Travel Startups in Africa
StartupList Africa tracks 40 Travel startups across Africa, which have raised $466.9M in disclosed funding. Egypt has the most, with 13, followed by South Africa (7) and Nigeria (5).
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Travel companies
39 companies in this sector
| Company | Tagline | Total Funding | Last Round | Team Size | Backers | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
![]() Egypt | Visit Ventures is a company based in the UK, We are building Egypt's first tourism/travel marketplace and social app. | - | - - | 11-50 | No Data | |
![]() Egypt | NileCruiseHolidays is an online Egypt tour operator specializing in Nile River cruises and Egypt Nile tours. | - | - - | 2-10 | No Data | |
![]() Namibia | Viatu is a Swiss African-focused travel company with a focus on sustainable and regenerative travel | - | Pre-seed - | 11-50 | No Data | |
![]() Rwanda | Bongalo is a Rwandan digital marketplace for African travel accommodation. | - | Non-equity Assistance - | 2-10 | No Data | |
![]() Egypt | Halla Travel is an Egyptian hospitality startup which provides easy booking of trips through mobile app | - | - - | 11-50 | No Data | |
![]() Uganda | Adventures, sport programs and safaris in East Africa. Train and travel. | - | - - | 2-10 | No Data |
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Travel startups by country
Top Travel investors in Africa
- Googlebacked 3
- Amadeus Capital Partnersbacked 2
- Sawari Venturesbacked 2
- 500 Globalbacked 1
- 54 Collectivebacked 1
- Adaversebacked 1
Travel startups: quick facts
- How many Travel startups are there in Africa?
- StartupList Africa tracks 40 Travel startups across Africa.
- How much funding have Travel startups in Africa raised?
- Travel startups in Africa have raised $466.9M in disclosed funding.
- Which African countries have the most Travel startups?
- Egypt has the most, with 13, followed by South Africa (7) and Nigeria (5).
- Who invests in Travel startups in Africa?
- Google has backed 3 Travel startups, followed by Amadeus Capital Partners (2) and Sawari Ventures (2).


















