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A foreign tourist in Seoul in September 2022 (File photo) South Korea’s top travel and accommodation platform Yanolja Co. aims to nearly treble the number of foreign tourists to the country through its subsidiary Interpark Triple by introducing tailored package tour programs combined with K-culture toward their goal to become a major global travel-tech company.Yanolja, backed by SoftBank, on Tuesday unveiled an ambition to attract 50 million inbound travelers to South Korea in the next five years. That compares with the government’s goal to increase the number of international visitors to 30 million by 2027 from 17.5 million in 2019...

South Korea's tourism platform unicorn Yanolja announced on Monday that it will expand its overseas travel services by linking with Traveloka, a renowned travel platform in Southeast Asia.Starting out as a flight search engine in 2012, Traveloka has become the largest travel platform in Southeast Asia, with a record of over 122 million downloads of its app in six countries. It is known for its integration with millions of providers in various industries, including accommodations, transportation, local services and finance.Yanolja will provide access to Traveloka's extensive overseas accommodation reservation services, which include over 60,000 properties in Indonesia, Vietnam, Malaysia, Thailand,...

South Korea's tourism platform unicorn Yanolja announced on Monday that it will expand its overseas travel services by linking with Traveloka, a renowned travel platform in Southeast Asia.Starting out as a flight search engine in 2012, Traveloka has become the largest travel platform in Southeast Asia, with a record of over 122 million downloads of its app in six countries. It is known for its integration with millions of providers in various industries, including accommodations, transportation, local services and finance.Yanolja will provide access to Traveloka's extensive overseas accommodation reservation services, which include over 60,000 properties in Indonesia, Vietnam, Malaysia, Thailand,...

SoftBank-Backed Unicorn Yanolja Buys Israeli Travel-Tech Company  Yahoo Finance Read further.

To strengthen its position in the global travel and hospitality sector, Korean travel super app startup Yanolja announced that it acquired Go Global Travel (GGT), a renowned Israeli B2B travel solution company. The acquisition was made through Yanolja Cloud, a subsidiary of Yanolja, the leading global travel and hospitality operator. GGT, founded in 2000, is a global top-tier B2B travel solution provider. With a focus on distributing over 1 million travel inventories, including hotel and resort rooms, airline tickets, and local vehicle rentals, GGT caters to a vast network of more than 10,000 travel platforms and online/offline travel agencies worldwide....

Yanolja Cloud, a Seoul, South Korea-based global provider of AI-based SaaS solutions for the hospitality and leisure industries, acquired Go Global Travel, a Bnei Brak, Israel-based B2B travel technology company, which distributes its inventory of more than 1 million hotels and other travel products from 200 countries to over 20,000 client partners. Through this acquisition, Yanolja Cloud has expanded its travel and hospitality inventory which will further enhance its solution offerings and differentiation. Founded in Israel in 2000, GGT is a top-tier global travel solutions company that distributes travel products including hotel and resort rooms, airline tickets, and car rentals. GGT distributes these...

  Yanolja Cloud will fully acquire Go Global Travel (GGT), a global business-to-business (B2B) travel solutions provider based in Israel.   Yanolja Cloud, a subsidiary of Yanolja, is a cloud-based hospitality solution provider offering B2B operation solutions.   The company did not disclose the price but revealed that it is “the largest-scale acquisition ever made” by Yanolja Cloud.   GGT possesses an inventory of over 1 million travel-related promotions from its B2B clients, ranging from airline tickets, hotel and resort bookings and car rental services. It also possesses licenses for hotel bookings from over 10,000 travel-related platforms and agencies.  ...

South Korea’s largest trip-booking company Yanolja Co. is acquiring Israeli technology provider Go Global Travel to become one of the world’s largest travel solution platforms.Yanolja’s cloud business unit is buying the Israeli company from AMI Opportunities Fund, which is advised by Apax Partners, according to people familiar with the matter. Closely held Yanolja, which is set to keep the purchase price private, will gain access to GGT’s inventory of more than 1 million hotels and customers across North America and Europe, said the people, asking not to be named as the deal hasn’t been announced. Read further.

Continuing its expansion to bring K-tech to the hospitality and leisure world, Yanolja Cloud has announced the acquisition of Go Global Travel (GGT), an Israeli B2B travel technology company, which distributes its inventory of more than one million hotels and other travel products from 200 countries to over 20,000 client partners. Founded in Israel in 2000, GGT distributes travel products including hotel and resort rooms, airline tickets, and car rentals, primarily in North America and Europe through over 50,000 direct contracts, and over 10,000 sales channels. The acquisition of GGT from AMI Opportunities Fund was advised by Apax Partners, a...