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HBX MarketHub Asia 2026 reveals how the next phase of regional travel growth is taking shape
HBX Group’s MarketHub Asia in Bali shared how the Asia-Pacific (APAC) is entering a decisive new phase of travel growth driven by resilient demand, accelerating technology adoption and rapidly evolving distribution models across the region. Indeed, MarketHub Asia once again served as a platform for in-depth discussion across a broad range of topics shaping the future of travel in the region from market dynamics and distribution to technology, retail, luxury and partner collaboration. Speaking to partners from across the travel ecosystem throughout APAC and the Middle East, HBX Group leaders highlighted that while travel has returned at scale, the real opportunity now lies in execution: helping partners convert demand into sustainable growth through smarter distribution, stronger collaboration and technology-enabled personalisation. The insights shared on stage reflect just part of the conversations taking place throughout the event, as HBX Group and its partners continue to explore how to turn APAC’s growth momentum into sustainable, long-term value across the travel ecosystem. HBX Group chief distribution officer David Amsellem kicked off the event by saying: “Travel demand in APAC is not just back: it’s evolving fast, The challenge for all of us is how we unlock that momentum in a way that protects choice, drives value and allows partners to grow profitably in an increasingly complex market.” This year’s MarketHub theme Unlocked reflects that urgency, as HBX Group emphasised that unlocking the region’s full potential depends on bringing together the right technology, the right partners and the right market conditions, and doing so now, while momentum is firmly in place. APAC momentum backed by data That market perspective was reinforced by insights shared on stage by Oxford Economics head of tourism analysis in APAC Michael Shoory. According to Oxford Economics’ latest projections, global inbound travel volumes are expected to grow by more than 60% by 2035, with Asia-Pacific among the fastest-growing regions worldwide. Shoory highlighted that APAC will continue to gain share of global tourism as rising incomes, improved connectivity and demographic shifts drive demand. Around 80 percent of the growth in inbound travel to APAC over the next decade will be driven by intra-regional travel, reinforcing the importance of regional connectivity and efficient distribution models. Despite ongoing geopolitical and economic uncertainty, Shoory noted that consumers continue to prioritise travel in their spending decisions, underlining the sector’s resilience and long-term growth potential. Considering the retail, wholesale, and luxury tourism sectors HBX Group leaders also explored how these macro trends are translating into concrete shifts across MEAPAC distribution. Andrew Boocock, wholesale director for MEAPAC at HBX Group, highlighted that the region is actively driving new travel flows globally, supported by continued investment in infrastructure, connectivity and digital capability across markets such as China, India, Indonesia, South Korea and Vietnam. Boocock also pointed to MEAPAC’s long-established last-minute booking behaviour, noting that smarter pricing, rebooking tools and improved post-booking support can help businesses reduce avoidable cancellations, protect margins and improve operational efficiency. From a retail and luxury perspective, MEAPAC retail sales director Stefano Zeni highlighted how technology is reshaping the booking funnel, even for high-touch, complex travel products. Zeni explained that retail distribution is increasingly shifting towards API-led models, while in luxury travel the winning formula lies in blending advanced technology with human expertise. This shift is reflected in traveller preferences: while 81 percent of travellers say price influences destination choice, more than half say luxury experiences matter when planning a trip, particularly among higher-income travellers and in markets such as China, reinforcing the rise of “accessible luxury.” A paradigm shift is happening As distribution models evolve, HBX Group noted that hotel partnerships are also undergoing a fundamental shift: moving beyond transactional contracting towards more strategic, value-led collaboration. According to HBX Group chief sourcing and commercial services officer Xabier Zabala: “Hotel partnerships are moving well beyond transactional models. As growth normalises and complexity increases, the focus is shifting towards fewer but more strategic relationships built on relevance, trust and scale. The future of B2B hotel contracting will be defined by smarter segmentation, closer collaboration and a broader value proposition that goes far beyond simply selling rooms.” HBX Group also used MarketHub Asia to underline how technology is already operating at scale across its ecosystem. Group chief information officer Daniel Nordholm explained that over the past year the Group has focused on strengthening platform fundamentals, prioritising speed, connectivity and usability to remove friction between demand, supply and conversion. In 2025 alone, HBX Group deployed more than 7,000 product updates, roughly one every 75 minutes, whilst maintaining near-continuous platform availability. Today, the Group’s technology processes around 8 billion searches per day, supported by advanced security capabilities analysing tens of billions of signals in real time. Nordholm highlighted that AI is now embedded across core business functions, from customer service and pricing optimisation to personalisation and operational efficiency. Rather than adding complexity, HBX Group’s approach is designed to simplify integration and allow partners to innovate faster whilst retaining ownership of their brand and customer relationships.
