Overview
We're approaching an era where AI agents, on a user's behalf, organize a trip or business travel, and compare transport, lodging, seats, and fares, and carry it through to booking.
Rather than opening booking sites one by one and typing in conditions, users will increasingly just ask an AI agent: "For my Osaka trip next week, I want to arrive in the morning," "Book a hotel near the station too," "Ideally a plan where I can use my points."
When that happens, what rail, air, and hotel businesses need is not simply placing an AI chat on their own site. Assuming AI agents become the new entry point for travel booking, it becomes essential to think about how your products, inventory, member services, and booking experience get discovered, used, and purchased.
In this webinar, a live demo built around Shinkansen (bullet train) booking shows the experience of an AI agent receiving a user's natural request, then finding options, selecting a seat, confirming the booking, and moving through payment and boarding preparation.
We'll then look at how — as this extends beyond rail booking to flights, hotels, rental cars, sightseeing tickets, baggage delivery, and local experiences — the customer touchpoints and sales flows of the travel and transport industry will change.
For business owners and planning leads who want to move forward with AI but aren't sure where to start, we'll explain — not the technical details, but the changes ahead and the business opportunities worth considering now — in clear terms.
Agenda
- Opening
- From 2023 to 2026: how AI adoption has changed
- AI shifting from "answering" to "acting"
- Why travel, transport, and lodging booking will change dramatically
- What's at stake for businesses
- Live demo: booking a Shinkansen with an AI agent
- What the demo shows about the future of booking and buying
- What rail, air, and hotel businesses should prepare now
- Adoption roadmap and where Stellagent helps
- Q&A
Who should attend
- Businesses with booking or sales flows across rail, air, hotels, rental cars, and travel products
- DX, business development, and product leads who want their booking sites and member platforms usable by AI agents in the future
- Anyone considering how to make their inventory, payment, and member functions AI-ready as the next step after AI chatbots
- Anyone who wants to keep customer touchpoints and data on their own side in an era when booking and purchasing happen via external AI platforms
Speaker
Since founding the company in 2022, he has worked across AI — starting with contract development and building a range of AI chatbots and AI agents. Today he builds infrastructure for “agentic commerce,” where AI agents handle everything from product comparison to payment — centered on retail and e-commerce, and expanding into reservations across rail, air, and hotels.
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