ParkMundo raises €2.3M to connect airport parking with global travel platforms
Tech.eu Tamara Djurickovic
ParkMundo just raised €2.3M after years of bootstrapped growth. It wants to turn airport parking into something travelers can book through airlines and travel sites.
Based on reporting by Tech.eu, Tamara Djurickovic — read the original for the full story.
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ParkMundo has raised €2.3 million in seed funding to push its airport parking marketplace and B2B distribution platform further out into the travel stack. It is the company’s first outside money after more than a decade of self-funding, and the round included angel investors from tech and travel as well as extra financing from Rabobank.
The timing is not random. ParkMundo says it has already rebuilt its tech base, reworked its brand and expanded the tools it offers to partners. That matters because the business is trying to do two things at once: keep its consumer marketplace moving, while also making airport parking easy for airlines, online travel agencies and other travel brands to sell inside their own booking flows.
The company started in 2013 as Vliegen en Parkeren, founded by Jeroen van den Eerenbeemt and soon joined by Martijn Meeuws, now the CEO. What began as a parking comparison site has turned into a broader travel tech operation, and ParkMundo says it is now active across four continents. It has handled millions of airport parking bookings through more than 850 partners in 15 countries.
The pitch is straightforward. Airport parking is still split across local operators and messy booking systems, and ParkMundo wants to sit in the middle as the layer that connects them. It already offers APIs and partner integrations so travel companies can add parking at checkout, and it uses AI to help adjust parking prices and lift sales. The new cash is meant to keep that machine growing internationally and deepen the partnerships behind it.
My take — AI-written commentary, not fact-checked reporting
Airport parking is exactly the kind of boring travel product that turns into a real business once someone fixes the plumbing. ParkMundo is making the sensible bet: sell the unglamorous add-on, not the flashy promise. That usually beats yet another app trying to be the next everything-for-everyone travel platform.
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