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UAE Business: Mastercard, Trip.com partner to transform travel booking with AI

com have partnered to showcase AI-powered booking experiences for the travel sector, demonstrating how consumers could search, book and complete purchases through Trip. Powered by Mastercard’s Agent Suite for Merchants and developed in partnership with Network International, the initiative aims to transform travel bookings through agentic commerce, allowing consumers to discover options, compare services and complete authorized.

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