Booking.com and Klook join hands to allow easy attraction access for travellers

Booking.com and Klook have unveiled a long-term strategic partnership that allows travellers to access Klook attractions directly on Booking.com.

The new partnership will connect travellers globally on the go with easy access to an even greater range of attractions and things to do, all instantly bookable in a couple of taps on Booking.com.

Klook is the latest attractions partner to integrate with Booking.com. Klook experiences are now live in over 175 cities, across over 30 markets on Booking.com, and the majority of these are available in Asia and Oceania.

Both Musement and Viator already collaborate with Booking.com to give global travellers unrivaled choice in terms of high-quality experiences from trusted providers, particularly in North American and European markets. From tours and theme parks to unique local experiences, Booking.com offers the “must-dos” alongside the more niche and unusual attractions in over 1,100 destinations.

Matthias Schmid, SVP for the Booking.com trips division, commented: “This year was an important year for travel. Borders are opening up, restrictions are easing, and travellers are once again travelling - and showing more enthusiasm and vigor than ever before. With everyone keen to get the most out of every opportunity, experiences are more important than ever. They make a trip special, meaningful and above all, memorable.”

“What a time to be partnering with Klook, a well-known, highly respected household name for travel and experiences, particularly in the Asia Pacific, where this new partnership will significantly increase our coverage and offering within the region. We’re very excited about this collaboration and all the new attractions and experiences we can now provide,” Schmid added.

Wilfred Fan, chief commercial officer of Klook, commented: “We’re delighted to partner with Booking.com, connecting their user base to the amazing and unique experiences that the Asia Pacific region has to offer. Cross-border travel in Asia Pacific is just taking off, and this partnership will enable our merchants to reach an even larger customer demographic globally and accelerate travel recovery in the region.”

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