Atriis has become the first corporate travel platform to integrate TAP Air Portugal’s NDC content. From today, TMCs can shop, book, and manage TAP’s NDC fares alongside traditional GDS content. Omri Amsalem, Co-Founder and COO of Atriis Technologies, said: “By being the first corporate travel platform to offer TAP’s NDC content through Sabre, we empower TMCs with superior access to exclusive fares and optimised workflows that drive cost savings and operational efficiency.”

Ryanair will delay its move to 100% paperless boarding passes to November 3 2025. This means passengers will no longer need to download and print a physical paper boarding pass. Instead, they can generate a digital boarding pass in their ‘myRyanair’ app during check-in. Ryanair’s initial plan to create a fully-digital system was slated for May 1. The move will save over 300 tonnes in paper waste each year. Almost all airport check-in fees are expected to be eliminated from November.

Wings Global Travel has expanded its activities in Latin America with new operations in Colombia and Argentina. The move is designed to service its rapidly-growing energy business in the region. Wings will also build out its existing presence in Brazil and the US to support clients with footprints in South America, the Caribbean and North America. A total of 50 additional staff are currently being recruited to work in Bogotá and Buenos Aires. Headcount at its existing bases in Rio de Janeiro and Houston is also expected to increase.

DeAnne Dale has been named as the new General Manager of Diversity Travel’s US division. She previously worked as the Senior Vice President for Global Strategy and Consulting at Reed & Mackay. Dale has over 25 years of experience in the corporate travel industry. In her new role, she will lead the US commercial team and drive operations. Dale will also focus on investments in AI and innovation for non-profit and higher education clients.