Amadeus and Traveloka strengthen travel technology partnership

Amadeus, the leading global travel technology company, has strengthened its partnership with Traveloka, Southeast Asia's top travel platform. This agreement sees Amadeus' already extensive footprint in the region expand as the two organizations work to deliver a more personalized travel experience through technology.

In line with Traveloka's focus on empowering consumers to explore, book, and enjoy a wide range of travel products, the collaboration will expand Traveloka's growing business by using Amadeus' technology to enhance the travel experience of its customers. Travelers will enjoy new services to help them explore and book a wide range of travel products, including fully customized flight search technology and servicing capabilities.

Amadeus and Traveloka will also work together to bring more NDC enabled content to its travel platform so it can provide its customers with competitive prices and truly tailored offers. Traveloka will also benefit from advanced servicing capabilities that are integrated into its existing technology stack.

Caesar Indra, President, Traveloka says, "Collaborating with Amadeus allows us to leverage its expertise and technology to provide better services to our customers. This partnership is a significant step in our growth strategy, and we are confident in Amadeus' ability to provide a smoother and more seamless travel experience for our customers."

Javier Laforgue, EVP & Managing Director Asia-Pacific, Amadeus says, "We are pleased to expand our collaboration with Traveloka to bring our innovative technology solutions to the Asia Pacific region. This partnership will not only enhance Traveloka's services but also strengthen Amadeus' position as a regional leader in travel technology. We are committed to delivering cutting-edge technology solutions that will drive growth and innovation in the travel industry. Together, we will create a seamless and enhanced travel experience for Traveloka's customers across the APAC region and beyond."