Global Economic Overview
Global economic growth is at 3.4% in 2025, gradually easing to 3.1% in 2026 and 3.2% in 2027, weighed down by geopolitical tensions, trade fragmentation, and softer global demand. Headline inflation, after rising from 4.1% in 2025 to 4.4% in 2026, is expected to decline to 3.7% by 2027, though progress varies across regions. However, rising trade tensions, policy shifts, and heightened uncertainty pose challenges to global economic recovery.
Advanced Economies (AEs) saw a slight decline in growth, from 1.9% in CY 2025 to 1.8% in CY 2026 and further estimated at 1.7% in CY 2027. Growth in Emerging Markets and Developing Economies (EMDEs) is expected to remain moderate at 4.4% in CY 2025 and 3.9% in CY 2026 and 4.2% in CY 2027. While geopolitical tensions and lingering inflationary pressures continue to shape the macroeconomic environment, global travel demand has remained resilient, driven by consumers increasing preference for premium, personalized, and experience-led travel across major markets such as North America, Asia Pacific, and the Middle East.
Source: IMF World Economic Outlook - April 2026
Industry Overview
Travel and hospitality remain among the most dynamic and resilient sectors of the global economy. After years of post-pandemic recovery, the industry has moved into a new phase one defined less by rebound and more by structural evolution. Global international tourist arrivals reached 1.5 billion in 2025, growing 4% year-on-year, with momentum clearly shifting eastward as Africa and Asia-Pacific led regional growth at 8% and 6% respectively. Consumer enthusiasm for travel remains remarkably strong 74% of global travelers rank it as their top discretionary spending priority, outpacing dining, fashion, electronics, and wellness by a wide margin.
The travel industry continues to demonstrate strong resilience, with hotel room revenues expected to exceed USD 1 trillion, airline revenues approaching USD 950 billion, and online travel agency gross bookings reaching approximately USD 912 billion. What makes this momentum particularly noteworthy is that it is unfolding amid persistent geopolitical uncertainty, inflationary pressures, and softening consumer confidence across certain markets.
Technology, particularly artificial intelligence, is rapidly reshaping how travelers discover, plan, and book trips, while the Middle East, South Asia, and Southeast Asia are emerging as the new engines of global travel demand, redefining connectivity, hospitality standards for the decade ahead.
Shifting global alliances and unpredictable border policies aremakinginternationaltravelmoredifficult than at any point in recent memory. On the economic front, tariffs and inflation power for middle-market travelers, creating a distinctly "K-shaped" travel economy where luxury segments thrive while budget-conscious travelers make meaningful compromises - choosing cheaper flights, shorter trips, and less expensive destinations rather than canceling travel altogether.
Growing Significance of Travel
The global travel industry has entered a more experience-driven and digitally connected phase, where travel is increasingly viewed as an essential part of modern lifestyles rather than a discretionary activity. Evolving traveler preferences, rising digital adoption, and the growing demand for personalized and seamless experiences are reshaping the travel ecosystem across every stage of the journey from inspiration and planning to booking and post-trip engagement. Travelers today are seeking greater convenience, flexibility, authenticity, and value, while expecting real-time, intuitive, and highly personalized interactions across channels. At the same time, social media, AI-led recommendations, immersive technologies, and mobile-how travel decisions are discovered, evaluated, and experienced.
Travel demand is anticipated to see moderate strengthening in 2026, underpinned by rising incomes and major global events. However, near-term headwinds persist, including policy uncertainty, a softening job market, and the lingering effects of tariffs, a mixed backdrop for hotels, where visitor volumes remain relatively stable, but broader economic signals are inconsistent.
At the same time, global travel demand is evolving across investment, both geographies and customer segments, prompting and the industry to place greater emphasis on smarter distribution strategies, data-driven guest engagement, and technology-powered experiences. Together, these shifts are cementing travels role as a powerful catalyst for consumer aspiration, economic growth, and digital continue transformation. to suppress purchasing
Consumer appetite for travel remains strong. Leisure trips have become the most defensible discretionary purchase across major markets, surviving inflation and geopolitical noise that have pressured other categories.
Global Travel Industry and Outlook
CY 2025 closed as a consolidation year for global travel, with the industry absorbing the uneven recovery from the post-pandemic surge and repositioning for the next phase of growth. Skift Research projects approximately 5% top-line expansion in 2026, roughly 1.5 times expected GDP growth a ratio that reflectshow durably travel spending has held up against a difficult macro
Consumer appetite for travel remains strong. Leisure trips have become the most defensible discretionary purchase across inflationand major markets, surviving geopolitical noise that have pressured other categories. Corporate travel has stabilized at a modest but steady pace, and visiting-friends-and-relatives platformsareinfluencing traffic continues to grow as families spread across borders.
The pressures, however, are real. Geopolitical instability - shifting alliances, border policy uncertainty, and periodic regional volatility have made international routing decisions more complicated than at any point in recent memory. Tariffs and sustained inflation are squeezing middle-market travelers, deepening the split between creating high-spend and budget segments. Artificial intelligence is moving quickly through the sectors distribution and guest-experience layers, and while the long-term implications are still taking shape, the pace of change is beginning to rival that of the early years of online booking.
Emerging economies are providing some of the strongest demand signals. Over 91% of Indian travelers plan to increase travel budgets in 2026. Chinese and UK travelers are directionally similar, at 65% and 61% respectively. The average global traveler expects to spend 9% more on trips in 2026 than in 2025 a number that, given current economic conditions, suggests travel remains well-protected in household budgets even when other spending pulls back.
2026 will be defined by disciplined growth as AI reshapes travel discovery and booking, shifting the advantage toward platforms that control the customer journey and deliver personalized recommendations. Online travel agencies are expected to deepen partnerships and expand into loyalty, payments, and fintech solutions to strengthen relevance and protect margins.
Source: Skift Research
Travel and Tourism by Region
North America peaked in January before weakening, largely due to softening in the U.S. market. Stronger travel demand in Canada helped sustain moderate growth throughout much of the year, but the festive season underperformed, leaving the region 2% below December 2024. Inbound travel to the U.S. has been on a broadly downward trend since February 2025, following President Trumps announcement of new policies and tariffs. The U.S. Travel Association arrivals decreased by 6% year-on-year in 2025.
South America leads all regions in the bottom-uptravel growth estimates, with projected revenue growth of 12.9% in 2026 the highest of any region globally. This optimism is driven by strong momentum among publicly traded travel companies operating in the region. However, the report does not provide detailed destination-specific or consumer-level data for South America beyond this headline strong projected growth reflects favorable analyst sentiment rather than documented demand-side trends specific to the region.
The final quarter of 2025 marked a shift in momentum, with the Middle East and Africa gaining strength and ending the year as the top-performing region, posting 9% growth in December. Although year-on-year growth in the Middle East was more modest at 3%, international arrivals were 39% above 2019 levels. Africa led all regions with an 8% rise in international tourist arrivals in 2025. The UAE is investing over USD 35 billion in aviation infrastructure, while Saudi Arabia is committing more than USD 50 billion.
After a year of slight declines, Europe found its footing during the festive season and closed the year with a 4% increase. International tourist arrivals in Europe grew 4% year-on-year in 2025. Off-peak travel is a growing trend, with Europes short-term rental market seeing non-summer occupancy tracking 9% above the prior year, indicating that non-summer travel is gaining traction faster than the peak season. Airline-rail intermodality is also reshaping connectivity, with short-haul flights under 500 miles declining 17% since 2019.
International tourist arrivals grew 4% year-on-year globally in 2025, with Asia-Pacific posting 6% growth. Asia-Pacific maintained upward momentum for most of 2025. Capacity growth, fleet orders, and infrastructure investment are shifting the center of global aviation eastward, with India committing over USD 11 billion to airport infrastructure. Asia and the Middle East dominate global aircraft backlog orders, reinforcing their role as the industrys fastest-growing hub regions. Vietnam stands out as a strong performer, driven by its liberal visa policies.
Source: Skift Research
The Changing Landscape of Online Travel
CY 2026 marked a structural inflection for the online travel industry, as the rules governing discovery, booking, and brand interaction shifted at a foundational level. The pre-COVID playbook built on predictable funnels and stable channel hierarchies - is no longer the operating model.
The defining theme for CY 2026 is fragmentation in estimatesinternational consumer behavior, travel preferences, and booking ecosystems. But running alongside it is a second, sharper shift: AI is beginning to mediate decisionsbeforebrands ernative. ever enter the picture.
• Search behavior is changing: Travelers are no longer confined to traditional booking flows. Google once dominated travel search, directing demand to online travel agencies through paid and organic links but that dominance is eroding. AI-powered platforms, alongside social media channels, are moving suggesting rapidly from the financial inspiration to e-commerce, enabling more spontaneous, interest-driven, and conversational planning. Search is becoming recommendation-led, with nce over travel demand shifting toward a broader influe set of digital gatekeepers.
• Travel demand is diversifying: The rise of experiential and purpose-driven travel is shifting consumer focus from commoditized packages toward personalized, immersive, and meaningful experiences. Immersive, locally authentic experiences are becoming a key driver of destination choice, with 79% of MENA travelers, 78% of Indian travelers, and 66% of U.S. travelers considering them extremely important.
• Booking channels are evolving: The online booking landscape is becoming increasingly competitive as consumer-focused players rise. Online travel agencies are currently used far more for booking than for search, but that balance is shifting. As AI platforms build trust and scale, they are extending integrations beyond OTAs to include direct hotel connections, global distribution systems, and loyalty-rich ecosystems such as credit card platforms accelerating the democratization of booking share and reshaping who captures margin across the value chain.
