Staynex Acquires Enterprise Travel Software Company Helix, Appoints Founder as Chief AI Officer

According to ChainCatcher, AI travel platform Staynex has agreed to acquire enterprise travel software company Helix. Helix founder Gus Fraser will join Staynex as Chief AI Officer. The acquisition marks Staynex’s expansion from consumer travel services into enterprise travel management, covering search, booking, compliance, and payments.

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