初创公司尽调
尽调报告 Online Travel Experiences / Activity Marketplace Late-Stage Private (Unicorn) 2026-07-01

GetYourGuide

GetYourGuide 尽调报告

GetYourGuide 看起来已是旅游体验市场中有规模的品类龙头,盈利势头可信;但私人财务不透明、市场质量风险仍在,经审计证据出来前,投资立场仍应保持跟踪。

封面要素

最新披露估值 01
1900 USD M [CI011]
2023 年融资轮次 02
194 USD M [CI009]
2025 年收入估计 03
1170 USD M [CI016]
2025 年盈利状态 04
Positive adjusted EBITDA [CI017]
已售门票 05
200M+ tickets [CU003]
供给伙伴 06
50000 suppliers [CU004]

公司概况

GetYourGuide 是一家总部位于柏林的旅行体验交易平台,成立于 2009 年。公开资料支持这样一种双边模式:平台连接旅行者与独立导览、景点和活动运营方;官方声称覆盖 12,000 个城市、超过 150,000 个体验,已售出超过 200 million 张门票,并拥有超过 50,000 家供应商。融资证据以 2023 年 6 月 $194M 融资为核心,当时估值约 $1.9B,之后 2024 年又获得融资支持。2025 年公开收入 / 盈利信号偏正面,但公司尚未发布经审计合并财务或股权结构细节。

官网
www.getyourguide.com
成立时间
2009-01-01
创始人
Johannes Reck, Tao Tao
创立地点
Berlin, Germany
总部
Berlin, Germany
产品
面向消费者的网页和移动端市场平台,覆盖导览、景点、门票和旅行体验,并提供供应商入驻、渠道管理器连接、联盟分发、旅行者支持和支付流程。
客户
预订目的地体验的旅行者,以及上架并履约库存的运营方 / 供应商。
商业模式
交易型市场平台,靠成功预订后的供应商佣金变现;分发合作和供应商连接工具进一步增强供给留存。
阶段
Late-Stage Private (Unicorn)
融资情况
2023 年 6 月融资包括 $85M Series F 股权和 $109M 循环信贷额度;公开来源还显示 2024 年有后续融资支持。
[CO001, CO002, CO003, CO005, CO006, CO007, CI009, CI011]

执行摘要

主要优势

  • 官方和独立来源都指向很大的市场规模,包括 150K+ 个体验、12K 个城市,以及 200M+ 张已售门票。
  • 业务模式轻资产、靠佣金变现;只要抽佣率和退款稳定,规模就能转化为强经营杠杆。
  • 2023 年融资和 2024 年后续支持显示,投资人和贷款方仍愿意为品类龙头提供资金。

主要风险

  • 经审计的合并收入、毛利率、现金生成能力,以及股权结构中的优先权细节仍未公开。
  • Viator、Klook、OTA 和更广泛旅游平台的竞争,可能压低抽佣率、抬高获客成本,并削弱供应商忠诚度。
  • 退款、取消和供应商履约带来的市场质量风险,可能侵蚀复购需求并推高客服成本。

未决问题

  • 公开来源仍找不到经审计的 2025 年收入、毛利率、贡献利润率和现金转化情况。
  • 完整债务、循环信贷和清算优先权结构未披露,回报测算的精度受限。
  • 公开来源未披露旅客复购 cohort、供应商集中度或渠道集中度。

目录

Chapter 01

01公司概览

1.1 身份与商业模式

GetYourGuide 更适合按总部位于柏林的在线旅行体验交易平台来承保,而不是按拥有底层活动交付的导览运营商来承保。公司给消费者的承诺是:围绕导览、景点、门票、一日游和其他目的地体验,提供精选发现与预订;供应商条款则把运营模式说清楚:旅行者与独立活动提供方签约,GetYourGuide 负责撮合预订、收款、排序、支持和 app 流程。这一区分会影响后续每一章,因为真正的资产是市场密度和信任;但供应商履约与内容准确性仍是结构性尽调风险。创始故事稳定且来自公司:Johannes、Tao、Martin 和 Tobias 几位同学在北京遇到行程规划问题后,于 2009 年创办了公司。当前法律和运营足迹指向柏林的 GetYourGuide Deutschland GmbH,区域支付实体支持本地交易。这个框架也能避免后文把供应商经济性重复计入 GetYourGuide 自有服务收入,并让尽调基准锚定可观察的市场事实,而不是宣传口径。[CO001, CO002, CO003, CO004, CO005, CO006]

