Traveazy (Umrahme & Holidayme) is a technology company.
Traveazy (Umrahme & Holidayme) has raised $16.0M across 1 funding round.
Traveazy (Umrahme & Holidayme) has raised $16.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Traveazy (Umrahme & Holidayme) has raised $16.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Traveazy (Umrahme & Holidayme)'s investors include Algebra Ventures.
Traveazy Group is a Dubai-based technology company operating as the parent of Umrahme and Holidayme, delivering B2B and B2C travel solutions with over $200 million in sales.[2][1] Umrahme provides a fully digitalized platform for personalized Umrah pilgrimage packages, making the journey accessible, affordable, and transformative for global pilgrims, while Holidayme offers B2B tools like dynamic package building, global hotel access, and customer storefronts for travel agents and providers.[1][2][3] It serves individual pilgrims, families, and travel businesses, solving pain points in Umrah bookings, visa processing, and comprehensive travel inventory through innovative online platforms.[1][2]
The company has demonstrated strong growth, including $25 million in monthly sales in 2020 and recent relaunches, such as Holidayme's pivot to B2B in 2024, alongside partnerships like with MakeMyTrip for Umrah services.[1][4][3]
Traveazy Group traces its roots to Holidayme, launched in 2013-2014 as a B2C brand under the Traveazy umbrella, pioneering innovative global travel experiences.[1][4][5] The idea for Holidayme emerged in 2014, followed by rapid milestones: $7.2 million Series A funding in 2016, $10 million Series B in 2017, awards in 2018, $16 million Series C in 2019, and peak sales of $25 million in one month during 2020.[4] Umrahme was established in 2017, specializing in digital Umrah bookings and revolutionizing pilgrimage and visa systems.[1]
Key figures include co-founder Manvendra Roy (CCO of Umrahme), with the group headquartered in Dubai and focused on travel tech evolution, including Holidayme's 2024 B2B relaunch and new launches in 2023-2024.[1][3][4]
Traveazy rides the wave of digital transformation in religious and leisure travel, particularly Umrah—a market boosted by Saudi Arabia's tourism push and post-pandemic recovery, where tech simplifies sacred journeys for millions.[1][2] Timing aligns with rising demand for personalized, mobile bookings amid global mobility growth, favoring platforms that integrate flights, hotels, visas, and packages seamlessly.[3][5] Market forces like B2B consolidation and SaaS adoption for travel agents amplify its edge, influencing the ecosystem by empowering providers with automation and inventory access, much like competitors such as Emerging Travel Group.[3]
Traveazy is poised for expansion through B2B scaling via Holidayme's relaunched tools and Umrahme's global partnerships, targeting higher sales amid travel tech's projected growth.[1][2][4] Trends like AI-driven personalization, sustainable pilgrimage tech, and Middle East tourism booms will shape its path, potentially evolving it into a dominant OTA for faith-based and leisure travel. As the most customer-friendly platform in its niche, Traveazy's funding-fueled innovations position it to redefine accessible journeys worldwide, building on its $200M+ sales momentum.[2]
Traveazy (Umrahme & Holidayme) has raised $16.0M across 1 funding round. Most recently, it raised $16.0M Series C in November 2018.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nov 1, 2018 | $16.0M Series C | Algebra Ventures |