Company Profile
From digital pioneer to a leading name in long-haul travel—and a natural candidate for BME Scaleup—GrandVoyage has evolved and strengthened its position in the market. With a well-crafted brand identity, a high-performance team, and a strong commitment to personalization supported by its own technology, the company continues to set the pace in an increasingly competitive landscape, without losing sight of its essence: people as the true heart of the business.
In 2012, when online long-haul travel was still uncertain territory and most agencies relied on standardized travel packages, GrandVoyage was born in Barcelona with a clear vision: selling fully customized long-distance trips online. Since then, its focus on mid- and long-haul routes—combining carefully curated products with expert advice—has allowed it to grow steadily, expand its portfolio to destinations across Asia, Africa, and the Americas, and attract a financial partner specialized in high-growth companies.
Over the years, GrandVoyage not only survived the pandemic but emerged stronger than ever. Its formula? An agile team, a lean digital structure, a high-performance mindset, the backing of a professionalized board, and an unshakeable belief that excellence in service, product, and user experience is the only real way to stand out in an increasingly crowded and homogeneous market.
Today, GrandVoyage shows exemplary growth and offers more than 70 destinations and 400 itineraries, each personalized by a team of specialists. Added to this are the opening of a Bogotá office to boost its presence in Latin America, the achievement of sustainability certifications, and a determined investment in brand building, with a more sophisticated identity that still preserves the accessible spirit that has always defined the company. In a context where competition is fierce and differentiation is harder than ever, GrandVoyage moves forward with strength, solid governance, and a value proposition that stands out for its elegance, determination, and ambition to keep scaling in capital markets such as BME Scaleup.