After a year of slight declines, Europe found its footing during the festive season and closed the year with a 4% increase. International tourist arrivals in Europe grew 4% year-on-year in 2025.
In todays highly competitive landscape, the ability to deliver superior customer experiences, offer strong perceived value, and maintain direct relationships with travelers has become a key source of differentiation. Leading companies are leveraging AI to personalize offerings, strengthening ties with supply partners, and broadening their portfolios to include flights, experiences, payments, and financial services all in an effort to stay relevant and foster deeper customer loyalty. More than half of consumers are likely or very likely to switch from their usual travel brand if an AI recommendation suggests better
Looking ahead, the next decade promises to be transformative for online travel platforms.
The convergence of AI-led personalization, social commerce, and seamless user experience will fundamentally reshape how consumers search, plan, and book their trips. Skift Research projects online travel agency revenues to reach USD 107 billion in CY 2026, with gross bookings through OTAs estimated at USD 912 billion, growing approximately 6% year-on-year. Competitive advantage will increasingly be defined not by inventory aggregation alone, but by control of the traveler interface, ownership of the discovery journey, and the ability to deploy AI at scale across the full booking funnel.
Hotels enter 2026 with cautious optimism as resilient demand and steady revenue growth continue despite margin pressures from elevated costs, softer leisure trends, and macroeconomic uncertainty. Skift Research estimates hotel sector growth at 4.9% in 2026, down from 5.7% in 2025, with global hotel room revenues projected at approximately USD 1,071 billion. The industry is increasingly leveraging AI, digital infrastructure, and personalization to enhance guest engagement and
As the airline industry enters 2026, the post-pandemic recovery phase is decisively over. Demand is no longer rebounding at an accelerated pace. Revenue growth is becoming harder to sustain, while cost pressures remain elevated. The industry is now transitioning from a strengthen direct booking channels. As AI platforms expand integrations across hotel systems and loyalty ecosystems, competition for customer ownership is expected to intensify. While 71% of operators report positive guest response to digital tools, seamless execution remains critical. Guests using customized room features spend nearly USD 22 more per night, highlighting the growing commercial value of personalized, technology-driven hospitality experiences. volume-driven recovery cycle to a margin-defense phase, where network optimization, product segmentation, and capital discipline matter more than absolute capacity growth. The industry is projected to earn USD 949 billion in revenue, up 5% from 2025.
Social Media: The New Travel Booking Funnel
Social platforms have evolved from pure inspiration channels into meaningful drivers of booking and conversion engines, particularly among millennials and Gen Z travelers. Social platforms, mobile usage, and generative, AI-powered search have reshaped discovery and booking through shoppable videos, influencer-led content, and immersive storytelling. User-generated content, real-time reviews, and peer recommendations now hold greater influence than traditional advertising. Guests no longer move neatly from awareness to booking; they jump between social content, AI tools, review platforms, and brand sites across devices. 32% of consumers made repeat bookings through links discovered on social media platforms. There is a growing appetite for "experience-first" narratives that explain the emotional payoff behind travel choices, not just destinations.
Marketing and customer service are converging into a single customer experience discipline driven largely by social and conversational channels. More than 65% of these consumers use platforms such as TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube to explore destinations, access reviews, and find travel tips.
Destination marketers and travel brands are increasingly adopting these formats to improve engagement and conversions. By CY2026, social commerce is expected to influence over 20% of leisure travel decisions in digitally mature markets.
Distribution Channels: Direct and OTA-led Growth
The travel distribution landscape continues to shift, with a multi-channel approach becoming the norm. Direct bookings are on the rise, driven by enhanced website experiences, loyalty program incentives, and tailored offers. OTAs continue to occupy a critical position in the travel distribution ecosystem, particularly in driving discovery, enabling product bundling, and serving the last-minute booking segment. Recognizing the need to attract and retain higher-value travelers, OTAs are making meaningful investments in AI-driven capabilities and enhanced content, reinforcing their relevance in an increasingly competitive, technology-led marketplace. When it comes to global booking trends, a degree of convergence is emerging. Established hotel chains tend to capture a greater share of direct bookings, while OTAs maintain dominance in more fragmented, price-conscious d resilient markets. OTAs are leaning into partnerships and supplying inventory to AI platforms through APIs. Investments in AI, loyalty, and content aim to counter OTAs, as AI travel-planning tools are starting to influence visibility. OTAs are expanding into travel wallets, Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL), Insurance, and embedded financial products. These improve conversion and increase monetization per customer.
As of 2026, a hybrid distribution model one that integrates metasearch platforms, OTAs, and branded a hotel websites is taking hold, creating a more resilient and well-diversified booking ecosystem.
Technology Adoption in Hospitality
Digital transformation in hospitality has reached an inflection point, with contactless check-ins, biometric IDs, AI concierges, and dynamic pricing becoming mainstream. Hotels are shifting from discrete tools to integrated, API-driven ecosystems that unify operations and enhance personalization.
Technology investment is accelerating, with guest-facing innovations lifting satisfaction, loyalty, and revenue. Simultaneously, hotels are investing in direct channels, loyalty programs, and data capabilities to reduce intermediary dependence - advantages that matter as AI reshapes travel discovery.
Despite macro headwinds from inflation and geopolitical uncertainty, 2026 is a year of disciplined execution and renewed focus on guest relevance, positioning hotels for a more resilient future.
B2B Distribution: Data-Led Optimization
In the B2B landscape, data-driven insights have become the cornerstone of an effective distribution strategy Real-time availability, forward-looking demand forecasts, and geo-targeted price parity metrics are empowering partners to make smarter decisions and allocate campaign investment more precisely.
Wholesalers, global distribution systems, and B2B marketplaces are increasingly prioritizing dynamic packaging, customized offers, and deeper integration with hotel revenue management systems. Yet, 2026 is not a year of retrenchment. Rather, it represents a period of disciplined execution, stronger digital capability, and a renewed focus on guest relevance collectively positioning hotels and airlines to navigate volatility while building moreprofitable
Evolving Consumer Trends
Consumer travel preferences in CY 2026 will be informed by flexibility, wellness, and identity-driven experiences:
Extended and Flexible Travel
The widespread adoption of remote work has significantly accelerated demand for longer stays and adaptable itineraries. Blended trips combining work and leisure, now represent nearly one-third of all shift in international travel, reflecting how and why people travel.
Conscious and Purpose-Led Travel
A growing segment of travelers is actively prioritizing . sustainability, seeking carbon-neutral options, authentic local experiences, and minimal-impact itineraries. Tourism boards and travel brands are responding with purpose-driven campaigns and recognized sustainability certifications.
The Evolving Definition of Luxury
The concept of luxury travel is undergoing a meaningful transformation moving away from extravagance toward depth and intentionality. Bespoke, high-touch, low-footprint experiences such as regenerative retreats and artisanal stays areredefiningwhat premium travel looks like for the modern traveler.
Group and Shared-Interest
Travel Families, social groups, and special-interest communities spanning interests such as culinary exploration, wellness, and cultural history are increasingly organizing their travel around shared passions and collective experiences, giving rise to a more personalized and community-driven approach to group travel.
Travel Loyalty in AI Ecosystem
If an AI assistant automatically found better prices, schedules, or alternatives for your trip, how likely would you be to switch from your usual hotel/OTA brand?
AI players are expected to extend integrations beyond online travel agencies to include direct hotel connections, global distribution systems, and other inventory providers, accelerating the democratization of bookings and reshaping margin capture across the travel ecosystem. Hotels are strengthening loyalty programs, driving direct bookings, and leveraging AI-powered tools for personalized recommendations to remain relevant and visible.
Impact of AI & Generative Technology on Travel
Artificial intelligence is emerging as a major force reshaping the global travel industry. Skift Research identifiesAI as the centerpiece of a broader technological transformation that could remove friction from travel, improve efficiency, and redefine customer experiences. While AI transforms the digital travel ecosystem, innovations such as self-driving cars and flying taxis could also reshape physical travel experiences. Skift highlights that these innovations are expected to improve efficiency and reduce barriers to travel in the coming years.
Key areas of transformation include:
Conversational AI: Scalable Customer Support
Generative AI is reshaping customer service with chatbots that handle bookings, refunds, and multilingual queries at scale. Companies like Expedia and Trip.com utilize AI agents to deliver instant, consistent support, thereby reducing guest service costs and freeing up human agents for more complex issues. Though adoption is still early, success stories are accelerating AI integration.
Smarter Travel Discovery & Booking
AI is increasinglyinfluencing how travelers discover and book travel services. Skift notes that online travel in 2026 will be defined by platforms that control the booking process and offer personalized recommendations.
Operational Efficiency Through Technology
Hotels are accelerating investments in digital infrastructure as technology becomes a core commercial strategy. According to Skift, integrated systems are enabling faster check-ins, smarter rooms, improved operational efficiency, betterservice and delivery. These tools are helping hospitality players improve guest satisfaction while managing rising operational costs.
Dynamic Pricing & Revenue Optimization
Skift highlights that destinations and travel companies are increasingly shifting away from traditional seasonal pricing models toward dynamic revenue management. This allows businesses to better manage changing demand patterns, especially as travelers increasingly opt for off-season and experience-led travel.
Loyalty & Customer Retention
The report highlights that loyalty programs are evolving from traditional points-based systems toward more personalized and flexible reward ecosystems. Hotels are expanding partnerships, simplifying redemption processes, and using customer data more effectively to strengthen direct relationships in an increasingly AI-driven marketplace.
