Traveloka marks its 13th anniversary this year, and is hosting a Birthday Sale to reward travellers with exclusive discounts, special coupons, and flash sales across Indonesia, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, and Vietnam.
The event runs from February 24 to March 4, 2025, and is said to be the travel platform’s way of “giving back to customers and reaffirming our commitment to delivering seamless and rewarding travel worldwide”, said Caesar Indra, president of Traveloka.
Indra reflected on the company’s journey: “For over a decade, Traveloka has redefined travel – not just in South-east Asia, but across key global markets, combining deep market expertise, strong industry partnerships, and a commitment to advancing tourism.
“With over 40 million active users and operations in eight countries, we have grown into a global travel platform, evolving with our travellers to offer innovative, tailored experiences.”
Beyond its mission to help customers explore new destinations, Traveloka is also dedicated to supporting the growth of tourism businesses and local communities. In partnership with the Global Sustainable Tourism Council (GSTC), Traveloka has provided sustainability training to over 150 hotels across Singapore and South-east Asia. Last year, it became GSTC’s first ever platinum sponsor, further demonstrating the firm’s unique position to promote best practices in sustainable tourism and standards in the travel industry.
Additionally, through the Traveloka Goodwill – Digital Literacy programme, more than 96,000 Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs), business owners as well as students in the hospitality and tourism industry in South-east Asia have gained essential digital skills and knowledge enabling them to adapt to an increasingly digitalised market.
Traveloka has expressed continued commitment to empowering its partners and strengthening the travel ecosystem. It joined up with YouGov to produce a study that identifies key trends shaping the Asia-Pacific travel landscape, all in a bid to help partners refine their business strategies.
