Expedia Goes Live on Muse, but Its AI Wins Are Inside Its Own Apps

November 9th, 2026 at 6:00 AM EST Photo Credit: Expedia's Muse integration is live Skift/Screenshot Meta’s Muse agent can now book Expedia hotels, about six weeks after the companies announced the integration. But there are limits. While discussing third-quarter results last Wednesday, Expedia Group CEO Ariane Gorin teased the release, saying the connection was going live in the U.S., “potentially while we’re on this call today.” In a follow-up, Expedia confirmed to Skift what the integration can and can’t do: It covers natural-language search and booking, but not cancellations or rebooking. "Travelers can describe their destination, dates, and hotel preferences in their own words, and Muse can surface relevant hotel options from Expedia," a spokesperson said. "Because Expedia is the merchant of record, changes can be made through Expedia’s customer support, just like when a booking is made directly with us." Muse offered more detail when Skift ran a limited test. In a chat, the agent explained that the integration can book only Adriana Lee is Skift's travel technology and AI reporter. She has been covering technology for nearly 20 years, from consumer to enterprise. For confidential tips or leads, reach her on Signal at adriana.133