TravClan, has announced its expansion into Europe with strategic capital from August One. The move is driven by increasing demand from international travel companies seeking scalable technology, reliable distribution, and operational infrastructure built for the complexities of the travel industry. The capital will be used to establish on-ground operations in Europe, launch its VOLT platform for European markets, and build local supplier partnerships.
As part of its international expansion, TravClan is deepening investment in VOLT, its API-first platform built for modern, high-volume travel businesses. VOLT functions as a unified connectivity layer across flights, hotels, holidays, and experiences, enabling travel companies to deliver consistent and personalized customer journeys while improving operational efficiency.
Commenting on the expansion, Chirag Agarwal, Co-Founder and COO, TravClan, said, “Travel businesses in Europe face similar challenges we have solved across Asia – fragmented supply, manual operations, and thin margins. We are opening our API platform to European markets and building strong local supplier partnerships.”
Sameer Narula, Managing Director, August One, said, “We back founders who use technology to elevate traditional industries and enable entire ecosystems. By connecting agents, suppliers, and on-ground services in a single platform, TravClan has simplified complex travel planning with speed, reliability, and operational excellence”
Arun Bagaria, Co-Founder and CEO, TravClan, added, “The future of travel isn’t winner-takes-all OTA platforms. It’s millions of entrepreneurs powered by shared infrastructure. We’re using AI to make independent agencies more competitive than ever – giving them the same predictive pricing, personalized recommendations, and operational automation that only billion-dollar OTAs could afford before.”
TravClan has raised over USD 8 million to date and has been recognised as one of LinkedIn’s Top 20 Startups in India for two consecutive years. The company’s expansion into Europe reflects growing demand for a unified operating platform among international travel businesses.
