Sabre and Coforge Partner to Accelerate AI Innovation in Travel Technology

Mar 4, 2025
Sabre Corporation has announced a strategic collaboration with Coforge Limited to enhance its product innovation and delivery through advanced AI solutions.

Sabre Corporation has announced a strategic collaboration with Coforge Limited to enhance its product innovation and delivery through advanced AI solutions, announced in a press release. This multi-year agreement aims to strengthen their long-standing partnership, positioning Coforge as a key partner in accelerating Sabre's product roadmap.

The collaboration is set to fast-track the development and deployment of AI-enabled solutions, reinforcing Sabre's commitment to speed and scale in the travel technology sector. Sabre's CEO, Kurt Ekert, emphasized the importance of this partnership in pioneering next-generation solutions and expanding their travel marketplace.

Coforge's CEO, Sudhir Singh, highlighted the shared focus on cutting-edge engineering solutions and the travel industry, marking this agreement as a significant milestone in their partnership. The combined expertise of Sabre and Coforge aims to modernize the travel industry, setting a new standard for innovation and transformation.

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