What Travel Looks Like in 2026

Published on 01/02/2026 at 01:01 pm EST

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Travel in 2026 is expected to change fast. Dakota Smith, President and Co-Founder of Hopper, joined Bloomberg TV and radio to explain the trends shaping travel from flexibility and disruption protection to AI-driven service.

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