Etraveli Group
online travel agency

Etraveli Group AB is a Swedish travel technology company specializing in flight distribution, online booking and fulfilment. Headquartered in Stockholm, it operates online travel agencies Gotogate, Mytrip and Flightnetwork, as well as B2B airline-integration platform TripStack. Etraveli provides flight content to partners such as Booking.com, with which it has maintained a partnership since 2019. The group operates across more than 75 markets and serves nearly 50 million travellers annually.
Booking Holdings agreed to acquire Etraveli from CVC Capital Partners for approximately €1.63 billion in 2021, but the European Commission prohibited the transaction in 2023.
History
Etraveli was formed in 2007 through the combination of Seat24 and SRG Online (Svenska Resegruppen).
In 2015, ProSiebenSat.1 Media acquired Etraveli for approximately €235 million and incorporated it into its travel portfolio. In 2017, ProSiebenSat.1 sold the company to CVC Capital Partners at an enterprise value of €508 million. Later that year, Etraveli acquired the Greek online travel agency e-Travel. In 2019, it acquired Canadian travel technology company TripStack and online travel agency Flight Network, expanding its airline-integration capabilities.
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