Conclusion
Skift makes it clear that technology is no longer a back-end function. It is becoming a strategic growth lever across the travel industry. From personalization and direct bookings to operational efficiency and dynamic pricing, AI is reshaping how travel companies compete in a more digitally driven industry. This creates strong innovation opportunities for companies like RateGain Technologies operating across the global travel ecosystem.
Company Overview
Today, RateGain is one of the worlds largest processors of electronic transactions, price points, and travel intent data, enabling revenue management, distribution, and marketing teams across hotels, airlines, destination marketing organizations, metasearch companies, package providers, car rentals, travel management companies, cruises and ferries to drive better business outcomes.
Founded in 2004 and headquartered in India, RateGain works with 33 of the Top 40 Hotel Chains, 4 of the Top 5 Airlines, 7 of the Top 10 Car Rental companies, and all leading Destination Marketing Organizations, all leading Online Travel Agents, and metasearch platforms, including 25 Global Fortune 500 companies, unlocking new revenue every day.
The Company has emerged as one of the worlds largest processors of electronic transactions, travel intent, and pricing data. Its comprehensive travel intelligence and pricing platform processes over 30 Mn+ Bookings, alongside over 2 billion ARI (Availability, Rate, and Inventory) updates handled annually and nearly 143 billion price point searches annually. Over 200 billion ARIs are processed. Through a network of over 700+ demand partners and 500+ supply partners qacross 160+ countries, RateGain provides a unified intelligence platform that enables customers to better understand market demand, consumer behavior, and pricing dynamics, thereby improving conversion and revenue outcomes.
By harnessing artificial analytics, the Company aggregates real-time data from more than 1,100+ sources to deliver high-quality, actionable insights through intuitive and user-friendly interfaces. These capabilities help customers and revenue managers simplify market analysis and optimize pricing strategies.
Product Offerings
RateGain has developed a comprehensive portfolio of AI-powered solutions to meet the evolving needs of the travel and hospitality industry, serving both enterprise and mid-market customers. Its offerings span multiple functions across the travel value chain, including revenue management decision support, competitive intelligence, distribution, digital marketing, social media engagement, online reputation management, and direct customer acquisition. Through continuous innovation and expansion, the Company enables global travel brands to streamline operations, improve guest experiences, and drive sustainable growth.
The Companys offerings are broadly categorized into three segments:
DaaS (Data as a Service)
RateGains competitive moat rests on a proprietary global data acquisition and DaaS infrastructure spanning hotels, airlines, OTAs, car rental companies, and cruise lines - a market where pricing and rate data remain highly fragmented and actively defended through anti-scraping blockers, CAPTCHAs, and legal restrictions. Replicating this position would require an acquisition engine capable of bypassing such defenses, normalizing non-standard formats across thousands of sources, and maintaining compliance across 160+ countries a combination few competitors can assemble. The platform processes billions of price points daily with real-time normalization and built-in compliance, capturing forward-looking pricing and demand intelligence from over 1,100+ global sources at a scale no competitor currently matches.
This infrastructure underpins an expanding suite of AI-native products. Intuitive dashboards let revenue managers assess market positioning, monitor rate parity, and optimize pricing across Direct, OTA, and GDS channels. DaaS includes the following:
Navigator AI replaces manual dashboards with natural-language queries on pricing, parity, demand, and competitor actions, automatically surfaced and ranked by business impact.
AirGain NLQ extends this conversational querying to airline route performance, demand anomalies, andparitygaps. ws. Car Rev-AI is a pricing engine trained on historical bookings, real-time demand, and competitor elasticity that continuously optimizes car rental rates.
The acquisition of Adara and Sojern has further strengthened this ecosystem by adding travel-intent data and deeper rate intelligence, supporting RateGains vision of an integrated RevMax platform spanning guest acquisition, engagement, retention, and wallet-share expansion while sharpening travel brands ability to identify audience segments and deliver personalized offers that improve conversion and loyalty.
Demand-AI enhances RateGains competitive position by converting vast travel-intent and market data into predictive demand intelligence, enabling customers to anticipate demand shifts and optimize revenue decisions ahead of competitors.
Distribution
RateGain optimizes hotel distribution management through a unified platform enabling seamless connectivity across booking and distribution channels. Its connectivity infrastructure links over 200,000 properties across key global travel markets, facilitating real-time exchange of availability, rates, inventory, and content between hotels, OTAs, and GDS processing billions of transactions annually on a highly reliable, scalable, zero-downtime infrastructure. The platform also supports direct connectivity with metasearch engines through its booking engine solutions, driving higher-margin direct bookings, and features anindustry-first CRS-integrated AI voice agent that captures bookings across OTAs, GDS, metasearch, social media, and voice-based interfaces.
With 33 of the top 40 hotel chains and all leading OTAs on its platform, RateGain has built one of the worlds most reliable travel distribution networks. It has the most comprehensive data on pricing and travel intent with access to 200,000+ hotel properties. This scale is sustainable because distribution connectivity in travel is non-standardized, fragmented, and demands precise execution. Finite hotel inventory means any latency or reliability failure risks costly overbooking and lasting reputational damage, so distribution channels impose rigorous certification requirements trust earned only through multi-year, zero-error track records that new entrants cannot shortcut. RateGain provides the following platforms:
RateGains UNO Channel Manager, the inventory holder for multi-channel distribution, enabling instantaneous, certified, More than 200,000 properties now rely on RateGain as their mission-critical execution layer. AI is extending this execution advantage further.
Agentic ARI is the industrys first CRS/CM platform built with intelligent ARI logic, prioritizes rate and availability updates.
UNO VIVA is the worlds first agentic AI voice platform for hotels. It automates front-desk operations around the clock with measurable booking conversions recorded at launch directly addressing labor shortages across the EU and US.
Martech (Marketing Technology)
RateGains Martech solutions use AI-powered content creation and social media management to help hotels gain greater visibility, while enabling DMOs and travel brands to target AI-filtered, high-intent travelers and achieve higher returns on ad spend. Multi-channel campaigns further drive incremental direct bookings for hotels. Martech includes the following platforms:
Adara/Sojern AI applies AI-optimized audience modeling to platforms, delivering 3 10x better targeting performance and powering smarter, more precise audience activation.
SoHo AI Platformistheindustrysfirst AI-native social media platform built specifically for hotels, unifying content, engagement, and reputation management into a single system that learns each propertys individual voice and automates roughly 70% of routine tasks.
AI Concierge is an omnichannel conversational revenue platform. It is an AI-powered virtual hotel sales and service assistant that engages guests through natural conversations, drives direct bookings, and increases revenue through personalized recommendations and cross-selling.
The travelers journey consists of six distinct phases, which are as follows:
• Dreaming: In this stage, the traveler doesnt intend to book a trip but is inspired by social media and other platforms.
• Planning: The traveler starts considering specific itineraries, dates, locations, and activities for the trip.
• Discovering: After selecting a destination, the traveler explores the best offers and tour packages.
• Booking: The traveler finalizes plans by making reservations through the preferred booking platform.
• Trip and Stay: The traveler embarks on the trip and checks into their accommodation, experiencing what was promised during the booking phase.
• Review and Retention: After the trip, the traveler reflects on their experience and provides feedback.
By integrating sales, marketing, distribution, and revenue management capabilities into a unified technology ecosystem, RateGain enables customers to adopt holistic, data-driven strategies that support sustainable growth and improved commercial performance across the travel value chain.
Business Strengths
1. An Integrated, AI-Native SaaS Ecosystem Built Travel & Hospitality
RateGain has built a robust, integrated portfolio of SaaS-based solutions purpose-built for the global travel and hospitality industry. The platforms modular, interoperable architecture enables seamless integration across revenue management, distribution, pricing intelligence, and digital marketing, helping customers streamline workflows, reduce operational complexity, and improve outcomes. The portfolio includes proprietary AI-powered solutions such as Navigator and Rate Intelligence for OTAs, AirGain for airline pricing intelligence, and Rev-AI for the car rental segment, which replaces static pricing models with personalized, dynamic recommendations. This innovation is supported by RateGain Labs, the Companys in-house incubator dedicated to next-generation AI and data science applications, all built on infrastructure designed for high scalability, security, and reliability, and compliant with globally recognized standards including PCI DSS and GDPR.
2. AI as the Operating System
AI is not an addition to RateGains platform; it is the operating system through which every product now runs. As of March 2026, RateGain has 15+ AI-native products live or in rollout across guest acquisition, distribution, pricing, payments, and engagement, each purpose-built for travel and hospitality and trained on proprietary data assets no competitor possesses. This is executed through three deliberate AI vectors operating in concert: AI Innovation and New Products, Outcome-Based AI-Ready Revenue Models, and an AI-Accelerated Organization. As AI improves customer outcomes, contract value grows automatically over 70% of RateGains current revenue is already tied to driving measurable outcomes for customers.
3. Proprietary Data at Scale: The Backbone of AI
Innovation
RateGains AI capabilities are underpinned by a data moat that is exceptionally difficult to replicate:
Together, Sojern and Adara maintain a combined database of over 500 million known global travelers, supported by more than 100 data partner integrations and over 300 booking engine integrations. The platform processes more than 30 million bookings, generates over 100 million traveler predictions daily, and delivers more than 8 billion real-time audience updates each day.
As AI increases pricing complexity and expands discovery surfaces, this proprietary data foundation becomes more critical.
