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Corporate travel data consolidation is the AI problem nobody is naming
Only 12 percent of programs can see their own data in one place. Everything else follows from that.
7 hrs ago
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Luiz Moura
The association that made Brazil's market visible
A 23-year-old Latin American trade body ended up producing the numbers its own industry runs on.
Sep 3
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Luiz Moura
What a decade of watching one travel manager work looks like
Three GBTA conventions watching her present, then finally a real conversation in Chicago.
Sep 2
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Luiz Moura
Premium is growing on both sides of the business trip
Airline earnings and Brazilian hotel data point to the same shift, from opposite industries.
Sep 1
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Luiz Moura
August 2026
Most expense reports cost more than the expense
The most quoted number in expense management is eleven years old. A 2015 GBTA and HRS study still anchors the debate, and almost nobody has measured it…
Aug 31
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Luiz Moura
The airport breach did not touch a single booking system
Nearly nine million records came from WiFi sign-ups and parking bookings, not from any travel tool.
Aug 29
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Luiz Moura
This downtown airport is more concentrated than any comparable one
In São Paulo, Congonhas’s runway appears between the buildings, and one route carries more traffic than the next two combined.
Aug 28
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Luiz Moura
The real AI governance problem is proprietary data, not the model
What Stanford's AI conversations got right has less to do with the model and more with the moat.
Aug 27
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Luiz Moura
Corporate travelers trust AI to plan, not to spend
A new Amadeus survey finds a trust gap that could quietly reshape the travel manager's job.
Aug 26
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Luiz Moura
Premium is now half of a major airline's passenger revenue
It was 45% two years ago. It grew at more than double the rate of economy last year.
Aug 26
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Luiz Moura
The AI concern that is rising is not privacy. It is loneliness.
Every worry about AI service is falling except one, and it just became the largest.
Aug 25
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Luiz Moura
The one thing travelers are not cutting is the trip itself
Facing higher prices, most travelers adjust nearly everything except whether to go.
Aug 22
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Luiz Moura
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