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Rohit SaxenaApr 20, 2025 7:50:00 AM1 min read

The Future of Production and Travel: Key Lessons from Davos 2025

The 2025 World Economic Forum in Davos provided a compelling glimpse into the rapidly evolving intersection of media production and global travel. Among the dominant themes were the accelerating role of artificial intelligence, the decentralization of content creation, a renewed focus on sustainability, and rising concerns around digital integrity.

AI Reshaping the Production Landscape

Artificial intelligence has moved from the periphery to the core of media production. Across Davos, discussions emphasized AI’s growing role in automating tasks such as scriptwriting, editing, and localization—ushering in faster workflows and significant cost savings. However, this technological shift also surfaces critical challenges around workforce displacement and the urgent need for industry-wide reskilling.

A Decentralized Media Ecosystem

Traditional media hierarchies are being disrupted by the rise of streaming platforms and independent creators. The tools of production are increasingly accessible, allowing for more diverse voices and narratives to enter the global conversation. This democratization of content signals a significant shift in the way stories are produced, distributed, and consumed.

Sustainability as Imperative

Sustainability emerged as more than a trend—it is becoming a foundational principle in both travel and production. The industry is moving toward virtual sets, carbon-reduction strategies, and eco-conscious travel solutions. This transformation reflects not only regulatory pressures but a deeper alignment with audience expectations and environmental responsibility.

The Misinformation Challenge

With AI’s creative power comes the threat of its misuse. Deepfakes, fabricated media, and cybersecurity vulnerabilities were top concerns throughout the forum. As digital content proliferates, the media and travel industries alike are under pressure to develop mechanisms for verification, trust, and transparency.

Coraaj Travel: Innovating for the Future

In response to these global shifts, companies like Coraaj Travel are evolving to meet the demands of a new era. By leveraging AI to optimize travel for production crews, offering sustainable itinerary options, and adapting proactively to technological and regulatory change, Coraaj is positioning itself as a forward-thinking partner for the production industry.

As the lines between production, technology, and travel continue to blur, it is clear that adaptability and innovation will define the leaders of tomorrow.

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Rohit Saxena

"hospitality" supersedes "service". Service is transactional and hospitality is personal. Service is following steps and hospitality is anticipating needs. Service is reactive and hospitality is proactive. His commitment to these values has made him a trusted name in elite travel management. With over 20 years in the Sports and VIP Travel industry, Rohit has had the privilege of managing travel for some of the world’s most distinguished figures. From Sir Edmund Hillary (then New Zealand High Commissioner to India) and the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia to former Indian Prime Minister Mr. Narsimha Rao, music legend Sir Paul McCartney, and sports greats like Shane Warne, Sachin Tendulkar, Jos Buttler, Sunil Gavaskar, and Ben Stokes—to name a few.