Travelgenio

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Company typePrivate
FoundedSpain (2010)
FounderMariano Pelizzari
Travelgenio
Company typePrivate
IndustryTravel agency
FoundedSpain (2010)
FounderMariano Pelizzari
DefunctDecember 15, 2022 (2022-12-15)
Headquarters,
Area served
Europe and Latin America
Key people
Joost Schuring (CEO)
ProductsFlights, hotels, car rentals, travel insurance
Revenue€35 Million (2011)
€90 Million (2012)
€180 Million (2013)
€344 Million (2014)
€449 Million (2015)
€700 Million (2016)
Number of employees
200
Websitewww.travelgenio.es (Spain)

Travelgenio was a Spanish online travel agency created in 2010 by the Argentinean entrepreneur Mariano Pelizzari.[1] The company also published a survey of trends and customer satisfaction in the air travel industry.[2][3]

In 2018, Travelgenio merged with the Dutch company Otravo,[4] at the same time that Joost Schuring took over as CEO.[5] In December 2022, Schuring announced the cessation of operations due to bankruptcy,[6] without indemnifying for dismissal the employees of the Travelgenio subsidiary in Uruguay.[7]

The products and services Travelgenio offers are, mainly, flights, hotels and other services such as insurances, car rental, and transfers. Travelgenio operates through some reservation systems like Amadeus CRS or Galileo, marketing the products of airlines like Iberia (airline), Vueling, Air France or KLM, among other companies. In 2020 Travelgenio and Travelport signed a renewed partnership.[8]

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