30 Sundays raises Rs 61 Cr Series A led by Bessemer
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- 30 Sundays raised Rs 61 crore in a Series A round led by Bessemer Venture Partners, with participation from existing investors Info Edge Ventures and Eximius Ventures.
- 30 Sundays recently launched in New Zealand and Mauritius and is preparing to enter Georgia, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, and the Philippines.
- 30 Sundays reports an annualized gross booking value (GBV) run rate of around Rs 200 crore across four key destinations: Bali, Vietnam, the Maldives, and Thailand.
- 30 Sundays has embedded AI across sales and operations — spanning lead qualification, itinerary creation, follow-ups, and reservations — and claims 2X productivity in its sales team.
- India's outbound leisure travel market is approximately $25 billion and growing at around 11.4% annually, driven by an expanding middle class, easing visa norms, and the rise of global low-cost carriers.
- Kshitij Chaudhary, Co-founder & CEO of 30 Sundays, said the platform is built to make travel "honest and effortless" with personalized itineraries and transparent pricing.
Why it matters: Bessemer Venture Partners leading this Series A signals strong institutional conviction in AI-native travel platforms targeting India's outbound leisure market. With 30 Sundays already at a ~Rs 200 crore annualized booking run rate and the broader market growing at 11.4% annually on a $25 billion base, the startup is positioning itself to capture share across South Asia, Central Asia, and Southeast Asia as Indian outbound travel accelerates.