Treehouse Villas GM prioritizes ‘slow travel’ as travellers seek escape from digital fatigue
In a recent conversation between Gary Marshall, CEO of TDM, and Urs Aebi, Group General Manager, the curtain was pulled back on one of Thailand’s most poetic escapes: Treehouse Villas Koh Yao Noi. Established seven years ago with a philosophy of radical integration, this sanctuary wasn't just built in nature—it was built with it. A Sanctuary of High-Design "Shabby Chic" Eschewing the loud, "bling-bling" tropes of traditional luxury, Treehouse Villas opts for a sophisticated "shabby chic" aesthetic that honors the surrounding jungle. This adults-only enclave (16+) is a masterclass in privacy, composed of just 30 intimate one-bedroom villas. The Signature Treehouse: A bi-level marvel where the upper-tier bedroom yields to the canopy, while the lower deck houses a private plunge pool. The Beachfront Pool Villas: For those who prefer the tactile pull of the sand, these single-story residences offer immediate shoreline access. The Iconic Bath: Each villa features a sculptural bathtub—so ethereal it is frequently mistaken for a hammock—serving as the centerpiece of the en-suite experience. Clandestine Experiences and Soulful Luxury Life at Koh Yao Noi is governed by the slogan "Breathe more easily," a sentiment reflected in the resort's commitment to slow, intentional travel. Guests are invited to observe the local hornbills through provided binoculars or participate in the nostalgic charm of sending handwritten postcards, with the resort acting as a personal concierge for the post. The resort’s footprint extends into the National Park, offering a private bay that serves as a launchpad for bespoke excursions: The Marine Collection: Private island-hopping and kayak tours through Phang Nga Bay, steered by local guides from the nearby village to ensure an authentic connection to the land. The Jungle Spa: A sanctuary tucked into the verdant heights, offering moonlight massages on the beach and seven private therapy rooms designed for couples' rituals. Wellness & Terroir: From sunrise yoga led by a resident master to a hands-on harvest in the resort’s organic rice field and herbal garden, the connection to the earth is literal and profound. The Honeymooners' Hideaway While the average stay spans four to five nights—often as a tranquil bookend to the energy of Phuket or Krabi—the resort has carved a niche as the premier destination for intimate, bespoke weddings. Catering to parties of 2 to 30, these celebrations are typically "barefoot luxury" affairs on the sand, though the resort’s rock-carved steam caves and jungle glades provide a dramatic backdrop for those seeking the unconventional. At its heart, Treehouse Villas is an invitation to disconnect from the digital and reconnect with the visceral. As Urs Aebi notes, it is a place where the luxury lies not in what is added, but in the peace that is found.
PATA to train 600 travel agents in UK & Ireland
The Pacific Asia Travel Association (PATA) UK & Ireland is set to deliver a comprehensive training programme for over 600 travel agents across the UK and Ireland in the coming months. The initiative aims to enhance bookings through a series of roadshows, starting in the North of England and Glasgow next month. The training events will commence with the PATA Roadshow in Glasgow on 9 March 2026, followed by Liverpool on 10 March, Leeds on 11 March, and Birmingham on 12 March. Each event will feature a speed-networking format, allowing agents to engage with suppliers from the PATA region in 10-minute sessions. The evenings will also include food, drinks, and opportunities to win prizes such as luxury hotel stays and goodie bags. Suppliers participating in the roadshows include prominent names such as Angsana Velavaru, Bangkok Airways, Etihad Airways, and the Singapore Tourism Board. These suppliers represent a wide array of services, from luxury accommodations and transportation to destination promotion. Betsie Barr, Marketing & Events Manager for PATA UK & Ireland, expressed enthusiasm for the expanded training events, stating, “Trade engagement continues to grow, and this year we’re set to make PATA’s training events larger and more engaging than ever. We love meeting travel agents and are excited to share all the new and exciting developments happening across the Pacific Asia region.” Travel agents interested in participating can register for free on the PATA UK & Ireland website This story was selected and published by a human editor, with content adapted from original press material using AI tools. Spot an error? Report it here.
