ALTOUR Unveils AI Platform for Corporate Travel Decisions

Oct 16, 2026
ALTOUR iQ lets corporate travel managers analyze program data through plain language questions, forecasts and scenario analysis. A phased rollout is underway, with broader availability planned for the first quarter of 2027.

ALTOUR unveiled ALTOUR iQ, an AI powered conversational intelligence platform for corporate travel management, the company said in a press release. The platform was presented at Business Travel Show America 2026 in New York on October 14.

ALTOUR iQ lets travel managers ask questions in plain language about spending, traveler behavior and program performance. It can identify cost drivers, forecast trends and risks, estimate financial effects and compare possible actions without requiring users to navigate multiple reports.

ALTOUR developed the platform internally and is making it available through a phased commercial rollout. Broader availability is planned for the first quarter of 2027.

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