Top 2019 Startups List - Phocuswire

Startups are the lifeblood of any enterprise. Technology, innovation and progress are made viable thanks to the efforts of small groups working round the world and their capability to disrupt long-held enterprise dynamics and ideals.

The travel industry is the center of a boom of innovation. New techniques for distribution, easy transportation and shared property are making an exuberant scene for travel startups to grow in.

Take a look at the top 2019 startups list: 

1. Airlines Technology

Airlines Technology says it plans to launch its booking platform into larger markets around the world.

2. Ascape

Ascape worked on the stock platform for VR travel content where brands will be able to license thousands of content pieces in several clicks.

3. Beyond Pricing

Beyond Pricing hopes to go from working with approximately 150,000 listings to half a million and go from pricing $1 billion in bookings to more than $3 billion.

4. Operto (Earlier Slickspaces)

Slickspaces plans to grow on a global scale. To meet the needs of its hospitality manager clients, who want to scale quickly in an increasingly competitive environment, it will harness the power of automation to deliver both operational efficiency and a world-class guest experience.  

Darren Huston serving as executive chairman, a new funding round and integration with online travel agencies.

5. Luggage Hero

The company begin to roll out the Luggage Hero service in 36 additional cities in the United States and Europe. The first nine are expected to be operational in March, with the final ones coming onboard by January 2020.

6. Conichi

Conichi will continue to place emphasis on enabling intelligent payments at hotels with its smarthotel product. It can guarantee the 100% acceptance and compliance of all common payments forms including virtual payments by fully automating the payment flow.

7. Sherpa

Sherpa will partner with leaders in the aviation and tours and activities spaces on pilot projects to include eVisas and eTAs as ancillary offerings.

8. TripTech

Looking beyond the hotel market, TripTech plans to open its platform to a set of new verticals, including vacation rentals and extended-stay accommodations, over the next year.

9. VoyHoy

VoyHoy plans to expand its ticket coverage and grow its network of B2B partners with its distribution and white-label products.

10. Redeam

Redeam continue enabling attractions, tour operators and theme parks to strategically expand and control all aspects of their distribution via its channel management solution.