Deloitte’s 2026 travel outlook reveals cautious optimism
Representative Image Deloitte's 2026 Travel Industry Outlook, released today, indicates that whilst travel demand remains strong, economic uncertainty and financial caution could dampen the momentum seen in both leisure and corporate travel post-pandemic. The report highlights several key trends shaping the industry. Competition is intensifying for high-spending travellers, with airlines and hotels needing to precisely target premium offers. Although ultra-luxury demand remains resilient, affluent travellers are becoming more selective and value-conscious, potentially reducing discretionary spending. The report also identifies Gen Z and millennials as central to US travel demand. These younger generations are influencing how trips are planned, booked, and experienced, driving changes in channel mix, sustainability expectations, and definitions of value and luxury. Their continued travel activity, even during periods of softer demand, is expected to shape product design and marketing strategies across the industry. Additionally, the adoption of generative AI tools is beginning to reshape how travel is discovered and purchased. This shift is accelerating across travel planning and shopping, signalling a change in how travellers search, compare, and decide. Whilst fully integrated booking experiences are still emerging, this year could mark a turning point in personalisation, merchandising, and the path to purchase. Deloitte's findings suggest that whilst the travel industry faces challenges, there are opportunities for growth and innovation, particularly in targeting younger generations and leveraging new technologies. The full report is available on Deloitte's website for those seeking further insights This story was selected and published by a human editor, with content adapted from original press material using AI tools. Spot an error? Report it here.
Malaysia Airlines and Singapore Airlines Elevate Regional Travel With Refined Joint Business Partnership
Two of Southeast Asia’s most storied flag carriers are stepping into a new era of collaboration. Malaysia Airlines Berhad and Singapore Airlines have now formalised a strategic joint business partnership, following regulatory approvals in Singapore and Malaysia, setting the stage for a more seamless, premium travel experience between the two neighbours and across their wider networks. A Carefully Curated Alliance This is not a hurried commercial tie‑up, but the considered evolution of a relationship first inked in 2019 and steadily deepened over time. With the blessing of the Civil Aviation Authority of Malaysia and the Competition and Consumer Commission of Singapore, the partnership now moves from concept to execution, allowing both airlines to design the route between Malaysia and Singapore as a genuinely integrated air corridor. Behind the scenes, the joint business will introduce revenue sharing on selected flights, harmonised schedules, joint fare products and coordinated corporate travel offerings. For travellers, the mechanics are invisible; what they will feel is a route that simply works better – more departures at the right times, smarter connections and a sense that the two networks have been stitched together with intent rather than convenience. A Finer Weave of Connectivity The Malaysia–Singapore air bridge has always been busy; this partnership aims to make it beautifully efficient. By aligning frequencies and timings, the carriers are building a timetable that respects the rhythms of both business and leisure travel – early mornings for day‑return executives, well‑spaced midday and evening banks for onward connections, and smoother flows into long‑haul departures. Yet the impact extends far beyond the short hop between the two capitals. Singapore Airlines already carries the Malaysia Airlines code to European and African gateways such as Barcelona, Brussels, Copenhagen, Istanbul, Johannesburg, London, Rome and Zurich, while Malaysia Airlines brings the Singapore Airlines code into the heart of Malaysia through 15 domestic points from Alor Setar to Tawau. The result is a finely woven mesh: secondary Malaysian cities now sit just a well‑timed connection away from Europe and beyond, and global travellers enjoy a more graceful entry into Malaysia than ever before. Loyalty, Reimagined as Privilege For the region’s most frequent flyers, the partnership is as much about recognition as it is about routes. The reciprocal cross‑participation between Enrich and KrisFlyer, introduced in 2024, has matured into a quietly powerful benefit: members can now earn and redeem across a curated portfolio of flights that read like a connoisseur’s map of the world. Enrich members can sweep their points from Kuala Lumpur through Singapore to European icons such as London, Rome and Zurich, or to the drama of Cape Town and Johannesburg, with accrual and redemption available in both Economy and Business Class on selected services. KrisFlyer members, meanwhile, gain meaningful access into Malaysia’s interior – places like Kuching, Kota Bharu and Miri – along with the flagship Kuala Lumpur–London and Kuala Lumpur–Singapore sectors. It is an alliance that rewards curiosity as much as loyalty. A Statement of Intent for the Region In an era of rapid consolidation and shifting alliances, this joint business reads as a confident statement of intent. For Malaysia Airlines, it dovetails with its Long‑Term Business Plan 3.0, adding scale and resilience to its network while preserving its sense of place and hospitality. For Singapore Airlines, it deepens its already formidable reach into a key neighbouring market and reinforces its role as a premium gateway for the region. Most importantly, it acknowledges an enduring truth: the air links between Malaysia and Singapore are not merely commercial. They carry families, histories, trade and ideas. By elevating those links with carefully designed schedules, shared commercial risk and enriched loyalty benefits, the two carriers are not just competing more effectively – they are curating a more considered way to move through Southeast Asia. For travellers who value refinement over rush, and connectivity over complexity, this is a partnership that promises journeys as thoughtfully crafted as the destinations they connect.
