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Investors worried AI would disrupt this travel giant. Here’s why the stock be primed for a turnaround

September 9, 2026

Isabella Gao, equity analyst and correspondent at CNBC, breaks down why this travel stock could be a beneficiary of the AI boom, rather than a victim.

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