Ryanair Improves Customer Support Using Amazon SageMaker

Travelex is a name that’s trusted by many for its currency-exchange expertise and presence in airports around the globe. The company is investing in evolving its digital capabilities to streamline international money transfer and foreign exchange services for consumers and corporate customers.

One of the leading online table booking services in Europe and Australia, TheFork connects diners with their restaurant of choice through its website and mobile app. The Tripadvisor company migrated to Amazon Web Services (AWS) in 2020 to improve the quality of its online services and more effectively support its 60,000 partner restaurants.

Delivery Hero went from an ambitious idea to the leading local delivery company. With the mission to deliver anything, straight to customer’s doors, Delivery Hero began building on Amazon Web Services (AWS) about a month after its launch. It is now on the forefront of innovation, operating a network of brands in 70 countries across four continents.

Seamlessly connecting millions of travelers with memorable experiences every day—including accommodation, flights, rides, and attractions—Booking.com is one of the world’s leading online travel platforms. Its mission is to make it easier for everyone to experience the world. No matter who you are or where you want to go, Booking.com can help make it happen. The company uses Amazon Web Services (AWS) and generative artificial intelligence (AI) to put more than 150 petabytes of data to work to improve booking services. Collaborating with AWS Professional Services, and using technologies such as Amazon SageMaker and Amazon Bedrock, it has built a scalable machine learning framework that’s accelerating experimentation and innovation.