Saudi unveils exclusive Ramadan travel offers
Saudi Welcome to Arabia, the consumer brand of the Saudi Tourism Authority, has announced a series of exclusive travel deals for early 2026 as part of its global Ramadan campaign, "Embrace the Radiance of Ramadan Lights." These offers provide significant savings at some of Saudi Arabia's most iconic destinations, including The Red Sea and AlUla, with discounts of up to 35% at renowned resorts such as Banyan Tree AlUla and Desert Rock. The initiative, launched on 26 January 2026, aims to attract more travellers during the Ramadan season, a time when Saudi Arabia experiences a unique blend of tranquillity and celebration. With over 35 curated packages, visitors can enjoy special Ramadan pricing across more than 12 properties, enhancing their experience of Saudi's rich cultural and natural heritage. Abdullah AlDakhil, spokesperson for the Saudi Tourism Authority, highlighted the campaign's goal: "Saudi welcomes travellers with an invitation to discover more and connect with the true essence of Ramadan, a season defined by tranquillity, reflection, and the warmth of shared moments." The campaign comes as Saudi Arabia continues to see record tourism growth, with over 122 million visitors in 2025. The exclusive deals are designed to further boost tourism, offering travellers the chance to explore illuminated night markets, festive streetscapes, and cultural traditions in cities like Riyadh, Jeddah, and Diriyah. For more information on the offers, visit the Visit Saudi website This story was selected and published by a human editor, with content adapted from original press material using AI tools. Spot an error? Report it here.
Contour Airlines partners with JetBlue for seamless travel
Contour Airlines has announced a new interline agreement with JetBlue, effective immediately, allowing customers to book a single itinerary that includes flights from both airlines. This partnership enables coordinated ticketing and through-checked baggage, simplifying travel for passengers. The agreement significantly expands access to JetBlue's network of over 100 destinations, enhancing connectivity for Contour's customers. Contour Airlines, which serves more than 30 destinations across the United States and the Caribbean, sees this partnership as a vital step in improving accessibility for both local residents and travellers. Ben Munson, President of Contour, stated, "This represents a meaningful step forward in providing better accessibility to both residents of these communities and travellers looking to visit one of our many great destinations." JetBlue's Vice President of Network Planning and Airline Partnerships, Dave Jehn, expressed enthusiasm for the collaboration, noting, "Our new interline agreement with Contour Airlines reflects JetBlue's continued commitment to expanding access and connectivity for our customers." Tickets are now available through Contour's booking channels and major travel agency platforms, offering passengers a seamless travel experience. Contour Airlines is known for its premium service, featuring complimentary snacks and beverages, and expanded legroom on its regional jets. This new agreement with JetBlue complements Contour's existing partnerships with Alaska, American, and United Airlines, further enhancing travel options for its customers This story was selected and published by a human editor, with content adapted from original press material using AI tools. Spot an error? Report it here.
