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SKR Reisen GmbH
51-200 employees
Small-group worldwide tours with sustainable travel
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Germany
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- You speak fluent German and good Arabic, with good French ideally.
- You are warm, open, communicative, reliable, independent, and organized in your guest-hosting work.
- You can respond sensitively to intercultural differences.
- Ideally, you have experience in tourism, hospitality, or guest service.
- Experience with international guests or group travel is desirable but not required.
- You can present information clearly and structurally, including to groups.
- Welcome the SKR travel group and create a successful start to the journey with an inviting welcome session and introduction to SKR Reisen.
- Conduct the initial tour briefing, including the travel itinerary and important guidance for daily travel, and introduce the tour leader.
- Act as a contact person for guest questions and ensure guests are informed and satisfied.
- Represent SKR Reisen at the destination and maintain travel quality by passing on feedback and preparing reports.
SKR Reisen offers small-group international travel with guided trips for up to 12 guests on long-haul routes and up to 16 in Europe, with 350+ itineraries across Asia, Africa, the Americas, the Orient, Oceania, and Europe. Trips feature German-speaking local guides and country-style hotels to deliver authentic experiences at good value. The company designs and runs organized itineraries, handling accommodations, transport, and guides, and it promotes sustainability by calculating CO2e and supporting ClimatePartner projects, with CSR certified by TourCert. Its differentiators are consistently small groups, authentic local guidance, and transparent sustainability credentials, aiming to offer meaningful, responsibly managed travel at fair prices with high guest satisfaction.
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
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Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Germany
Founded
1978
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Prebookings for 2026 are already above 2025, signaling strong agent trust.
- The 2026 Europe catalog adds 163 trips in 32 countries and 2,400+ dates.
- New Nepal, Tibet, and Indonesia itineraries expand higher-margin long-haul growth.
What critics are saying
- SKR Reisen depends heavily on travel agents, its stated biggest revenue channel.
- Vietnam solar-fund financing with SmartSolar adds non-core execution risk outside travel.
- If 2026 bookings soften, premium small-group demand collapses before peak season planning.
What makes SKR Reisen GmbH unique
- Since 1978, SKR Reisen has built a small-group, sustainable travel brand in Cologne.
- SKR Reisen comp benefits from 2024 and ClimatePartner carbon compensation across all trips.
- Its 2026 catalog offers 8,000+ bookable dates across Europe, Asia, and Africa.
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SmartSolar, a Vietnam-based energy tech startup, has raised $1.3 million in debt financing from European investors. SECO Startup Fund, a Swiss government programme, provided a $300,000 loan, whilst German travel company SKR Reisen contributed $1 million in debt facility. Founded in 2024 by Kevin Junker, SmartSolar operates a "solar-as-a-service" model, installing rooftop solar panels for SMEs at zero upfront cost. Customers pay based on monthly energy consumption, saving 25% to 30% on electricity costs. The startup has grown from 15 customers in March 2025 to 80 clients across 100 locations in southern and central Vietnam. The new funding will support expansion across the country and growth in food and beverage and travel sectors. Total funding now exceeds $3.1 million.