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We’re bringing Google Flights’ price tracking feature directly into AI Mode, so you can set up price alerts as you chat. Just describe where and when you want to fly, then try asking “track these flight prices for me.” Once you confirm, you’ll get an email if prices change,... show more

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Google1 month ago

It’s now even easier to plan a trip using AI Mode in Search, with new ways to track flight prices, view points or miles rates, and book your dream hotel 🧵

Google1 month ago

AI Mode in Search can now also show you the cost in points or miles for flights and hotels. Try asking “I want to travel from Atlanta to Miami using my AA miles. Help me find some options for nonstop flights departing Oct 9 and returning on Oct 12.”

Google1 month ago

And finally, we’re introducing hotel booking through AI Mode in Search, so you can discover and book your next hotel in one conversation. Simply tell AI Mode about your upcoming trip and your hotel preferences to get a visual list of options, complete with guest reviews and key factors to compare. Then, tap “Continue on Google” to complete the booking securely with Google Pay.

Google1 month ago

Learn more about tracking prices, exploring rewards, and booking your next getaway with AI Mode ↓

Amie🥇1 month ago

Beautifully said

VALLTRO Intelligence1 month ago

Google should direct the search to an environment with AI, everything has already changed, sometimes I ask the AI and not the Google search engine.

Michael Waitze1 month ago

Honestly, price alerts right in the chat is perfect. No more juggling apps for different parts of the trip. We actually covered everything Google just added here:

Irienꫂ❁1 month ago

the kind of feature that saves you from obsessively checking flight prices tell google to watch them, then let your inbox do the annoying part 😬

HJ1 month ago

Why don’t you bring yourself to sit on a pineapple, bitch.

Ottone Castiglione1 month ago

Finally, an AI feature that saves me time for actual outfit planning instead of endless tab-switching.

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