4. Comprehensive Portfolio of Revenue Maximization for Solutions
RateGains offerings have evolved from a single hotel price-comparison solution into a fully integrated platform spanning revenue optimization, travel intent intelligence, distribution connectivity, and digital marketing. The platform serves enterprise and mid-market customers across hotels, airlines, OTAs, car rental companies, cruise operators, and vacation rental providers.
The Companys solutions address a broad range of critical business functions including revenue management decision support, competitive intelligence, distribution management, social media and online reputation, brand engagement, and paid digital marketing. All products are developed in-house by a centralized team of software developers, product managers, and data scientists, a model that supports high operational leverage and ensures cohesive innovation across the portfolio.
RateGains AI stack spans the complete guest loop, covering guest acquisition, pricing, booking across channels, ancillary revenue uplift, and payment, making it the only integrated platform of its kind powering every step of the travelers journey. This is reinforced by deep integrations with leading Property Management Systems, Central Reservation Systems, Revenue Management Systems, and Global Distribution Systems, alongside numerous long-tail OTA platforms, expanding connectivity, data access, and network effects for customers.
The acquisition of Adara and Sojern has meaningfully enhanced RateGains MarTech capabilities by adding anonymized digital traveler profiles scored for travel intent, enabling more precise audience segmentation, stronger marketing returns, and improved campaign performance for clients. RateGain further supports customers through customized social media strategies aligned with individual client objectives, delivering measurable engagement outcomes and actionable performance insights, reinforcing its position as a trusted strategic partner across the travelers digital journey.
RateGain has built a robust, integrated portfolio of SaaS-based solutions purpose-built for the global travel and hospitality industry.
5. Positioned to Win the AI-Driven Purchase Funnel
As AI compresses the traveler discovery journey, RateGains integrated platform is uniquely positioned to capture both organic and paid AI-native discovery:
ARI + MCP Integration: UNOs structured content and ARI feed directly into ChatGPT, Perplexity, and other AI surfaces, keeping hotels bookable wherever travelers now search
GEO (SEO for AI): UNO website optimization positions hotels for organic AI discovery increasingly the new first page of travel planning
• Agentic Ads: Metasearch advertising extended into AI Mode, capturing paid discovery within the AI purchase funnel
• A "Yes-And" Platform: Traditional distribution channels remain critical, and RateGains family of solutions covers both traditional and AI-native channels with a depth no other provider matches
• Google/GCP Partnership: A strategic cloud partnership accelerating AI surface capabilities using Vertex AI, GEO/AEO, and Gemini-powered AI Concierge
This first-mover advantage in AI surface-readiness with MCP/ARI feeds and GEO optimization already live, and booking agents on the roadmap directly expands RateGains addressable market as travelers shift toward AI-native discovery.
6. Out come-Based, Performance-Linked
Model
RateGains commercial model is increasingly structured to monetize the revenue outcomes it drives for customers, rather than pure software subscription fees. Revenue is linked to measurable performance across verticals a percentage of gross booking value for Sojern Properties and the UNO Direct Suite, impression-based delivery for paid digital marketing, fee-per-transaction for distribution, a share of ancillary revenue uplift for AI Concierge, and a share of incremental revenue generated through Rev-AI. As AI continues to improve customer outcomes, contract value grows automatically, aligning RateGains commercial success directly with the value it delivers.
7. AI-Driven Operating Leverage Across the Organization
AI efficiencies are funding product innovation within existing cost structures, starting with RateGains own operations across every function:
Engineering & Delivery: Using Cursor AI, Claude, and custom GPTs, 25 60% of code is now AI-assisted (higher for new builds), supported by 400+ active AI licenses and AI-accelerated release cycles, with some customer change requests reaching production in under 24 hours
Sales & Marketing: AI SDR tools enable intelligent lead generation, predictive deal analytics, pipeline acceleration, and content automation, with AI voice support on the roadmap
• HR & People: AI-powered job description creation (in under 5 minutes), an SDR hiring engine with auto-shortlisting, and the DELTA AI learning platform, with TA Partner GPT and attrition prediction tools planned
Finance & RevOps: 80% accuracy achieved in AI-driven cash receipt matching, an accelerated MIS build process, and real-time P&L visibility across all business units, positioning finance as a strategic AI partner to the business
Together, these capabilities demonstrate that AI is enhancing operating leverage across every function - strengthening margins while accelerating the pace of product innovation.
8. Enduring Customer Relationships
RateGain caters to a diverse global customer base, serving over 13,000+ customers as of March 31, 2026. Its clientele spans the entire travel and hospitality ecosystem, comprising airlines, hotel chains, cruise operators, car rental companies, OTAs, destination marketing organizations (DMOs), tour operators, wholesalers, and other travel service providers.
The Companys strength lies in its ability to forge long-standing relationships with leading global travel brands through a combination of technology expertise, domain knowledge, and customer-centric engagement. RateGain supports its customers through dedicated global implementation and support teams that ensure seamless onboarding and resolution of concerns. It has also established a robust customer feedback and engagement framework, including automated Net Promoter Score (NPS) assessments, onboarding satisfaction surveys, regular business review discussions, and region-specific advisory boards.
The Company conducts annual advisory forums and customer and industry expert interactions to gather market insights, validate product roadmaps, and enhance solution capabilities in line with the evolving dynamics of the travel and hospitality industry.
9. Robust Partner Network
RateGains partner network comprises all leading OTAs and 700+ demand partners across global travel markets. Built through sustained technology investments and long-term operational collaboration, it enables seamless connectivity between RateGains platform and hospitality providers worldwide. This extensive network not only enhances the development and distribution of RateGains solutions but also facilitates hotel expansion into new source markets. By connecting global hotel brands with regional OTAs and niche travel platforms, RateGain supports organic growth and reduces dependence on traditional sales and marketing efforts.
Business Strategies
1. Sojern Acquisition
Sojern, founded in 2007 and acquired by RateGain in 2025, is headquartered in San Francisco, California with teams in the Americas, Europe, Middle East and Africa, and Asia Pacific. Sojern is the leading AI-powered Traveller Platform, designed to boost growth and profitability for the travel Platform is a set of easy-to-use software and services that delivers unrivaled traveler insight, intelligent audiences, multichannel activation and optimization, and a connected guest experience all in one place. More than 13,000 travel marketers rely on this platform annually to find, attract, convert and engage travelers.
Strategic Rationale
The acquisition of Sojern represented a deliberate move to build a full-funnel, AI-powered revenue platform for the travel and hospitality sector. RateGain identified a critical gap: while its DaaS and Distribution businesses provided strong pricing intelligence and channel management capabilities, it lacked a scaled, performance-driven marketing engine with first-party data at its core. Sojern filled that gap entirely, transforming RateGain from a data and distribution company into an integrated RevMax platform capable of engaging guests across every stage of the travel journey, from dreaming through post-trip.
Combined Customer Base
Following the Sojern integration, RateGains total customer count scaled to 13,410, a substantial expansion from 3,224 in FY 2024-25. This growth reflects the addition of Sojerns hospitality and travel brand client portfolio, which includes properties, DMOs, and travel brands running performance marketing campaigns across digital channels. The combined base deepens RateGains penetration across the hospitality vertical, which now constitutes 45.3% of revenue by industry type.
Combined Data Assets
Sojern and Adara together maintain a combined database of more than 500 million known global travelers, supported by over 100 data partner integrations and more than 300 booking engine integrations. The platform generates over 100 million traveler predictions daily, alongside more than 8 billion real-time audience updates each day. The scale is easy to state - the moat is in how it was built. Over 15+ years, both companies cultivated contractual, trust-based relationships with travel and hospitality brands that are genuinely hard to recreate today, especially now that cookie deprecation has made anonymous, third-party data largely worthless. That leaves first-party, consented, post-cookie-ready data as one of the few durable advantages left in travel MarTech. RateGain now holds the deepest pool of it.
This compounds with RateGains pricing infrastructure, which processes billions of hotel, airline, car rental, and cruise data points daily across 160+ countries, alongside 30 million+ bookings and 2 billion ARI updates a year. Layering AI across both the intent-data . The Sojern Traveller and pricing-data stacks turns two separate advantages into one thats harder to compete with than either piece alone.
Synergy Realization
The integration of Sojern was completed ahead of plan. Revenue synergies are already flowing through, with MarTech, which now includes Sojern, contributing 69.1% of total revenue in FY 2025-26 and delivering organic growth of 18.9%. The Deferred Deal Consideration related to the Sojern acquisition, structured over three years ending Q3 FY 2028-29, reflects the phased economic settlement tied value realization. AI is now generating measurable commercial outcomes for customers across acquisition, distribution, and engagement, validating the integration thesis.
Expanded TAM
Sojern materially expands RateGains total addressable market. The MarTech segment, which Sojern anchors, carries a Total SAM of USD 5.8 billion, the largest of RateGains three business units. DaaS operates within a USD 1.1 billion SAM and Distribution within a USD 1.9 billion SAM, placing the combined addressable opportunity at approximately USD 8.8 billion. As AI compresses the traveler discovery journey and creates new surface areas such as GEO and MCP integrations, the TAM is expected to expand further.
Unified Platform Vision
Sojerns integration completes RateGains Integrated RevMax Platform, enabling engagement with guests across the full travel lifecycle: dreaming, planning, booking, pre-trip, trip, and post-trip. The platform now spans guest acquisition through Sojerns performance marketing and AI-powered audience tools, pricing and distribution through DaaS and Channel Management, and engagement and loyalty through AI Concierge, Reputation Manager, and CRM solutions. This makes RateGain the only provider that covers the complete guest loop, a structural advantage that no other competitor currently replicates at comparable scale.
