launched in June. The partnership focuses on using Claude to generate test cases for disruptions, refunds and policy compliance, and to trace legacy code and translate embedded…
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- Travelport partners with Cognizant and Anthropic to embed Claude in its TripServices booking platform launched June
- Claude will generate test cases for disruptions, refunds, and policy compliance, tracing legacy code and translating embedded logic
- AI assistants may shift travel buying away from web sites, prompting airlines to limit AI traffic and challenging SEO strategies
Claude will help engineers create tests for complex scenarios such as a canceled flight affecting 200 passengers across multiple currencies, and to preserve existing system behavior. Jordan notes that AI assistants could shift travel buying away from traditional web sites, prompting airlines to limit AI traffic and challenging SEO strategies. He predicts that within three years travelers may stop shopping via browsers, while Palanivelu forecasts AI could anticipate flight disruptions 48 hours in advance.
Seeking Value: The Hard Part of AI Travel Starts After the Search
newsweek.com · 25 October 2026
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