快照 KPI 表
指标数值 / 状态日期置信度缺口或说明
成立20092009创始人背景若超出公司叙事,需要独立传记资料验证。
总部德国柏林2026-07-01条款和隐私政策验证了法定地址。
品类在线旅行体验 / 活动市场平台2026-07-01用作报告全篇行业标签。
体验供给关于页面称,12,000 个城市有超过 150,000 项体验2026-07-01应用商店页面显示的数量更低。
售出票数公司称累计售出超过 200M 张票2026-07-01公开来源没有交易级审计。
员工数招聘页面显示 1,000+ 名员工2026-07-01LinkedIn 和管理层名册未完整抓取。
公司披露融资从投资人处融资 $883 million2026-07-01可能不包括后续债务 / 信贷工具。
最新估值标记2023 年报道约 $1.9B 至接近 $2B2023-06-01未发现 2026 年一级市场估值备案。
收入 / 盈利能力留存公开来源未审计2026-07-01需要管理账或备案文件。

快照综合官方页面、法律条款、应用商店列表,以及媒体 / 数据库融资引用;私人公司指标仍未经审计。

[CO001, CO002, CO003, CO009, CO010, CO013]
FO002: 公司快照逻辑

平台飞轮把旅行者、供应商、App / 产品功能、信任控制和资本可得性连在一起。

定性流基于官方页面和条款,而非交易数据。

[CO001, CO005, CO006, CO007, CO014, CO015]

1.2 规模、产品界面与供给控制

公开规模画像方向上很强,但指标口径必须谨慎处理。About 页面声称覆盖 12,000 个城市、超过 150,000 个体验,并售出超过 200 million 张门票;移动应用商店页面显示的体验数更低,分别为超过 75,000 或超过 100,000。本章不强行选出一个唯一口径,而是把网页 About 页面视为公司当前最高的官方说法,并将渠道差异标为定义或更新节奏缺口。供给质量是核心控制点:供应商门户称 GetYourGuide 与注册、合法合规且入驻前接受审核的公司和独立运营方合作。产品界面现在覆盖网站、原生 app、Originals by GetYourGuide、先预订后付款、离线票、即时确认、联盟分发和供应商连接。这些功能支撑转化和流动性,但也把评论完整性、供应商合规和排序公平纳入尽调范围。[CO009, CO010, CO011, CO012, CO013, CO014]

领导层和创始人表
个人 / 群体角色背景或证据覆盖 / 依赖尽调要求
Johannes Reck公开叙事中的联合创始人 / CEO 人物公司故事围绕他和 Tao 在北京旅行规划中的痛点展开围绕战略和 IPO 叙事的高关键人信号确认当前头衔、董事会角色、股权和接班梯队。
Tao Tao公开叙事中的联合创始人公司故事称 Tao 在北京担任本地向导创始人与市场契合,连接目的地发现确认当前运营角色和保留持股。
Martin(留存关于页面引文未说明姓氏)公司叙事中的联合创始人公司称他是 2009 年参与创立公司的四名同学之一创始团队更完整,但公开运营细节较少核实全名、当前参与程度和离任状态。
Tobias(留存关于页面引文未说明姓氏)公司叙事中的联合创始人公司称他是 2009 年参与创立公司的四名同学之一创始团队更完整,但公开运营细节较少核实全名、当前参与程度和离任状态。
人员领导梯队横跨产品、工程、供给、支持的职能管理者招聘页面显示 1,000+ 人组织和管理者推荐语执行依赖多国运营、信任、支付和供应商质量索取当前高管名单和人员流失指标。
董事会 / 投资人治理投资人董事和观察员未完全公开融资来源识别主要资本方治理和流动性取决于后期投资人权利索取董事会构成、否决权和二级出售历史。

列举不完整,因为留存公开来源未能完整获得当前高管和董事会名册。

[CO003, CO004, CO017, CO018, CO021, CO024]
FO003: 快照 KPI

公开证据可支撑的 2026 年快照指标,并明示私有公司财务缺口。

资本和估值数字用于估值工作前,应先与管理层核对。

[CO009, CO010, CO017, CO019, CO020, CO024]

