We can always rely on Google to make our lives that much more efficient.  This time, communication between Google apps are updated to help us save time (and trouble) when planning our business trips or vacations.
Specifically, Google Calendar will now automatically extracts traveling information from relevant Gmail emails. Â The goal is to make a seamless experience (and to save you planning work).
[blockquote author=”Google”]When an individual receives an email in Gmail with flight, hotel, restaurant, or ticketed event information, that event will be automatically added to their Google Calendar, complete with things like flight numbers and check-in times. Calendar will even update those events if plans change and a new email is received (for instance, when a flight is delayed or a reservation pushed back). [/blockquote]
Users should receive a notification once the feature is activated.
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The feature will be enabled by default.  However, if you prefer to still handle such matters yourself (or think this kind of thing is creepy), you can disable it in the Calendar settings.
Google says that the feature will launch in the coming weeks. Â Hit up the source link for more details. Â Are you glad to this see this integration with Google Calendar?
Source: Google Apps Updates
This function has been available to regular Google Calendar/Gmail users fors some time since the last big update (Material) of Calendar. This is now available specifically for Google Apps customers (who usually have to wait for these types of improvements, unfortunately) however for some reason not the government customers of Google Apps.