KKday, a leading Taiwan-based travel platform, has successfully raised $70 million in funding to bolster its expansion efforts across the Asia-Pacific region. The investment round was led by Cool Japan Fund, Taiwan’s National Development Fund, ZUU & De Capital Fund, CHBVC, Darwin Ventures, along with several other financial institutions.
This funding will enable KKday to pursue a range of strategic initiatives, including mergers and acquisitions, the integration of artificial intelligence, and the hiring of talent in key markets. The company is poised to strengthen its position as a dominant player in the competitive online travel sector.
Founded in 2014, KKday operates 11 offices across the Asia-Pacific region, offering an extensive portfolio of over 350,000 travel and leisure activities spanning 92 countries. With this new capital injection, KKday is well-positioned to accelerate its growth and enhance its digital offerings in the coming years.
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