Tryp.com raises €1.9M after passing 10 million users and powering Wizz Air's holiday platform

Tryp.com (Copenhagen) has raised €1.9 million led by Point Capital Partners, the Portuguese venture firm, with continued participation from Iberis Capital and angel investors. Total funding reaches €5.9 million. The company was founded in 2021 by six engineering students at the University of Southern Denmark in Odense; CEO André Rangel de Sousa now leads from Copenhagen, with the company also licensed as a travel agency in Lisbon.

Tryp.com is an AI-native online travel agency that assembles and books complete multimodal trips — flights, trains, buses, ferries, overnight stays, and local transfers — in a single booking, starting from a budget and time window rather than a predefined destination or itinerary. The AI builds the trip; the user confirms.

What "AI-native" means for a travel agency

Conventional OTAs (online travel agencies) are search-and-book interfaces over inventory databases. Tryp's design assumption is that the user does not know or care what the optimal trip looks like — they know they have €800 and eight days, and want something built for them. The AI generates the itinerary across modes and suppliers, prices it to the budget, and books it in a single checkout. This is a different interaction model from Kayak or Booking.com.

The WIZZ Holidays white-label partnership is the business-model proof. Wizz Air — one of Europe's largest low-cost carriers — runs its entire holiday product on Tryp's engine under its own brand. That is not a content-sharing deal or an affiliate arrangement; it is an airline trusting a 2021-founded Danish company to be the operational backend for its package holiday business.

10 million users is a distribution fact

With 10 million users and €1.2 million in monthly sales as of September 2026, Tryp is no longer validating a consumer proposition; it is growing one. The round will expand the partner pipeline — more airlines and travel brands running white-label platforms on the same technology — and fund product extensions into experiences and activity-based bookings before year-end. Geographic expansion to Asia and the Americas follows.

Pedro Ceia of Point Capital Partners: "With over 10 million users, its technology has already secured a strategic partnership with Wizz Air, a collaboration set to accelerate its growth."