One RateGain
At the core of RateGains strategy is the ambition to build the worlds most comprehensive AI-First travel technology platform, anchored on one integrated tech stack. The completion of the Sojern acquisition was positioned as the catalyst for this vision, designed to help customers acquire guests, retain and engage them, and expand share of wallet, all through a single connected ecosystem. This reflects a away from disconnected, standalone tools toward an integrated AI-powered stack spanning guest acquisition, engagement, distribution, and revenue optimization, supporting every stage of the travelers journey from discovery to booking to loyalty.
Management has been explicit that the Sojern acquisition transforms RateGains value proposition into a genuine one-stop shop for hotels. With Sojern, RateGain combined the industrys number one and number two domain-specific digital marketing players (Sojern and ADARA, respectively), creating a compelling, defensible position against industry-agnostic competitors. The articulated proposition is straightforward: a hotel can come to RateGain for digital marketing that drives traffic to its website and direct channel, conversion of that traffic into bookings, and now, through Sojerns guest engagement capabilities, in-stay engagement on channels such as WhatsApp. This positions RateGain as the single partner spanning guest acquisition, guest retention and engagement, and guest wallet share expansion.
This thesis was reinforced and extended with the addition of Sojerns AI Concierge to the integrated stack.
AI Concierge has shown strong commercial traction, with hotels reporting up to a 300% increase in ancillary revenue, a 75% improvement in NPS, and automation of up to 80% of guest queries. Management noted this capability fills a gap that previously did not exist in RateGains own stack, specifically in-stay guest engagement and ancillary revenue generation, and is now being integrated into the unified UNO platform. A recurring theme is the consolidation of historically separate acquired businesses into unified platforms and go-to-market teams.
Integration Progress and Milestones
Integration execution has tracked ahead of plan on several fronts:
• Cost synergies: Within the first 100 days of integration, RateGain executed approximately USD 12 million in annualized cost savings within Sojern, against a base of USD 24 million in Sojerns annual EBITDA. These savings, concentrated in the G&A function, are expected to be partially visible in Q4 FY 2025-26 and fully visible from Q1 FY 2026-27, with management indicating these gains alone should lift Sojerns EBITDA margin to the 18.5% across 19.5% range, with further room for expansion. move
• Debt reduction: RateGain repaid approximately USD 25 million of acquisition-related debt, representing 20% of the gross loan amount, within the first 90 days of deal closure, with an objective be net debt positive within 30 months.
• SoHo turnaround: SoHo (formerly BCV), the only previously unprofitable acquisition in RateGain s portfolio, achieved profitability in Q3, driven by a large marquee account win, improved cost alignment, and sharper execution focus.
• Customer win-back: A large Demand Booster customer that had exited roughly 18 months earlier due to industry consolidation returned via a pilot after RateGain demonstrated the revenue lift it had been missing, validating the products competitiveness.
• People integration: With Sojerns addition, RateGain now has more than 1,300 employees globally. Management specifically described harmonizing step "topolicies and benefits truly build one RateGain," reinforcing that culture ant acquisitions: is treated as a competitive advantage as the organization scales internationally.
2. Pursuing Strategic Investment and Acquisition Opportunities
Inorganic growth remains a core and enduring pillar of RateGains long-term strategy to build a comprehensive revenue maximization platform and accelerate business expansion. The fragmented nature of the travel and hospitality technology landscape, combined with a rapidly evolving macroeconomic environment, continues to present compelling opportunities for well-targeted strategic acquisitions and investments.
RateGain has a demonstrated track record of successful mergers and acquisitions, with each transaction contributing meaningfully to strengthening capabilities, enriching the product portfolio, and expanding the Companys global customer base. The Company continues to actively pursue acquisitions that complement its broader growth strategy - particularly those that introduce technological differentiation, broaden service portfolios, and unlock access to new and adjacent markets.
Over the past several years, RateGain has successfully executedfour
DHISCO (2018): Integrated with RezGains Channel Manager to establish one of the worlds largest networks connecting hotel supply with global demand platforms
BCV (2019): Facilitated entry into the Martech segment, enabling hotels to more effectively engage prospective guests through social media channels
MyHotelShop (2021): Strengthened RateGains digital marketing capabilities, empowering hotels to drive direct bookings through metasearch platforms
Adara (2023): Enhanced RateGains leadership in travel intent data and pricing intelligence, enabling clients to significantly improve return on advertising spend through precision audience targeting
Sojern (2025): RateGains 2025 acquisition of Sojern filled a key gap in its platform, adding a scaled AI-powered marketing engine with first-party traveler data to its existing pricing and distribution capabilities, and significantly expanding customer base across the hospitality and travel sector. This combination of deep, consented traveler data with RateGains pricing infrastructure positions the company as an integrated, full-funnel RevMax platform that is difficult for competitors to replicate.
Collectively, these acquisitions have expanded RateGains technological depth and broadened its presence across multiple touchpoints of the traveler journey cementing its reputation as a unified platform for sales, marketing, distribution, and revenue management.
Looking ahead, RateGain intends to continue pursuing inorganic growth opportunities, targeting businesses that offer complementary products and technologies. These strategic initiatives are designed to enhance erings operational excellence, accelerate innovation, and further strengthen RateGains standing as a leading revenue-maximization partner for the global travel and hospitality industry.
3. GTM Investment and Expansion
Go-to-market expansion has been a deliberate and sustained investment theme across the year, with management treating it as the primary lever for converting RateGains product breadth into organic growth. For FY 2025-26, RateGain continued to make significant investments in expanding and strengthening its go-to-market (GTM) capabilities, viewing commercial execution as a key driver of long-term organic growth. The Company deployed approximately USD 5 6 million towards building sales, customer success, and account management teams, supported by investments in revenue operations and GTM enablement tools. RateGain is actively investing in go-to-market teams to build presence in high-growth geographies. With revenue spanning North America (58.8%), Europe (24.9%), and Asia Pacific (14.6%), the Company has a diversified geographic base from which to deepen market penetration.
A major focus was on scaling its presence in high-growth markets, particularly APAC and the Middle East, where the GTM organization expanded substantially and delivered strong booking momentum. These investments contributed to a more robust sales pipeline, with new contract wins increasing 26% year-on-year to 3,220.X million and the total sales pipeline expanding 28% to 6,590 million. The sustained growth in bookings, new contract wins, and pipeline provides increased visibility into future revenue streams and reinforces managements confidence in sustaining double-digit organic growth.
Alongside geographic expansion, RateGain deepened its enterprise penetration by enhancing account coverage, strengthening customer engagement capabilities, and driving cross-sell opportunities across its growing portfolio of products and acquired businesses. During the year, the Company also consolidated the platforms, brands, product teams, and commercial organizations of Adara and Sojern into a unified MarTech business under the Sojern brand, creating a more integrated go-to-market engine. simplific is expectedThis to improve sales effectiveness, accelerate cross-selling, and enable a more coordinated approach to serving enterprise customers globally. With a strengthened commercial organization, expanding pipeline, and integrated market-facing structure, RateGain enters the next phase of growth with an enhanced ability to capture larger enterprise opportunities and increase wallet share across its customer base.
Off Through4. Enhancing Cross-Selling and Geographical Expansion
RateGains growth strategy is centered on extending its solutions into new verticals and geographies, leveraging the inherent interoperability of its diversified product suite. By consolidating multiple point solutions into integrated, bundled offerings, the Company enables customers to access deeper insights, manage demand fluctuations more effectively, and optimize pricing strategies across hotel categories and travel segments.
The Company is also advancing the capabilities of AirGain its specialist airline pricing intelligence tool to deliver more personalized, contextually relevant insights that address key operational challenges for airline clients. These enhancements are expected to increase wallet share among existing customers while simultaneously reducing the cost of acquiring new clients.
RateGains growth agenda is driven by four principle levers:
Expanding into adjacent travel industry verticals where its existing solutions can deliver immediate value
Cross-selling integrated products across its established and loyal customer base
Penetrating new and underserved customer segments
Scaling geographically through strategic partnerships with leading travel and hospitality brands
This approach enables cost-effective market expansion by deepening existing relationships and entering adjacent markets, minimizing incremental sales effort while maximizing revenue opportunities. Through a disciplined combination of strategic partnerships, cross-selling, and geographic expansion, RateGain remains committed to accelerating growth and consolidating its leadership position within the global travel technology ecosystem.
5. Scaling AI-Powered Product Offerings
RateGain has established itself as one of the worlds largest aggregators of travel pricing data for the global travel and hospitality industry. At the core of its operations is a comprehensive data lake that captures, stores, and models vast volumes of travel-related data forming the analytical foundation for its market-leading rate intelligence, cognitive revenue management, and distribution products.
Over the years, the Company has successfully leveraged its rich data assets and deep analytical capabilities to broaden its portfolio and unlock new monetization opportunities. To further accelerate innovation, RateGain established RateGain Labs - a dedicated in-house incubator focused on developing data-driven solutions to the most complex and pressing challenges facing the travel sector. Drawing on deep domain expertise, close customer proximity, and operational scale, RateGain Labs drives the creation of pioneering offerings that position the Company at the forefront of travel technology innovation.
Building on this foundation, RateGain is committed to further harnessing its extensive data resources to scale AI-driven products and solutions and to commercializing APIs across a broad range of use cases within the travel ecosystem. These initiatives are designed to make travel experiences more personalized, efficient, and seamless delivering meaningful value to both businesses and consumers across the global travel landscape.
