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ETG and Traveloka partnership expands hotel inventory across regions

ETG and Traveloka partnership expands hotel inventory across regions
Technology · 2026
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By Yuki Saito Travel Technology Oct 29, 2026 3 min read

Emerging Travel Group (ETG), a global travel technology company, and Traveloka, Southeast Asia's leading travel platform, have announced a strategic partnership aimed at broadening their global distribution and accommodation offerings. The collaboration integrates ETG's extensive hotel inventory—spanning Europe, the Middle East, Latin America, and the United States—into Traveloka's platform via the RateHawk API, providing travelers with competitive rates and a wider selection of properties.

Expanding accommodation choices for outbound travelers

For Traveloka, the partnership addresses growing outbound demand from its user base. Erik Akhmetgaliev, ETG's Regional Director for APAC, highlighted the significance of the move: "We're delighted to support Traveloka's outbound growth. ETG's inventory, sourced from more than 350 wholesalers and 250,000 directly connected properties, is now available on Traveloka's platform through the RateHawk API, giving its customers a much wider choice of accommodation in key destinations worldwide."

Traveloka users will now have access to ETG's diverse portfolio, which includes everything from budget-friendly options to luxury properties. This is particularly valuable for travelers heading to popular long-haul destinations such as London, Paris, Dubai, and New York, where ETG has deep inventory relationships.

Reciprocal benefits for ETG and Southeast Asia

The partnership is not one-sided. ETG gains access to Traveloka's accommodation inventory across Southeast Asia, a region with rapidly growing travel demand. Tejveer Singh Bedi, Traveloka's Vice President of Commercial, Accommodation, noted that the collaboration "expands global accommodation choices for travelers" and "helps drive international demand to the company's hotel partners across Asia-Pacific."

Nikita Elagin, Managing Director of ETG's Consolidator Business Unit, emphasized the importance of key Southeast Asian markets, including Indonesia, Thailand, and Vietnam. These destinations consistently rank among the top 30 most-booked destinations on ETG's platforms, reflecting strong demand from travel professionals and individual travelers alike.

Strengthening cross-border travel and industry impact

The partnership aims to strengthen cross-border travel opportunities, making it easier for travelers to book accommodations in both regions. For travel agents and tour operators, the integration through RateHawk's API means seamless access to a broader inventory, which can enhance their ability to serve clients with diverse preferences.

This move aligns with broader trends in the travel industry, where technology platforms are increasingly collaborating to expand their reach. Similar partnerships, such as Global Hotel Alliance adding Far East Hospitality's 26 Asia-Pacific properties, highlight the growing importance of distribution networks in the hospitality sector.

For ETG, the partnership reinforces its position as a leading B2B travel technology provider, while for Traveloka, it enhances its competitive edge in the fast-growing Southeast Asian market. The collaboration is expected to benefit both companies as they seek to capture a larger share of the global travel market.

As travel demand continues to rebound, particularly in Asia-Pacific, partnerships like this one are likely to become more common. The ability to offer a wide range of accommodation options is a key differentiator for online travel agencies and travel management companies. By leveraging each other's strengths, ETG and Traveloka are well-positioned to meet the evolving needs of modern travelers.

In related news, Artotel Group's management expansion in Yogyakarta and Vietjet's supply chain partnership underscore the dynamic growth of Southeast Asia's travel ecosystem. These developments, along with the ETG-Traveloka partnership, signal a robust recovery and continued investment in the region's travel infrastructure.

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