Agoda highlights intra-Asian travel surge to Japan
Digital travel platform Agoda has revealed that 70% of travel searches to Japan ahead of the Lunar New Year are from within Asia. This trend is mirrored in Thailand, where over 25% of travel interest is regional. The data underscores a significant opportunity for accommodation providers to cater to the surge in demand for regional travel during this festive period. Agoda's search data identifies Tokyo, Bangkok, Taipei, Osaka, and Seoul as the top destinations for the upcoming Lunar New Year. To assist hoteliers and partners in capitalising on this demand, Agoda is launching its Mega Sale campaign. This initiative, running from 10 to 28 February 2026, includes four targeted sale events throughout the year, allowing partners to align their offers with peak booking periods. The Mega Sale campaign is structured in three phases, offering travellers up to 60% off hotel bookings, with flash sales on 17 February providing discounts of up to 70%. Agoda VIP members will benefit from early access to deals from 10 to 13 February. This approach aims to maximise exposure for partners throughout the year. Andrew Smith, Senior Vice President, Supply at Agoda, stated, “Cultural travel moments such as Lunar New Year drive travel demand in Asia, with regional travellers making up the majority of arrivals in key markets like Japan and Thailand.” He emphasised the importance of partners acting on real-time demand signals to meet the expectations of mobile-first guests. Agoda's Mega Sale campaign offers enhanced visibility through homepage banners, campaign landing pages, and exclusive badges. This initiative invites travel partners to collaborate and create compelling offers for travellers worldwide during the Lunar New Year and beyond This story was selected and published by a human editor, with content adapted from original press material using AI tools. Spot an error? Report it here.
U.S. travel sector faces historic slump amid Canadian boycotts and travel bans
While the U.S. remains a premier global destination, recent data from late 2025 and early 2026 suggests the international tourism sector is facing significant headwinds. The World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) had stated earlier in 2025 that international visitor spending to the U.S. is projected to fall to just under $169BN this year, down from $181BN in 2024. This significant shortfall represents a 22.5% decline compared to the previous peak. The loss won’t be felt by Travel & Tourism alone, with WTTC saying it represents a direct blow to the U.S. economy overall, impacting communities, jobs, and businesses from coast to coast. According to the study, the U.S, the largest Travel & Tourism sector in the world, is the only country among 184 economies analysed by WTTC and Oxford Economics, forecast to see international visitor spending decline in 2025. Travel to the U.S. is currently struggling and here are the reasons why: Prohibitive Visa Costs and "Integrity Fees" As of January 1, 2026, the cost of entering the U.S. has skyrocketed. The introduction of the $250 "Visa Integrity Fee", included in the legislation titled One Big Beautiful Bill Act, has nearly doubled or even tripled the cost of a standard B1/B2 visitor visa for many countries. For a family of four from a country like India, the combined fees can now exceed INR 1 lakh (approx. USD 1,200), making the U.S. one of the most expensive destinations in the world before even booking a flight. Expanded Travel Bans and Restrictions Under Presidential Proclamation 10998, the U.S. has implemented sweeping entry bans or severe restrictions on nationals from 39 countries. This includes full suspensions for 19 nations (such as Iran, Syria, and several West African states) and partial restrictions for another 20. This move has not only cut off these specific markets but has created a "chilling effect" globally, leading to a perception that the U.S. is increasingly inaccessible. Invasive Digital Vetting and Social Media Screening that intrude on privacy New requirements for 2026 mandate that visitors—including those from formerly "visa-exempt" European countries—disclose five years of social media history and ten years of email addresses. This level of digital surveillance has sparked privacy concerns and deterred spontaneous travel, with many international tourists opting for more "welcoming" destinations like Japan or Western Europe. The Canadian disconnect and Geopolitical Friction Historically, Canada is the largest source of U.S. tourism. However, following recent political rhetoric regarding the annexation of Canadian territories and the imposition of 25% tariffs, Canadian arrivals have plummeted by over 20%. This has devastated border-state economies and major hubs like Florida, as Canadians increasingly boycott U.S. travel in favor of domestic or overseas alternatives. High Domestic Costs and Economic Uncertainty Inflation and new surcharges have made the "on-the-ground" experience more expensive than ever. Record-high fees for National Parks, rising hotel rates in gateway cities like New York and Los Angeles, and the overall strength of the U.S. dollar have led many travelers to conclude that a U.S. vacation is "no longer worth it" compared to more affordable, high-value markets in Southeast Asia or Europe. Despite these issues, the U.S. is pinning its hopes on a recovery driven by the 2026 FIFA World Cup and the 250th Anniversary celebrations this summer. To combat the current downturn in international arrivals, the U.S. has pivoted to a high-stakes "mega-event" strategy designed to make the country's high costs and strict entry requirements feel like a secondary concern. Central to this effort is the 2026 FIFA World Cup, for which the State Department launched the FIFA PASS system to fast-track visa interviews for ticket holders, ensuring that bureaucratic backlogs don't result in empty stadiums. This logistical push is paired with the "America the Beautiful" global marketing campaign, which attempts to soften the nation's image by focusing on human stories and welcoming vibes rather than just landmarks. Simultaneously, officials are leveraging the U.S. 250th Anniversary celebrations as a once-in-a-generation hook, using AI-driven digital tools to encourage visitors to extend their stays and explore more of the country. By bundling sports, history, and improved digital trip-planning, the U.S. hopes to provide enough "must-see" value to offset the financial and privacy hurdles that currently deter global travelers.
