15 Facts About Traveloka

Traveloka is an Indonesian technology company focused on travel and ticketing.

Traveloka was established in February 2012 by three Indonesian software engineers: Ferry Unardi, Albert, and Derianto Kusuma.

Traveloka first entered Thailand in 2015, and by September, it had partnerships in Southeast Asia with 33 hotels and airlines.

Traveloka expanded rapidly in 2016, opening regional offices in Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia, the Philippines and Vietnam.

At that time, Traveloka was already operating in six countries and expanding its reach in Indonesia, Thailand, and Vietnam.

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In May 2018, Traveloka launched the mobile app feature Traveloka Eats, which offered dining information.

In March 2019, AirAsia permanently withdrew sales of its flights from Traveloka, citing Traveloka's lack of explanation for several AirAsia Indonesia flights that had been unlisted the month prior.

In June 2019, Traveloka introduced a new lifestyle business division, branding the feature Traveloka Xperience.

Traveloka began listing villas and apartments to book in September 2019.

Traveloka developed a shariah-compliant health insurance program called Bebas Handal for Muslim customers alongside Hong Kong-based FWD Group.

Also in 2019, Traveloka partnered with the Indonesian Tourism Ministry on the Wonderful Indonesia tourist marketing campaign, collaborating with the Singapore Tourism Board to open trip kiosks in Singapore.

Traveloka began advertising other online experiences and "flash sale livestreams, " and began bundling flights with COVID-19 tests.

Also in June 2020, Traveloka started its Traveloka Clean Partners campaign to align with government health measures.

In January 2022, Traveloka remained the largest online travel start-up in Southeast Asia, and was valued at $3 billion.

Traveloka Eats serves as an ordering and delivery app, while its e-grocery service Mart, like Traveloka Eats, has free delivery fees and no minimum transaction amount.