Event Travel Technology Company Bookseats Closes Strategic Financing Round With Kb Partners And Other Leading U.S. Sports Tech Venture Capital Firms

Sep 12, 2023•over 2 years ago

TorontoTravel

Investors

Comcast Nbc UniversalCalano FundsPhoenix Capital VenturesKb Partners

Description

BookSeats has raised a total of $1.4 million CAD in a round led by major sports tech venture capital firm KB Partners, along with other notable investors Phoenix Capital Ventures and Calano Funds. These investors are joining Comcast NBCUniversal, which had previously made a strategic investment in BookSeats through their Comcast NBCUniversal SportsTech program. This significant investment marks a pivotal moment in the company's journey and paves the way for accelerated growth and innovation in the event travel technology sector.

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Company

BookSeats

Location

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

About

BookSeats started with a simple question; with events and travel being obvious complements, why was there no platform that allowed fans to build custom flight, hotel, and ticket packages to events around the world? We’ve made it our mission to bridge that gap and connect these services that otherwise were only offered by separate providers – making fans’ lives easier. By doing so, fans are now able to save both time and money using BookSeats. Then we asked ourselves; can we take our mission further? Can we help brands, venues, and event planners build deeper relationships with their fans worldwide? The answer is yes, and BookSeats Experience was born. BookSeats Experience allows teams, leagues, venues, and event planners to offer the ultimate travel experience to their fans. It is a turnkey, fully customizable, branded, all-in-one travel platform that brands can leverage to connect with their global fanbase, gain deeper insights, and expand their existing travel partnerships. Want to learn more? Let’s connect and create your ultimate travel experience.

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