AI experts gathered in Jammu, India, to discuss how artificial intelligence can enhance personalized travel experiences. The meeting, held at the University of Jammu (CUJ), focused on leveraging AI to better understand and cater to individual traveler preferences.
Participants included tourism professionals, technologists, and cultural heritage experts. They explored AI applications such as predictive analytics, chatbots, and data-driven recommendations to improve visitor engagement. The discussion highlighted Jammu’s rich cultural heritage as a key area where AI could offer deeper, more immersive experiences.
This event follows growing global interest in AI-driven tourism solutions. Earlier this year, similar discussions took place in major cities like Bangkok and Barcelona, focusing on smart tourism infrastructure. In India, the government has been promoting digital tools to boost tourism, particularly in regions with historical and cultural significance. The Jammu meeting is part of this broader initiative to modernize the sector through technology.
