Research reported by outlets says many travellers continue to prefer human advice when planning holidays, even as artificial intelligence tools become more widely available.
The articles describe findings that trust and decision-making around travel remain more strongly linked to people than to AI when it comes to trip planning. While AI is portrayed as offering many potential functions for holiday preparation, the reporting indicates it has not fully replaced human input.
Both sources frame the results as showing a gap between AI capability and traveller confidence. They do not cite a single definitive reason for the preference, but the emphasis is on the persistence of human guidance in consumer travel behaviour. The coverage focuses on travellers’ ongoing preference rather than on specific features of the AI tools being used or the methodologies behind the study.