1.3 资本、阶段与治理相关方

GetYourGuide 符合后期私有独角兽画像。最好的留存估值标记,是 2023 年关于一轮 $194 million 融资的报道,估值约 $1.9 billion 至接近 $2 billion;随后 2024 年 KKR 和 UniCredit 融资扩大了资金可得性。公开融资总额不够干净:招聘网站称已从投资者募集 $883 million,而数据库和媒体可能以不同方式统计债务、信贷和轮次组成。对本章而言,保守做法是引用公司披露的 $883 million 作为清晰的公开投资者募集金额,并在管理层或融资明细表调和类别之前,对任何 $1.1 billion 以上总资本说法保留尽调缺口。利益方尽调应聚焦 SoftBank 关联报道、General Atlantic、Searchlight、KKR、UniCredit、早期风险投资人、创始人、供应商和分发伙伴,因为每一类都可能影响 IPO 时间、二级市场供给、债务契约或市场平台治理。[CO017, CO018, CO019, CO020, CO021, CO022]

利益相关方或投资人地图
利益相关方角色控制权或经济重要性尽调要求
创始人和高管团队战略、文化、IPO 准备度、供应商和消费者信任对私人公司披露和执行节奏有高影响力确认当前角色、持股和接班计划。
SoftBank 相关投资人Reuters 报道中的后期资本信号可影响估值叙事和二级流动性预期确认当前持股和任何优先条款。
General Atlantic / Searchlight2023 年融资报道中点名成长股权验证,并可能影响治理索取投资人权利和董事会观察员清单。
KKR2024 年成长融资提供方可能加入信贷或结构化资本契约审查债务条款、期限、担保和契约。
UniCredit2024 年融资提供方银行融资可支持营运资金或扩张,但也增加还款义务审查授信用途、提款状态和契约。
供应商 / 活动提供方库存所有者和服务交付交易对手客户体验依赖独立第三方审计供应商集中度、退款率和事故处理。
分销合作伙伴 / 联盟直连 app / web 之外的需求生成渠道可降低 CAC,也可能增加对合作伙伴流量的依赖量化合作伙伴 GMV 占比及扣除佣金后的利润率。

利益相关方地图使用留存的公开融资、法律、供给和合作伙伴证据;持股比例未公开。

[CO016, CO019, CO020, CO021, CO022, CO023]

1.4 里程碑、负面核查与开放事项

里程碑记录在创立、产品规模、融资、移动分发和法律运营模式上最强;在经审计收入、盈利能力、准确员工数和 IPO 准备度上最弱。这种不对称对后期私有市场平台很常见,不应过度解读为负面,但确实限制了估值信心。关键负面证据不是某个灾难性事件,而是条款和评论生态中可见的一组运营暴露。GetYourGuide 否认承担供应商交付责任,对许多美国争议采用强制仲裁,依赖多个处理机构和客服供应商,并依赖独立供应商;这些供应商的数据和活动部分处在 GetYourGuide 控制之外。因此,媒体关于盈利能力和 IPO 时间的讨论,在申报文件或管理层数据确认前都应视为假设。后续章节应复用这里的身份事实,同时独立检验市场规模、单位经济、客户满意度和估值。因此,一旦出现申报文件,时间线需要再次刷新,因为任何公开招股书都会取代媒体和数据库估计。[CO025, CO026, CO031, CO032, CO033, CO034]

里程碑表
日期事件类型金额 / 状态参与方含义
2009北京旅行规划痛点之后,公司成立创立已成立Johannes、Tao、Martin、Tobias起源故事锚定市场平台使命。
2023-06-01据报道完成 $194M 融资,估值接近 $2B融资$194M;估值约 $1.9B 至接近 $2BSoftBank 支持的 GetYourGuide;投资人最新强估值标记。
2023-09-01留存 100M+ 售票 newsroom 里程碑,但实时页面返回 404规模来源标题报道 100M+ 张票GetYourGuide历史里程碑应从公司归档页刷新。
2023-11-15留存 easyJet 合作 newsroom 条目,但实时页面返回 404合作合作状态需要确认GetYourGuide、easyJet显示航空分销策略,但需要刷新实时来源。
2024-02-13据报道获得 $85M 成长融资融资$85MKKR 和 GetYourGuide延长后期资金续航。
2024-04-18据报道获得 UniCredit 融资融资€80MUniCredit 和 GetYourGuide可能提供超过投资人融资数字的信贷容量。
2026-07-01关于页面称有 150,000+ 项体验和 200M 张票售出规模150,000+ 项体验;200M+ 张票GetYourGuide来自官方页面的当前规模证明。
2026-07-01招聘页面称有 1,000+ 名员工、已融资 $883M规模1,000+ 名员工;$883M 已融资GetYourGuide当前公开员工数和融资代理指标。
2026-07-01条款披露中介模式和供应商责任限制监管商业代理模式GetYourGuide 和供应商核心法律和客户风险边界。
2026-07-01IPO 和盈利能力仍是未解决的公开尽调项反向未留存公开备案媒体和数据库来源没有备案文件,不应承销 IPO 时点。

