Full-Time
Personalized travel planning and booking services
$140k - $170k/yr
Senior
No H1B Sponsorship
New York, NY, USA
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ForaTravel.com offers personalized travel planning services, helping individuals and families create hassle-free travel experiences. Their Fora Advisors work closely with clients to manage all travel arrangements, from hotel bookings to honeymoon planning, ensuring a high level of attention to detail. Unlike competitors, Fora focuses on personalized service and equips its advisors with training resources and in-house expertise. The company's goal is to provide seamless travel planning that meets the diverse needs of its clients.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
Series A
Total Funding
$18.5M
Headquarters
New York City, New York
Founded
2021
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Health Insurance
Dental Insurance
Vision Insurance
Unlimited Paid Time Off
401(k) Retirement Plan
Commuter Benefits
Supplemental Life Insurance
Stock Options
ClassPass Memberships
Gym Membership
Flexible Work Hours
Here's our roundup of the people, product and partner news from the global travel industry this week.SITASITA announced three partnerships this week. The company has signed an agreement with Matarat Holding to advance the digital transformation of airports across Saudi Arabia. The deal aims to implement scalable technologies to improve passenger experience and operational efficiency. SITA’s biometric solutions are already in use at major airports in Riyadh, Jeddah, Dammam and NEOM.The airline information technology (IT) specialist also partnered with NEC Corporation in an effort to accelerate adoption of digital identity technology in travel. NEC will join SITA’s Digital Travel Ecosystem, an open framework that enables secure, real-time identity verification without complex integrations. SITA and Airportr have also signed a five-year agreement to expand off-airport baggage handling services, in response to rising traveler demand for home or hotel bag pickup. Airportr’s delivery platform is set to integrate with SITA’s Flex and Bag Journey systems.EDreams Odigeo reaches 7.25M subscribersEDreams Odigeo has reached its goal of 7.25 million Prime subscribers nearly a year ahead of schedule, quadrupling its base since 2021, when the goal was set. “7.25 million isn't just a figure; it's yet more proof of our capacity to execute on a long-term vision and deliver on our promises,” said Dana Dunne, CEO of eDreams Odigeo. He credited the platform’s growth to its scalable model and tech-driven approach
On Tuesday (Aug. 6), Instacart announced an expansion of its service portfolio as part of its strategy to solidify its position in the online grocery market. The company has forged a new partnership with Uber Eats, enabling customers to order both groceries and restaurant meals through the Instacart app. This integration aims to attract new users and boost order frequency, the company said as it released its earnings report. In addition, Instacart is broadening its retail collaborations with new partners such as Sally Beauty and The Home Depot, while also upgrading its Storefront technology to drive growth for these retailers. In her second-quarter letter to shareholders, CEO Fidji Simo noted Instacart is investing in an “ambitious portfolio of longer-term bets that are starting to show promise and have the ability to unlock new growth opportunities
Host agency Fora partners with Michelin's Tablet Hotels.
It's been nearly a year since PhocusWire named its Hot 25 Travel Startups for 2023, and since that time the industry has witnessed a surge in both leisure and business travel. Funding for travel startups, however, is down dramatically this year, at just $4.3 billion according to Phocuswright's Travel Startups Interactive Database compared to $8.4 billion last year at this time.As we gear up to announce our class of 2024 startups at The Phocuswright Conference on November 14, we have been checking in with all of the past classes of Hot 25 Travel Startups from 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022 and now 2023. A handful of the Hot 25 Travel Startups for 2023 have received funding - at total of nearly $32 million since January according to Phocuswright - while many on the list have lined up new clients and won other travel industry awards in the last year. We asked the founders to tell us two things - their companies' highlights of 2023 and their priorities for 2024. We heard back from 20 of the 25. Their responses, in some cases, have been condensed and edited for clarity.AeronologyAeronology powers a point-of-sale travel booking platform. Answers from founder and CEO Russell Carstensen.2023 highlights: For Aeronology, 2023 has been "all in" for NDC [new distribution capability]. After seeing new tech companies, without any travel industry DNA rushing into the NDC marketplace, we suddenly realized that what that rush missed out on was useability for full self-service NDC on a working platform that houses all NDC, all GDS [global distribution system] and all LCC [low-cost carrier] services on one screen
New York-based host agency Fora has launched Fora X, a boutique agency within the company for top-producing advisors.