Atravelq secures funding to personalise overseas travel experiences and expand in India

Chandigarh-based travel company Atravelq raises fresh capital at a ₹10 crore valuation, aiming to revolutionise personalised international travel and accelerate its growth in Indian markets with new technology and destination partnerships.

Atravelq, a Chandigarh-based travel company focused on personalised overseas trips, has raised fresh capital at an equity valuation of ₹10 crore, according to StartupTalky. The funding comes from existing seed backers and founding stakeholders, and the company says it will use the money to strengthen its technology, sharpen customer support and expand in selected Indian growth markets.

The business sells holiday packages, visas, flights, hotels, transfers and concierge services across more than 180 destinations, including Europe, Japan, South-East Asia and New Zealand. StartupTalky said Atravelq has already served more than 10,000 travellers and handled close to 6,000 international trips, giving it an early base of repeat customers in a sector where personalised planning has become a selling point.

Founder Prashant Daroch said the round would help the company build a travel platform that keeps the traveller at the centre of the experience. He said the new capital would allow Atravelq to invest more heavily in technology, destination expertise and support services as demand grows for itineraries tailored to individual preferences rather than standard packages.

The company also has an office in the UAE, which supports its international business. Looking ahead, it plans to deepen partnerships with destinations, add new features and make travel easier for both domestic and international customers, with a target of reaching 50,000 customers over the next five years.

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