APAC corporate travel market reports significant growth ahead of Business Travel Show Asia Pacific 2026
Experts reporting ahead of Business Travel Show Asia Pacific 2026 say that corporate travel in the region will be worth US$749.65 billion by 2033. Indeed, the sector is becoming one of the most influential sectors in the region as local and international business owners increase investment in corporate travel across the region to realise their own business ambitions. Supporting this growth, Business Travel Show Asia Pacific returns to Marina Bay Sands, Singapore, from 14th to 15th April. Over 500 leading corporate travel buyers and suppliers are expected to come together for two days of sourcing, learning, networking and insights on the latest news, trends and research influencing one of the fastest growing corporate travel markets globally. Making its mark Commenting on this year’s show, event director Nelson Khoo said: “The Asia Pacific is rapidly cementing its position as one of the most exciting, dynamic regions for both business and business travel, as the current growth predictions clearly demonstrate. An increasing number of companies from a wide range of sectors including technology, pharmaceuticals and manufacturing are investing in operations across APAC. This is fuelling demand for a more strategic approach to corporate travel which is set to make an even bigger contribution to economic growth in the future.” Khoo added that the first Business Travel Show Asia Pacific was a huge success and that organisers are expecting even more exhibitors and buyers at this year’s show. He concluded by saying: “We have invested in a conference programme that helps corporate travel buyers and suppliers to understand current market trends and opportunities, ensuring they leave the show empowered with new connections and the strategic knowledge they need to realise the ambitions of not only their travel programmes but more broadly their business growth.” Corporate travel buyers, procurement managers responsible for corporate travel and meetings planners are invited to attend the event for free, subject to qualifications, while non-exhibiting suppliers may purchase tickets. What’s on for 2026? Highlights across the two-day programme include: The Innovation Faceoff: An inspiring showcase of the cutting edge, breakthrough travel technologies set to disrupt the sector and redefine the travel management landscape. Entrants will pitch live at the show in a battle to win the coveted Business Travel Show Asia Pacific Innovation Faceoff Award. APAC Travel Buyer of the Year: The APAC Travel Buyer of the Year also returns to this year’s show to recognise the travel buyer who demonstrates commitment to excellence and innovation. Those interested in submitting nominations are urged to do so quickly as entries close on Friday, 6th February. To find out more and register please visit: businesstravelshowapac/apac-travel-buyer-year Conference agenda: An inspiring schedule of expert panel discussions and industry insights on a wide range of topics and trends impacting the sector including AI, sustainable travel and the evolution of technology. The agenda will feature speakers from a diverse range of companies, including buyers from Accenture, MSD International and Western Digital alongside suppliers including Altour, FCM Consulting and Zenmer, all sharing a variety of perspectives on corporate travel across the region. This is in addition to the 1-2-1 meetings programme available to all buyers to schedule meetings with new and existing colleagues as well as over 50 exhibitors expected to attend. Visiting buyers will also have access to the buyer-only BTN Communities sessions offering the opportunity to confidentially share ideas, challenges and tips with industry peers. Hosted buyer programme: Available exclusively for senior corporate travel decision-makers, the programme includes exclusive benefits such as free travel and accommodation, curated one-to-one meetings with suppliers and VIP access to the event across both days, including hosted buyer only networking events. New floor layout and interactive experiences: Alongside learning and networking, visitors will have the opportunity to tour the new series of ‘experience bars’ with the chance to dispense their own scent according to their personality profile, create a new version of themselves through AI-augmented reality and craft a personalised tea blend according to their own preferences.
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