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Klook eyes US market expansion and IPO amid global travel ambitions

Klook, a prominent Asian travel platform, is expanding its reach into Western markets, particularly the U.S., which has become one of its largest customer bases. The company, co-founded by Ethan Lin, aims to capture a larger share of the global travel experiences market, despite facing competition from established players. Klook recently filed for an IPO on the New York Stock Exchange, though it has been postponed to early 2026 due to market conditions and weaker debuts from similar companies. The platform primarily targets millennial and Gen Z travelers, focusing on unique and value-for-money experiences. AI

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Klook eyes US market expansion and IPO amid global travel ambitions

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  1. Fortune TIER_1 English(EN) · Angelica Ang ·

    Klook cofounder Ethan Lin thinks the U.S. can help grow one of Asia’s largest travel platforms

    "The U.S. is actually one of our largest markets, especially as Americans are taking a growing interest in APAC destinations."