Looking ahead to late August, the ATPS APAC summit is gearing up to host the region’s top airlines, OTAs, and fraud managers at the Sheraton Kuta Bali. The Asia-Pacific region boasts a highly unique, deeply fragmented travel ecosystem dominated by massive digital wallet adoption and distinct cross-border settlement hurdles. ATPS Bali is specifically designed to bridge the gap between rigid global payment standards and local market realities.

The Airline & Travel Payments Summit (ATPS) LatAm took center stage in Santiago, Chile, drawing over 200 high-level delegates from airlines, hotels, and fintech sectors across the region. With the Latin American digital economy exploding, the two-day event focused heavily on modernizing payment systems while navigating increasingly complex localized fraud vectors.

While niche travel summits mapped out vertical specifics, the broader financial world converged at the RAI Amsterdam for Money20/20 Europe. Drawing over 7,500 delegates, 2,300 companies, and a massive density of C-suite decision-makers from more than 100 countries, the three-day flagship event shifted its tone this year—moving decisively away from abstract tech speculation and firmly into hard operational execution.

Co-located with the prestigious Mega Event 2026 at the Crowne Plaza Dublin Airport, the ATPS Dublin summit brought together more than 400 global delegates. This year’s European gathering marked a massive shift in industry discourse, officially moving past generic AI hype to focus on the tangible reality of Agentic AI (A-Commerce)—where autonomous software agents handle travel booking and payment transactions on behalf of the consumer.