BookitnGo Secures Series A Funding to Boost AI Travel Tech

May 06, 2025
BookitnGo has raised Series A funding led by Claritas Capital, with True Global Ventures increasing its investment to support the company's AI-powered travel technology.

BookitnGo has successfully raised a Series A funding round led by Claritas Capital, with significant participation from True Global Ventures, as announced in a press release. This funding aims to accelerate the company's AI-driven travel technology initiatives.

The investment will enable BookitnGo to enhance its AI-powered platform, which offers seamless travel experiences and supports other travel tech companies. The company has shown impressive growth, with an 8x increase year-over-year and projections indicating continued expansion throughout 2025.

BookitnGo plans to use the new capital to further develop its product, expand its market reach, and optimize margins through predictive demand insights. The company is on track to achieve profitability by the third quarter of 2025, having already surpassed $5.5 million in gross merchandise value and $1 million in net revenue.

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