这是本章记录的时间线;多个 newsroom URL 已抓取但返回非 200 状态,因此实时来源刷新仍是缺口。

[CO003, CO010, CO019, CO020, CO022, CO023]
FO001: 公司里程碑时间线

创立、融资、规模、法律和未决 IPO 里程碑,供后续章节作为基准时间线复用。

时间线混合了确切发布日期和运行日对当前页面的观察。

[CO003, CO010, CO020, CO022, CO023, CO025]

1.5 图表

Chapter 02

02市场分析

2.1 市场边界与替代方案

GetYourGuide 应按目的地内导览、活动、景点、一日游、文化体验及相邻可预订服务的市场平台来测算,而不是按包含机票和住宿的通用 OTA 来测算。这个边界很重要:描述在线旅行或旅行与旅游的资料能提供需求背景,但核心 TAM 来自导览、活动和景点。现状仍很分散:旅行者可以在景点售票处购买、询问酒店礼宾、使用本地代理、直接在运营方网站预订、依赖现场余量,或选择竞争性 OTA 和 superapp。GetYourGuide 声称覆盖 12,000 个城市、超过 150,000 个体验,说明跨品类具备相关性,但不意味着能自动拿下每一美元活动支出。尽调中重要的边界问题是:支出是否作为一个离散的目的地体验被预订,并伴随可用性、内容、评论和支持需求。这个口径排除了宽泛的旅行组成部分,但纳入了市场平台可以改善发现、降低交易不确定性的活动。[CM008, CM009, CM010, CM020, CM030, CM036]

市场定义和替代品边界
细分 / 品类纳入支出排除支出买方 / 付款方与 GetYourGuide 的相关性
导览游和一日游作为体验售出时的导游费、行程、交通组合机票、酒店房间、非托管交通休闲旅行者或团队组织者核心供给和发现品类
景点和限时入场票博物馆、地标、主题公园、观景台、免排队产品除非打包,否则不含一般目的地税费旅行者或家庭付款人受益于可用性和移动凭证的高频库存
本地课程和文化体验美食游、工作坊、品鉴、本地主理活动独立餐厅或零售购物寻找本地活动的旅行者区别于商品化门票
现状和替代品现场购买、礼宾、运营商网站、本地代理非市场平台撮合支出旅行者或酒店 / 商务中介与市场平台转化和抽佣率竞争

边界受证据约束:品类行把 Arival/Phocuswright 的体验范围和 GetYourGuide 产品主张转化为纳入与排除支出。

[CM008, CM009, CM010, CM030, CM036, CM037]
FM003: 买方-用户-付款方的市场采用流程

平台连接的是出行动机、旅行者支付和供应商分销经济性,而不是服务一个同质化买方。

该流程按角色定性呈现;不同于买方表,重点在顺序和平台中介。

[CM030, CM036, CM037, CM038, CM039, CM040]

2.2 规模测算视角与线上渗透率

最可辩护的规模测算方法是分层。TAM 是体验总支出;SAM 是其中可在线预订或已在线预订的部分;SOM 是专业市场平台在考虑地理重点、品类质量、流量获取和供应商经济性后能够捕获的部分。2026 年 Arival/Phocuswright 材料给出了少见的直接视角:2025 年导览、活动和景点规模为 $271 billion,2029 年达 $342 billion;2025 年线上渗透率 33%,2029 年预计为 42%。这些数字意味着 2025 年在线体验总预订额约 $89 billion,到 2029 年约 $144 billion。因此,机会不只是品类增长,也来自线上占比迁移;该占比仍明显低于更广义旅行市场报道的 64% 线上渗透率。这些数字最好按总预订池理解,而不是净收入。GetYourGuide 收入还取决于佣金、退款、供应商激励、营销成本和地域组合,所以在获得私有数据前,本章不量化公司特定 SOM。[CM001, CM002, CM003, CM004, CM031, CM032]

