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From Discovery to Intelligence: Explurger’s NiVU Brings AI-Powered Tourism to the Forefront on World Tourism Day 2026

Tourism is entering a new digital chapter. Artificial intelligence is no longer limited to the back end of travel platforms; it is increasingly becoming part of the traveller’s experience — helping people discover destinations, understand their context, and make more informed choices along the journey. This shift was reflected across World Tourism Day 2026 celebrations in Andhra Pradesh and Tamil…

From Discovery to Intelligence: Explurger’s NiVU Brings AI-Powered Tourism to the Forefront on World Tourism Day 2026

World Tourism Day 2026 showcased how artificial intelligence is transforming the travel experience. Explurger's NiVU, an AI-powered travel companion, was highlighted as a key example of this shift. NiVU offers travellers a conversational interface to explore destinations, attractions, local experiences, navigation, weather, translations and more.

By utilizing QR-enabled digital touchpoints, NiVU brings destination intelligence to physical locations, allowing visitors to gain insights and discover experiences relevant to their interests. The AI-powered assistant supports over 130 languages, making it accessible for travellers from diverse linguistic backgrounds. NiVU QR Boards were displayed at events in Rajahmundry, Andhra Pradesh, and Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, enabling attendees to experience firsthand how this technology can enhance the way destinations connect with travellers.

The integration of AI in tourism is seen as a means to move beyond conventional information-led discovery and create personalized, contextual experiences. In Tamil Nadu, a destination rich in cultural and natural attractions, conversational AI has the potential to make discovery more tailored to individual interests, whether it be architecture, local cuisine, nature trails, or photography spots.

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