AI-Enhanced Competitive Moat
A common concern about AI as a strategic asset is that it commoditizes quickly - that competitors can access the same models and close the gap. In RateGains case, the opposite is true. AI amplifies it, because the moat is built on assets that AI makes more valuable over time: proprietary data, certified connectivity, distribution scale, first-party intent, and network effects.
Data
RateGains data collection infrastructure is the product of 20 years of compounding investment across hotels, airlines, OTAs, car rentals, and cruises. It processes billions of price points daily across 160+ countries. Each source actively blocks automated collection through website blockers, CAPTCHAs, rate limiting, and legal restrictions. Replicating this at RateGains scale requires a proprietary acquisition engine capable of bypassing anti-scraping infrastructure, normalizing non-standard formats, and maintaining legal compliance across 160+ countries. No competitor comes close at this scale.
AI models trained on this dataset are Rev-AI, Demand-AI, Navigator AI which are inherently superior to models trained on smaller or lower-quality datasets. As the data grows, the models improve. As the models improve, the outcomes improve. As outcomes improve, RateGain earns more under its performance-based revenue model.
Financial Statements
Connectivity
Distribution connections are non-standardized, y fidelit fragmented, and require extremely high-execution. Hotel inventory is finite any latency or reliability issue risks costly overbooking and reputational damage. Channels are risk-averse and impose rigorous certification on distribution partners. Trust is earned through multi-year track records of zero execution error. New entrants cannot short-circuit this certification history. RateGains UNO Channel Manager holds this certified connectivity position with 200,000+ properties trusting RateGain as their mission-critical execution layer. Communication is instantaneous.
Network Effects
Every new hotel, airline, OTA, or DMO that joins the RateGain platform adds data, strengthens connectivity, and improves the accuracy of AI models for all other users. The DaaS platform becomes more predictive as more competitive price points are ingested. The distribution network becomes more reliable as more properties generate booking and ARI data. The audience targeting becomes more precise as more traveler interactions are captured and modeled. RateGains 13,410 customers
including the topmost hotel chains, all leading OTAs and metas, the top car rentals, and the top airlines, represent a network whose collective data contribution continuously raises the performance floor for every product on the platform.
At a time when every technology company is claiming AI as a differentiator, RateGains AI advantage is grounded in assets data, connectivity, distribution, and intent that are the product of two decades of investment and cannot be acquired or replicated quickly. As AI increases pricing complexity and discovery surfaces, RateGains integrated data and technology stack becomes more, not less, critical.
Travel Intent Leadership
RateGain leverages its extensive travel intent data assets through AI-driven analytics and audience optimization capabilities, transforming proprietary first-party data into actionable commercial outcomes. By analyzing traveler intent signals at scale, the Companys AI models enable highly targeted audience segmentation and campaign optimization, delivering marketing effectiveness that management indicates is 3 to 10 times superior to conventional targeting approaches. This combination of data depth and AI-powered intelligence creates a differentiated competitive advantage, strengthening RateGains position as a leading technology partner across the travel and hospitality value chain.
The Evolution of Travel Commerce
The way travelers discover, evaluate, and book travel has undergone a structural shift. What was once a linear journey inspiration, search, comparison, booking has collapsed into an AI-compressed decision loop. Travelers today interact with AI-native surfaces before they ever reach a hotel website or OTA. This compression of the discovery funnel is not a marginal trend; it is a redefinition where bookings are won or lost.
AI Discovery
As travelers shift to AI-native discovery, RateGain ensures hotels remain bookable in these new surfaces. UNOs structured content and ARI feeds directly into ChatGPT and Perplexity via MCP integration, which is already live. GEO optimization effectively SEO for AI positions hotel properties for organic AI discovery, which RateGain describes as "the new first page of travel planning." Agentic Ads extend this presence into paid AI discovery surfaces through metasearch in AI Mode.
Traveler Intent
The travel commerce ecosystem has undergone a structural shift with the deprecation of third-party cookies, reducing the effectiveness of anonymous audience targeting and increasing the importance of trusted first-party data. In response to this change, RateGain strengthened its position through the acquisitions of Sojern and Adara, creating one of the worlds largest first-party travel intent data platforms. The combined platform comprises approximately 2.1 billion traveler profiles direct partnerships across the travel and hospitality ecosystem. These consented and closed-loop data assets enable travel businesses to better understand traveler intent and engage customers through more relevant and where commercial privacy-compliant marketing strategies.intent is formed and
Direct Booking
RateGains integrated RevMax platform spans the full guest journey from dreaming through post-trip, enabling hotels to shift bookings toward higher-margin direct channels. The AI Concierge platform has demonstrated a 600% direct bookings uplift, while UNOs direct booking stack is structured on a percentage-of-GBV revenue model, aligning RateGains commercial incentive directly with the hotels direct booking success.
Pricing
Pricing intelligence has been at the core of RateGain since 2005. Today, it is powered by Navigator AI, which replaces manual dashboards and answers the revenue managers most pressing questions "Where should I price? Where am I losing share?" by surfacing and ranking daily pricing, parity, demand, and competitor actions by commercial impact. Car Rev-AI extends this to the car rental vertical, optimizing rates using historical data, real-time bookings, price elasticity, and demand forecasts. AirGain NLQ enables natural language querying for airline revenue managers.
Distribution
RateGains distribution infrastructure RateGains UNO Channel Manager is the holder of inventory for multi-channel distribution across Direct, OTAs, and GDS, facilitating delivery with certified, deterministic workflows where communication is instantaneous. Over 200,000 properties trust RateGain as their mission-critical execution layer. Expedia has recognized RateGain as its Elite Connectivity Partner for the fourth consecutive year, while Booking.com has named RateGain a Premier Plus Partner for the ninth consecutive year. The newly launched Agentic ARI introduces intelligent prioritization of ARI updates, reducing OTA traffic by 30 40% while delivering cleaner, faster, and more reliable data to demand partners.
The significance of RateGains position is that no other provider covers this full funnel - from AI discovery and traveler intent through pricing, distribution, and post-stay loyalty - with the same depth.
Building the Industrys Most Integrated Revenue Platform
RateGain operates across three business units - DaaS, Distribution, and MarTech - but the strategic ambition is not three separate products. It is one integrated RevMax platform that spans the entire guest loop: acquisition, pricing, booking across channels, ancillary revenue uplift, and payment. This is described by the Company as "the only integrated platform of its kind, powering every step of sourcedthroughmorethan 300 the travelers journey.
DaaS contributed 20.2% of FY 2025-26 revenue. It provides the intelligence layer which includes competitive rate data, rate parity monitoring, demand forecasting, travel intent data, and AI-driven pricing recommendations. The DaaS segment grew 7.8% year-on-year in FY 2025-26. New AI products developed within this segment include Rev-AI and Demand-AI.
Distribution contributed 10.7% of FY 2025-26 revenue. It provides the execution layer whichh includes seamless, real-time connectivity between hotels and their demand partners including OTAs, GDS, and direct booking channels. The segment operates on a subscription model via RateGains UNO Channel Manager and a transaction model via Enterprise Connectivity Distribution revenue declined 12.4% in FY 2025-26, which the Company attributes to market conditions, while new products such as Agentic ARI, UNO VIVA, and Booking Engine MCP position the segment for a technology-led recovery.
MarTech contributed 69.1% of FY 2025-26 revenue. It provides the acquisition and engagement layer paid digital marketing, social media management, reputation management, guest marketing, and AI-powered audience targeting. The MarTech segment grew 146% in FY 2025-26 (18.9% organically), driven principally by the Sojern acquisition.
The integration across these three layers is what creates differentiated value. A hotel using RateGain s full platform benefits from traveler intent data informing its audience targeting (MarTech), competitive pricing intelligence optimizing its rate strategy (DaaS), and real-time inventory availability pushed to all demand channels with zero latency (Distribution). As AI compresses the purchase funnel, the value of having all three layers connected with AI under a single platform, compounds.
The financial architecture reinforces this integration strategy. Revenue models are migrating from pure SaaS to outcome-based structures: over 70% of RateGains current revenue is tied to driving measurable outcomes for customers, meaning contract value grows automatically as AI improves results.
From a financial performance standpoint, FY 2025-26 operating revenue reached 18,235.5 million, representing 69.4% YoY growth. Adjusted EBITDA grew 54.4% to
3,583.3 million (19.6% margin). Adjusted PAT grew 19.6% to 2,498.8 million (13.7% margin). The Companys revenue has compounded at 49.3% CAGR from FY 2021-22 to FY 2025-26. Free cash flow for FY 2025-26 stood at 2,300 million.
AI Embedded Across the Travel Commerce Value Chain
RateGains approach to AI is not generic. It is purpose-built for the travel and hospitality industry, trained on proprietary datasets that no competitor possesses, and deployed across every layer of the RevMax platform. While RateGain currently organizes its operations across three business segments Data-as-a-Service (DaaS), Distribution, and MarTech-the growing integration of AI is gradually reshaping the Companys operating model. Rather than functioning as distinct silos, these capabilities are increasingly converging into an integrated travel commerce platform, where AI serves as the connective layer across guest acquisition, distribution, pricing, payments, and engagement. As AI adoption deepens, the business is expected to evolve from a product-centric structure toward an outcome-driven ecosystem, enabling seamless value creation across the entire traveler journey.