旅行体验市场规模测算视角
视角年份地域规模增长 / 渗透方法论置信度限制
总体验 TAM2025全球$271B2023-2029 年 8% CAGR 的基准年Arival/Phocuswright 运营商、旅行者、经济和供给侧模型完整报告在公开预览之外需付费
总体验 TAM2029全球$342B2025 至 2029 年预测Arival/Phocuswright 市场规模预测预测因地区和细分而异
在线体验 SAM2025全球~$89BTAM $271B 的 33%作者按报告的在线份额计算总预订额转换假设基准定义相同
在线体验 SAM2029全球~$144BTAM $342B 的 42%作者按报告的在线渗透率预测计算不等同于专业市场平台收入
在线旅游背景2026-2035全球未单独拆分包括交通、住宿和旅游套餐GMI 更宽口径在线旅游预测范围太宽,不能作为核心 TAM

估算行将有来源支持的 TAM 与渗透率相乘;数值是总预订额,不是 GetYourGuide 净收入。

[CM001, CM002, CM003, CM004, CM031, CM032]
FM001: 分层体验市场规模测算视角

TAM 从整体体验消费逐层收窄到在线机会和平台可触达机会。

SAM 分层由作者用公开 TAM 和在线渗透率口径测算;没有公司特定私有数据,SOM 刻意不量化。

[CM031, CM032, CM033, CM034, CM035, CM042]
FM002: 体验总预订额市场估算区间

公开市场口径显示,当前体验消费在 $200B 高位区间,并预计到 2029 年进入 $300B 中位区间。

所有区间行均使用以十亿美元计的总预订额;只有一个公开点位时,低值 / 高值相同。

[CM001, CM002, CM003, CM032, CM033]

2.3 需求驱动与采用路径

需求既受宏观旅行复苏支撑,也受更具体的体验导向行程规划迁移支撑。UN Tourism 2026 年 1 月晴雨表称增长趋势正回到疫情前;Klook、Simon-Kucher、Expedia 和 American Express 则指向年轻旅行者、社交发现、AI 辅助规划、本地体验和兴趣驱动旅行。商旅休闲把场景扩展到纯度假之外,因为员工可以在商务安排前后增加本地活动。对 GetYourGuide 而言,采用路径从灵感开始,经由社交或搜索发现,比较评论和可用性,并在移动结账、灵活政策和值得信任的支持降低行程规划焦虑时转化。这些驱动因素相互强化:国际旅行恢复创造场景,年轻人带来数字发现习惯,商旅休闲创造工作日城市需求。运营问题在于,当大型 OTA 和社交渠道争夺同一意图时,获客成本能否保持足够低。[CM011, CM012, CM013, CM014, CM015, CM016]

买方、用户、付款方和采用地图
细分买方用户付款方流程预算所有者采用触发
休闲短途城市游旅行者旅行者旅行者 / 家庭旅行者搜索或 app 发现、评论、移动门票家庭旅行预算目的地行程缺口或必看景点
千禧一代 / Gen Z 国际旅行者旅行者或朋友团旅行者 / 朋友团旅行者社交 / AI 灵感、比较活动、提前预订可自由支配旅行预算以体验定义旅行身份或文化沉浸
商务休闲旅行者员工旅行者员工或同伴员工,有时受雇主影响延长工作出差并加入本地活动个人休闲支出;政策影响时间灵活延长工作出差
活动运营商 / 景点供应商 / 渠道经理运营商员工运营商佣金经济上架库存、管理可用性、接受 OTA 需求营销和分销预算直连渠道走弱时需要需求入口

行基于市场证据推断细分和角色,并非完整客户普查。

[CM013, CM014, CM017, CM019, CM036, CM037]
FM004: 体验预订采用漏斗

平台转化取决于能否把旅行者从灵感推进到可信的移动购买。

漏斗数值是以 33% 在线渗透率口径锚定的示意指数点,不是 GetYourGuide 实测转化数据。

[CM003, CM010, CM014, CM021, CM023, CM024]

