Globaleur works for digitzation for tourism.
As worldwide travel starts to recover from COVID, major travel brands are serving millions of international travelers once again. Nonetheless, severe repercussions of COVID have taught the industry that leveraging technology could significantly improve the quality of products and services offered to customers and minimize disruptions.
Globaleur, an AI-driven travel tech company that operates out of San Francisco, Singapore, and Seoul, works with major airlines, hotel chains, OTAs, TMCs, and tourism boards to help them establish an AI-driven digital infrastructure with its suite of AI-driven solutions and versatile products served in API, White Label, and Enterprise formats.
Globaleur’s corporate customers can freely choose any single solution or a combination due to the company’s flexible and modular solutions. Today, Globaleur’s solutions include, but are not limited to, an itinerary recommendation engine, travel optimization engine, over 1 million travel products such as flights, hotel rooms, and tours & activities, worldwide travel entry data, and in-destination & location-based recommendation engine.
The company also boasts global accolades and recognitions from renowned institutions. IATA’s (International Aviation Transportation Agency) Accelerate program announced Globaleur as the winner of the 2022 program for working with global airlines in transforming and enhancing how airlines interact with consumers.
Royal Air Maroc’s global digital innovation challenge also announced Globaleur as the global winner where renowned travel tech start-ups competed for an opportunity to bring their innovative solutions to life with RAM.
In 2020, Globaleur was selected as the winner of Singapore Airlines’ prestigious AppChallenge which receives hundreds of submissions from around the world each year, and also won the nationwide demo days held by the Korea Tourism Organization and Seoul Tourism Organization respectively.
Globaleur recently closed a $2.5M seed round from VCs based in San Francisco and Seoul which included SeaX Ventures (Bitkub), Knet Investment Partners (Krafton), and Big Basin Capital (Brandi, Kong).
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