DreamFolks, a Delhi-based lifestyle and travel experiences company, has acquired a 60 percent stake in Easy to Travel, an airport services distribution platform. The move is aimed at strengthening DreamFolks’ digital delivery capabilities and supporting its global expansion strategy, according to a news release.
ETT operates across 120 countries and works with over 500 airports worldwide, offering premium services such as lounge access, meet-and-assist support, buggy transfers and global eSIM solutions.
Through this acquisition, DreamFolks plans to expand and diversify its service inventory by tapping into ETT’s partner network, which includes global travel technology providers like Amadeus and Sabre, as well as airlines such as Emirates and Turkish Airlines.
“This partnership is about more than just technology; we are inheriting a legacy of trust and a deep network of partners built by the founders over two decades. These strengths strongly complement our own capabilities and reinforce our long-term vision of building a truly global experience platform,” DreamFolks’ Liberatha Kallat said in a statement.
As part of the deal, ETT co-founders Alexej Boiko and Oleksii Tkachenko will join the DreamFolks team.