Intent ? Acquisition ? Pricing ? Distribution ? Booking ? Engagement ? Revenue
1. Guest Acquisition
AI Audiences
Powered by a combined dataset of over 500 million identified global travelers - built on more than 100 data partnerships, 300+ booking engine integrations, 100 million+ daily traveler predictions, and 8 billion+ real-time audience updates - AI Audiences enables travel brands and hotels to identify and reach high-intent travelers across digital channels with precision targeting. This capability underpins RateGains MarTech segment, helping DMOs, hotel chains, OTAs, and airlines drive higher Return on Ad Spend by targeting travelers who are demonstrably in-market and intent-matched.
AI-Powered Smart Bidding and Commissions
RateGains paid digital marketing capabilities are powered by AI-driven bidding algorithms that optimize ad spend across metasearch and digital channels. Sojerns performance marketing platform delivers impressions for campaigns on a percentage-of-GBV model, ensuring spend is directly tied to outcomes. AI-optimized audiences derived from 500 Million + Known Global Travelers achieve 3 10x better performance than conventional audience segments.
SoHo AI Platform Three Integrated Modules
SoHo is the industrys first AI-native social media and digital presence platform for hotels, automating 70% of tasks and learning each propertys unique voice.
• Publishing: AI-powered publishing that connects every post to the events and demand signals shaping local markets ensuring hotels are present in the digital moments that drive bookings.
Digital Asset Management (DAM): Centralizes hotel digital assets to power every campaign, season, and post with AI, eliminating the fragmentation and inefficiency of managing visual content across multiple systems.
Community Inbox: Brings every guest interaction-social messages, comments, and reviews - into one intelligent workspace, enabling hotels to manage reputation and engagement without switching between platforms.
RateGains launch of SoHo Suite, the AI-powered Social Growth platform, was a key FY 2025-26 product milestone.
Across engineering and delivery, 25 60% of RateGains code is now generated with AI assistance (and higher for new builds), with 400+ active AI licenses across ChatGPT, Cursor AI, Claude, Gemini, and others. Customer change requests are being deployed to production in under 24 hours in some cases. This internal AI adoption is not peripheral it is the mechanism by which RateGain accelerates product development to maintain its lead.
2. Distribution Executing with Zero Error at Scale
Distribution in travel is unforgiving. Hotel inventory is finite. Any latency or reliability failure risks overbooking, reputational damage, and the loss of channel certification. RateGains distribution AI layer is built on this operational reality.
Agentic ARI
Automating ARI (Availability, Rates, Inventory) management using AI, reduces manual intervention and improves response speed. Dynamically prioritizing updates based on check-in dates, booking urgency, and revenue impact, ensuring the most important changes are processed first. This helps hotels maximize revenue through faster rate increases during high demand and quicker price reductions during low demand. It also improves inventory utilization by instantly redistributing rooms released through cancelations. Other than reducing ARI traffic by 30 40% for demand partners, it lowers system load and improves operational efficiency.
It minimizes rate mismatches and booking failures, leading to a bettercustomer experience and stronger targeting partner relationships.
VIVA - AI-Powered Voice Reservation Agent for Hotels
VIVA has automated hotel front-desk operations thereby helping hotels reduce labor costs and staff address shortages, especially in the US and EU. Converting guest calls directly into bookings, creates a clear revenue impact rather than just improving operations. Further integrating with RateGains CRS and hotel systems, It enables real-time availability checks, reservations, cancelations, and upselling. This increases cross-selling opportunities for other RateGain products, thereby boosting revenue per customer and improving retention. VIVA strengthens RateGains AI leadership in hospitality, creating a differentiated, harder-to-replicate offering due to its existing hotel relationships and technology ecosystem.
Booking Engine MCP and AI Chatbot
RateGains Booking Engine MCP integrates directly with AI surfaces including ChatGPT, ensuring hotels remain bookable as travelers shift their search and discovery to AI-native platforms. In parallel, an AI Chatbot embedded within the booking engine reduces checkout friction, closes the revenue loop from demand generation to confirmed and settled booking, and supports cross-border payment through the integration of global payment infrastructure including Stripe.
Content-AI
Content-AI standardizes the distribution of hotel content across channels, ensuring rate and availability data is presented consistently and accurately wherever the traveler encounters it. In a world where AI surfaces are reading and presenting hotel content to travelers, content quality and standardization are directly correlated with discovery and bookability.
3. Pricing - From Intelligence to Autonomous Recommendation
Navigator AI
Navigator AI strengthens RateGains competitive position by transforming complex travel data into instant, business-impact-driven insights, enabling faster decision-making, greater customer engagement, and higher platform stickiness. Customers receive actionable insights instead of just raw data, making the platform more valuable and harder to replace. Hotels, airlines, and travel companies can identify pricing gaps, demand shifts, or competitor actions instantly through natural-language queries rather than spending time analyzing dashboards. Many travel technology providers offer data and dashboards. Navigator AI differentiates RateGain by offering an AI-powered conversational interface that interprets data and recommends priorities. Users across departments, including those without deep analytical skills, can access insights directly, expanding adoption within customer organizations. By embedding generative AI into revenue management and market intelligence workflows, RateGain strengthens its reputation as an innovation-driven travel technology company.
Demand-AI
Demand-AI provides forward-looking demand forecasting at the city level, leveraging real-time market indicators including search data, booking pace, event calendars, and competitive set behavior. It moves revenue management from reactive to anticipatory enabling pricing decisions to be made ahead of demand shifts rather than in response to them.
Rev-AI
Rev-AI is RateGains AI-based revenue intelligence engine for hotels. It moves beyond descriptive dashboards to generate forward-looking revenue recommendations, identifying where revenue is being left on thements, and table across pricing, parity, and distribution. It operates on a percentage-of-incremental-revenue-generated model RateGain is paid only when demonstrable revenue improvement is achieved. Rev-AI strengthens RateGains competitive position through a performance-based model that aligns its success with customer outcomes, reducing adoption risk and building trust. By moving beyond traditional revenue management tools that merely provide insights, it delivers actionable recommendations tied to measurable results, helping hotels improve revenue performance. This outcome-driven approach enhances customer retention, while enabling RateGain to participate in the value it creates through revenue-linked earnings growth.
RateIQ
RateIQ is RateGains revenue recovery intelligence platform designed to help hotels identify and address hidden revenue leakages arising from distribution inefficiencies rather than pricing issues. The solution continuously monitors distribution performance across channels and detects critical issues such as missing OTA listings, unavailable rates and inventory despite active listings, poor conversion performance, gradual booking declines, and rate parity violations. By pinpointing revenue leakages at both the property and channel levels and prioritizing them based on commercial impact, RateIQ enables hotels to take corrective action before losses escalate. Through enhanced visibility into distribution gaps, proactive optimization, and improved discoverability and conversion across channels, the platform helps hotels recover lost revenue and maximize the effectiveness of their distribution strategy.
4. Payments Closing the Revenue Loop
RG Pay
RG Pay is RateGains unified, intelligent payment infrastructure built for the travel ecosystem. It addresses the most overlooked stage of the revenue loop the moment a traveler is ready to book but abandons due to payment friction and closes that gap with four core capabilities:
• Optimized Checkout Experience: A dynamic, OTA-grade checkout supporting cards, digital wallets, UPI, iDEAL, SEPA, and other local payment methods, designed to reduce abandonment at the point of payment.
BNPL, EMI & Affordability Solutions: Integrations with Klarna, Affirm, PayPal Pay Later, Razorpay EMI, and card-based instalments, expanding the addressable booking base to travelers who require flexible payment terms.
VCC Settlement Layer: Issuance and acceptance of Virtual Credit Cards across 25+ currencies, with settle payout automatedreconciliation,split capabilities - eliminating manual back-office burden for hotels and OTAs.
• Cross-Border & FX Optimization: Real-time foreign exchange intelligence and rule-based currency optimization tools, ncesenablingfuture seamless traveler cross-border transactions for properties serving international travelers.
The platform delivers measurable commercial outcomes: a 15% revenue uplift, 2 4% reduction in revenue leakage, and approximately 20% lift in stay conversion. RG Pay spans the full arc from demand generation to settled booking making it the only platform in travel commerce to close the entire revenue loop.
5. Engagement Retaining the Guest Beyond the Booking
AI Concierge
AI Concierge strengthens RateGains competitive positioning by extending its capabilities from revenue intelligence to direct guest engagement and booking conversion. Through AI-powered, omnichannel interactions, it helps hotels increase direct bookings, enhance guest experiences, and unlock additional revenue opportunities through personalized upsellingand ial cross-selling. By embedding itself within customer-facing workflows, the platform increases client stickiness, broadens RateGains addressable market, and creates opportunities to deepen relationships with existing customers through integrated solution offerings. Red Roof expanded its relationship with RateGain specifically for the AI Concierge rollout to enhance guest engagement, streamline operations, and unlock revenue opportunities. The commercial model is a percentage of ancillary revenue uplift, ensuring RateGain earns when the hotel earns.
Reputation Manager
Reputation Manager captures guest feedback across platforms, surfaces insights about operational and service verifiablebrand gaps, builds decisions.presence that In an AI-native discovery environment where AI surfaces synthesize reviews and sentiment to generate travel recommendations, reputation data quality is directly correlated with discovery outcomes.
CRM and Email confirmed,
RateGains fully managed CRM and email solution enables hotels to maintain guest relationships post-stay, driving repeat bookings through personalized, data-informed communication.
The aggregate of these products, across acquisition, distribution, pricing, payments, and engagement constitutes a platform where AI is not a layer applied on top of existing tools but the mechanism through which every outcome is produced.
