Klook
Funding History
| Series A · 10/2015 | $5M |
|---|---|
| Series B · 03/2017 | $30M |
| Series C · 10/2017 | $60M |
| Series D · 08/2018 | $200M |
| Series D (extension) · 04/2019 | $225M |
| Series E · 01/2021 | $200M |
| Series E+ · 12/2023 | $210M |
| Growth Financing · 02/2025 | $100M |
About
Klook is a Hong Kong-based travel platform founded in September 2014 by Ethan Lin, Eric Gnock Fah and Bernie Xiong, letting travelers book in-destination tours, attractions, transport and accommodation through its mobile app and website. The company describes itself as the largest pan-regional experiences platform in Asia-Pacific by gross transaction volume as of 2024, citing a Euromonitor report it engaged, with roughly 80% of its business concentrated in the region.
- CEO
- Ethan Lin
- Headquarters
- Hong Kong
- Founded
- 2014
- Website
- https://www.klook.com
- totalFundingRaised
- Over $1 billion
Overview
Klook is a Hong Kong-based travel platform founded in September 2014 by Ethan Lin, Eric Gnock Fah and Bernie Xiong, letting travelers book in-destination tours, attractions, transport and accommodation through its mobile app and website. The company describes itself as the largest pan-regional experiences platform in Asia-Pacific by gross transaction volume as of 2024, citing a Euromonitor report it engaged, with roughly 80% of its business concentrated in the region.
Klook operates a hybrid model that both earns a percentage fee on third-party merchant bookings and directly purchases and resells inventory such as rail passes and SIM cards. Over its last twelve months ending Q3 2025, the company reported $3.04 billion in gross transaction volume, $540 million in revenue and 65 million experiences booked, alongside a positive adjusted EBITDA of $3.5 million and a narrowed net loss of $17 million. Klook returned to overall profitability in 2023 and filed with the SEC in November 2025 to list American Depositary Shares on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker KLK.
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