hello and welcome to the travel show, with me, ade adepitan.ek we are in london's hyde park where the sun is out and it's absolutely stunning here. even the ducks and the swans have come to say hello. now, in the uk we are slowly beginning to come out of lockdown, so maybe we can start thinking about travel again. over the last few weeks, we've been looking at how the covid pandemic has affected things like our attitudes to sustainable travel, and how and where we spend our money when booking online. this week we're gonna look at how tech could, and probably will, change how we all travel in the future. it wasn't so long ago that travel was a very different experience. dramatic futuristic music plays. you'd probably flick through some brochures, pop into a travel agent and write a cheque before heading out to a place you barely knew anything about. of course, with little more to help you along your way than a paper map and a guidebook. today, technology has changed things. but what about in say, i don't know, ten years�* time? if technology can

hello and welcome to the travel show, with me, ade adepitan.his week we are in london's hyde park where the sun is out it wasn't so long ago that travel was a very different experience. dramatic futuristic music plays you'd probably flick through some brochures, pop into a travel agent and write a cheque before heading out to a place you barely knew anything about. of course, with little more to help you along your way than a paper map and a guidebook. today, technology has changed things. but what about in say, i don't know, ten years' time? if technology can change how we travel so quickly, how different can we expect it to be when we explore the world in the near future? well, one big driverfor change will be what's known as the internet of things. it's predicted that by 2025, 42 billion devices will be capturing data on how we live and move through the world. some say the internet of things will play a big part in a fourth industrial revolution, and that the covid crisis has accelerated technological advances. the internet of things is a wa

hello and welcome to the travel show, with me, ade adepitan.you barely knew anything about, of course with little more to help you along your way than a paper map and a guidebook. today, technology has changed things. but what about in say, i don't know, ten years' time? if technology can change how we travel so quickly, how different can we expect it to be when we explore the world in the near future? well, one big driver for change will be what's known as the internet of things. futuristic music becomes gentler it's predicted that by 2025, 42 billion devices will be capturing data on how we live and move through the world. some say the internet of things will play a big part in a fourth industrial revolution and that the covid crisis has accelerated technological advances. the internet of things is a way of describing how more and more objects will connect with each other in an increasingly interconnected world. our bags will tell us where they are in the world if they get lost, for example. it's what will enable us to open more hotel rooms w

now it's time for the travel show with ade adepitan.e, ade adepitan. this week we are in london's hyde park where the sun is out and it's absolutely stunning here. even the ducks and the swans have come to say hello. in the uk we are slowly beginning to come out of lockdown so maybe we can start thinking about travel again. over the last few weeks, we've been looking at how the covid pandemic has affected things like our attitudes to travel and about how we spend our money when booking online. this week we can look at how tech could and probably will change how we all travel in the future. it wasn't so long ago that travel was a very different experience. you would probably flip through some brochures, pop into a travel agent and write a cheque before heading out to a place you barely knew anything about, of course with little more to help you along your way than a paper map and a guidebook. today, technology has changed things. but what about in say, i don't know, ten years' time? if technology can change how we travel so quickly, how