2.4 约束、负面证据与尽调缺口

让体验品类变得有吸引力的市场信号,也会带来约束。Arival 的运营方数据显示,供应商更依赖 OTA,而直接网站份额下降;即便市场平台解决发现问题,也可能产生抽佣率压力和依赖。信任不是可选项:Airbnb 的房东要求说明了为什么身份、许可、保险和认证会成为品类准入门槛。目的地层面的监管是最清晰的负面证据。欧洲来源记录了游客税、禁令、访客上限和威尼斯准入控制,这些都可能改变团队规模、高峰可用性和旅行者摩擦。未解决的投资者问题包括:GetYourGuide 自身在在线 SAM 中的份额、抽佣率、复购率、留存,以及专业市场平台是否比横向 OTA 捕获更多增量线上迁移。因此,投资者应把监管和信任按运营要求承保,而不是当作边缘情形。在头部目的地,上限或税费可能提高旅行者紧迫感,但也可能减少可用库存、增加取消负担,并让供应商入驻更复杂。[CM023, CM024, CM025, CM026, CM027, CM028]

增长驱动因素和约束
驱动因素 / 约束方向时点含义尽调问题
疫情后国际旅游恢复常态驱动因素2026 年仍有效目的地旅行增加,带来更多活动场景跟踪区域复苏和亚太重新开放进度
线上渠道从直销 / 线下转向 OTA驱动因素兼风险2025-2029扩大平台 SAM,也引出供应商依赖度争议量化 GetYourGuide 在 OTA 增量中的份额
年轻游客与社交发现驱动因素2026 年仍有效活动发现前移到行程规划早期,并迁移到 App按社交、SEO、AI 和 App 渠道衡量 CAC
商旅休闲化与灵活办公驱动因素2026 年仍有效围绕商务出行增加本地短时活动场景拆分工作日城市需求与度假需求
目的地税、限流与过度旅游规则约束当前且趋严可能压低旺季供给、推高成本,并限制团体产品梳理头部城市监管敞口
信任、牌照与安全要求约束持续存在平台转化率靠审核和客服支撑核查事故率、索赔、取消和保险
运营商佣金与直销渠道压力约束2026 年仍有效若抽佣率上升或直销回暖,供应商意愿可能下降对标佣金弹性和流失率

驱动因素和约束同时包含来源支持的证据与作者推演;每行都对应一个具体的后续尽调问题。

[CM011, CM014, CM017, CM023, CM025, CM027]

2.5 图表

Chapter 03

03竞争格局

3.1 格局边界与竞争者类别

GetYourGuide 应放在宽竞争集合中承保,而不是只和导览市场平台比较。最接近的替代者是 Viator 和 Klook,因为它们追求同一个旅行者任务:在出行前或出行中发现、比较并预订导览、景点和本地体验。当景点门票、博物馆、日本线路或本地导览深度决定购买时,Tiqets 和 VELTRA 作为品类或区域专家也重要。更危险的相邻竞争来自 Airbnb Experiences、Booking.com Attractions、Expedia Things to Do 和 Google Things to do,因为它们可以在旅行者有意访问独立体验市场平台之前截获需求。结果是一个分层格局:直接同业压选择和价格,专业平台压特定库存口袋,OTA 压分发经济性,Google 压发现权力。这个边界很重要,因为每类竞争者攻击的利润池不同。直接同业攻击供应商选择和消费者比较页;专业平台攻击高意图场馆库存;OTA 攻击行程规划语境;Google 攻击第一次搜索点击。分开处理这些对手,可以避免得出“GetYourGuide 只要更多库存就能赢”的错误结论。[CP001, CP007, CP009, CP012, CP013, CP014]

