Switzerland, March 13 -- Intermodal travel succeeds when airports, airlines, rail operators, maritime operators, cities, and transport authorities work together to fix the points where journeys break down. A new SITA white paper, Navigating the Seams of Seamless Travel, argues that collaboration around shared data and coordinated action is the most practical way to reduce passenger stress, cut inefficiency, and protect revenue. Travel networks are expanding across air, rail, maritime, and urban transport. Yet the journey still breaks down at transfer points, where passengers move from one mode of transport to the next. Information is lost between operators. Accountability becomes unclear. Passengers manage missed connections and conflicting...