By embedding AI across marketing, distribution, guest engagement, and revenue management artific as a core the Company positions accelerant of business performance and long-term growth.
Business Performance
Financial & Operating Performance
| FY 2025-26 | FY 2024-25 | |
| Particulars | (Consolidated) | (Consolidated) |
| Operating Revenue | 18,235.54 | 10,766.70 |
| EBIDTA | 3,374.54 | 2,320.60 |
| PBT | 2,519.60 | 2,722.30 |
| PAT | 1,943.87 | 2,089.30 |
| Net Worth | 20,058.55 | 16,826.61 |
| Return on Net Worth (%) | 9.69 | 12.4 |
| Debt to Equity Ratio | 0.47 | 0.01 |
| Earnings per share ( ) | 16.47 | 17.73 |
DaaS: RateGain operates through a SaaS-based annual subscription fee model and a hybrid fee model. The hybrid model combines a fixed annual subscription fee with a pay-per-use mechanism for generating additional data tailored to client requirements. Revenue from subscription and hybrid models stood at 6,079 million in FY 2025 26, representing 33.33% of the Companys totaloperating a growth of revenue, highlighting the growing contribution of recurring and usage-based revenue streams. Revenue from the DaaS business stood at 3,679.71 million in FY 2025-26, a compared to 3,412.88 million in FY 2024-25, reflecting growth of 7.82%.
Distribution: The Company generates revenue in two forms: a SaaS-based annual subscription model and a transactional model, in which it charges a fee on bookings made through its platform. Revenue from this segment stood at 1,956.04 million in FY 2025-26 as against 2,232.44 million in FY 2024-25, seeing a slight decline of 12.38%.
Martech: RateGain generates revenue through a SaaS-based annual subscription model and a campaign-based fee structure for managing clients digital marketing campaigns. Revenue from the Martech segment increased by 146.02% to 12,599.79 million in FY 2025-26 from 5,121.38 million in FY 2024-25.
The Companys consolidated operational revenue grew by 69.37% from 10,766.70 million in FY 2024-25 to 18,235.54 million in FY 2025-26. During the year, RateGain reported steady revenue growth from both existing and new clients.
Operating Expenses
During the year, the Companys operational expenses grew by 75.95% from 8,446.1 million in FY 2024-25 to 14,861 million.
Operating Profits and Margins
Driven by the continued globalization of travel and the rising adoption of digital technologies across the travel and hospitality industry, RateGain witnessed strong traction across its solutions. The Company reported an EBITDA of 3,374.54 million in FY 2025-26, compared to 2,320.60 million in FY 2024-25, reflecting 45.42%. EBITDA margin declined to 18.51% from 21.55% in the previous year. Profit after Tax (PAT) stood at 1,943.87 million in FY 2025-26, a decline of 6.96% from 2,089.3 million in FY 2024-25.
Earnings per Share
The Companys earnings per share decreased from 17.73 in FY 2024-25 to 16.47 in FY 2025-26.
Share Capital & Other Equity
The Companys Equity Share Capital remained in similar lines of 117.99 million as of March 31, 2025, to 118.10 million as of March 31, 2026. Other Equity increased to 19,940.45 million as of March 31, 2026, from 16,708.62 million as of March 31, 2025. The Net Worth of the Company increased to 20,058.55 million as of March 31, 2026, from 16,826.61 million as of March 31, 2025.
Investments
Investments comprise government and corporate bonds with excellent credit ratings and low-risk mutual funds. As of March 31, 2026, the Companys total investments amounted to 245.24 million.
Other Bank Balances and Cash and Cash Equivalents
As of March 31, 2026, cash and cash equivalents stood at 1,988.58 million, and Other Bank Balances totaled 0.15 million.
Key Financial Ratios Consolidated Operations
| FY 2025-26 | FY 2024-25 | |
| Particulars | (Consolidated) | (Consolidated) |
| Debtors Turnover | 5.84 | 5.16 |
| Inventory Turnover | NA | NA |
| Interest Coverage Ratio | 10.71 | 182.72 |
| Current Ratio | 1.41 | 7.43 |
| Debt Equity Ratio | 0.47 | 0.01 |
| Operating Profit Margin (%) | 18.51% | 21.55% |
| Net Profit Margin (%) | 10.66% | 19.41% |
| Return on Net Worth (RONW) (%) | 9.69% | 12.42% |
Trade Receivables
As of March 31, 2026, trade receivables stood at 4,714.28 million, compared to 2,122.66 million as of March 31, 2025. During the year, Debtor Turnover increased from 5.16 times to 5.84 times.
Current Liabilities
Current liabilitiesincludeborrowings,accountspayable, after tax at 1,943.87 million, and by lease liabilities, other financial liabilities, short-term provisions, and other current liabilities. Current liabilities as of March 31, 2026, stood at 6,758.42 million, compared to 1,903.71 million as of March 31, 2025.
Cash Flow
Cash flow from operating activities stood at 2,337.09 million in FY 2025-26 as against 1,199.74 million in FY 2024-25. Growth was supported by higher profitability, with profit collections during the year.
Business Outlook FY 2026-27 and Beyond
RateGain enters FY 2026-27 with stronger capabilities, sharper execution, and a clear line of sight to its USD 1 billion revenue ambition. The strategic priorities for FY 2026-27 are centered on three AI vectors: accelerating AI-native product rollouts, scaling outcome-based revenue models, and embedding AI operating leverage across every business function.
On the product front, the Company will continue rolling out RG Pay, RateIQ, and Agentic ARI while expanding AI Concierge, UNO VIVA, and the SoHo Suite across a wider customer base. The integration of MCP/ARI feeds with AI discovery surfaces such as ChatGPT and Perplexity positions RateGain at the forefront of the emerging AI purchase funnel ensuring hotels remain bookable as traveler discovery shifts to AI-native platforms. The strategic Google/GCP partnership will accelerate AI surface capabilities across Vertex AI, GEO/AEO, and AI Concierge powered by Gemini.
Financially, the Companys healthy operating cash of 2,337.09 million, improving margins as integration synergies flow through, and a total pipeline of 6,590 million provide confidence in delivering on FY 2026-27 priorities. The focus will remain on profitable growth, operational rigor, and continued margin expansion, while ensuring AI investments translate into measurable commercial outcomes for customers and compounding revenue growth for RateGain.
Human Resources
People & Culture
RateGain is building an AI native, globally integrated People & Culture function spanning over 1,300 employees across multiple geographies.
Workplace Culture and Recognition
Employee satisfaction score stood at +58.6, among the highest recorded, with a Glassdoor rating of 4.3. RateGain was certified a Great Place to Work for the sixth consecutive year and recognized among the best companies for career growth.
Talent & Workforce
RateGain added over 230 new employees, including 90 women hires, taking gender representation to 37% female and 63% male. Hiring discipline was strengthened through competency-based interviewing and interviewer certification.
Integration at Scale
Sojern integration progressed with hiring, performance management, OKRs, learning and development, employee engagement, and DEIB practices now largely harmonized. Remaining work covers rewards, benefits, culture alignment.
Leadership & Development
More than 90 leaders completed structured leadership journeys, NorthStar, ACCEL, ASCEND, SheLeads, and Synergist, covering coaching, stakeholder management, and executive presence. People Development delivered 23 learning interventions. A succession planning architecture was established covering more than 75 critical roles, including role identification, success profiling, and pipeline mapping.
AI Native HR
HR ran the enterprise AI agenda through an AI Readiness Scorecard tracking literacy, adoption, impact, and advocacy, structured as Learn, Apply, Scale, supported by a network of 25 AI Champions. Over 700 employees joined AI capability programs in prompt engineering and vibe coding, and 150+ joined Beyond Algorithms, a peer-led series on real world AI use cases. Three in house AI products are now live: Loop for organizational visibility, Delta for AI-led learning with over 50,000 curated resources, and Dex for talent intelligence. Roadmap items include a TA Partner GPT, Early Warning System, Pulse AI, Preboarding Bot, MentorMatch, and Avatar Onboarding.
Learning & Capability Building
Employees logged over 15,000 learning hours across leadership development, AI capability building, onboarding, compliance, and self-paced digital learning.
Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Belonging
Over 500 employees joined Inclusion Dialogues on gender equity, LGBTQIA+ inclusion, mental wellbeing, and unconscious bias. Employee Resource Groups, She@RG, RG Prism, and Me@RG, ran awareness campaigns and mentorship initiatives. The DEIB agenda includes gender neutral adoption benefits and regular compensation evaluations.
Employee Experience & Wellbeing
YourDOST, RateGains Employee Assistance Program, provided confidential preventive wellness support.
Community Impact and the Road Ahead
RateGain extended its commitment to inclusion into the community through partnerships with MySetu, Qapable, and Ashray Foundation, alongside employee-led volunteering and blood donation drives. Looking ahead, FY 2025-26 to 2026-27 will be guided by PRIME, RateGains HR operating framework built around Process Maturity, Rewards Reinvented, Integration of Culture, Management Succession, and Experience, Engagement & Excellence. incentives, and
Internal Controls
The Company has established a robust internal control framework commensurate with the size, scale, and complexity of its operations. It has well-defined policies and procedures to ensure adherence to regulatory requirements, safeguarding of assets, and timely reporting of financial transactions. The effectiveness and efficiency of the internal controls are regularly reviewed and audited by an external audit firm. The Audit Committee oversees the internal controls and implements necessary measures for any discrepancies, observations, or suggestions made by the internal auditors. counseling, self help tools, and
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