竞品画像表
竞品类别规模 / 融资证据目标客群差异化局限
GetYourGuide直接交易平台称拥有 150,000+ 个体验、覆盖 12,000 个城市,并售出 200M+ 张门票全球游客和活动运营商策划型 Originals、已验证评价、客服、供应商工具非公开 GMV 和抽佣率未披露
Viator / Tripadvisor直接交易平台官方消费者和供应商平台入口预订游览的游客,以及寻找 OTA 需求的运营商覆盖广的游览平台和供应商漏斗具体佣金和地理覆盖深度不公开
Klook直接交易平台 / 亚洲权重较高的相邻玩家官方定位围绕体验、活动、交通和移动 App移动优先的休闲游客和商户超级 App 广度和本地团队公开页面未披露当前 GMV 或抽佣率
Tiqets聚焦景点票务的同业消费者和场馆页面强调博物馆、景点和场馆景点游客和场馆合作方票务聚焦和场馆导向窄于综合游览平台
VELTRA区域游览和活动同业官方游览和活动平台及公司页面覆盖区域目的地内的游客区域库存和长尾游览相比直接同业,全球规模证据较少
Airbnb Experiences相邻本地体验进入者2025 年发布和体验页面显示活动供给重启寻求房东带领本地活动的游客房东 / 社区品牌和住宿相邻场景对景点票务广度的聚焦较弱
Booking.com Attractions 景点入口OTA 相邻玩家景点入口叠加 Booking Holdings 庞大旅行需求住宿驱动的行程规划者可在住宿预订流程附近打包活动活动深度和供应商经济性不透明
Expedia Things to Do 玩乐入口OTA 相邻玩家玩乐入口和开发者平台打包和行程规划客户通过 Expedia 生态和 API 分发活动只是更大 OTA 组合的一部分
Google Things to do 发现入口发现层 / 潜在进入者开发者文档显示活动条目出现在 Google 界面和广告中运营商、OTA 和开始搜索的游客控制高意向发现和广告入口本身不是完整服务型交易平台

公开来源画像表;非公开 GMV、实际抽佣率和供应商流失无法获得,按尽调缺口处理。

[CP001, CP002, CP007, CP009, CP012, CP013]
FP001: 竞争定位图

GetYourGuide 介于广覆盖精选平台和直接活动专门平台之间,同时承受 OTA 和 Google 的分发压力。

1-5 序数评分基于分发广度和体验差异化的公开证据,而非披露指标。

[CP001, CP007, CP009, CP012, CP013, CP014]

3.2 能力、定价与 UX 同质性

公开证据能支撑功能比较,但不能给出精确的抽佣率排序。GetYourGuide 披露了只收佣金、不收上架费的供应商模式,并称注册后具体佣金因国家而异;这对供应商沟通有用,但不足以承保已实现利润率。Viator 和 Klook 都展示了供应商或商户获客入口,确认运营方入驻是一项被争夺的能力。在旅行者侧,GetYourGuide、Viator 和 Klook 都有应用商店证据,所以除非专有转化或留存数据证明相反,移动 UX 应视为基本门槛。GetYourGuide Originals 是最清晰的公开差异化,但标准景点门票、取消惯例和 app 预订流程,同行很容易复制或打包。尽调含义是,要把公开功能同质性与专有经济性分开。一个市场平台在消费者文案里看起来差异化,却可能仍在同一运营方库存和付费搜索拍卖中竞争。反过来,渠道管理器连接这样看似很小的功能,也可能显著影响供应商切换成本,因为它改变了运营方增加另一个需求渠道时要付出的额外工作量。[CP003, CP004, CP006, CP008, CP011, CP015]

功能 / 能力矩阵
购买标准GetYourGuideViatorKlookTiqets / VELTRAOTA / Google
供给广度称拥有 150k+ 个体验、覆盖 12k 个城市综合游览和景点平台体验叠加交通和休闲广度聚焦或区域性广度Booking / Expedia 覆盖广旅行入口;Google 发现信息流
供应商入驻免上架费,履约订单抽佣,并支持渠道管理器连接面向运营商的供应商门户商户门户场馆 / 游览官方入口OTA 合作方页面,以及 Google 直连 / 连接路径
移动端体验官方 App Store 和 Google Play 应用官方 App Store 和 Google Play 应用官方 App Store 和 Google Play 应用未保留 App 证据OTA App 不在本章范围;Google 搜索入口
独家 / 策划型库存Originals 系列是最清晰的公开差异化保留的公开页面无法判断保留的公开页面无法判断按景点看,场馆聚焦可能有价值Airbnb 的房东带领供给有差异化;OTA 独家性未知
定价透明度只按佣金收费,但具体国家费率需注册后才可见保留证据未完整公开供应商定价保留证据未公开商户条款UnknownBooking / Expedia / Google 的公开经济性并非活动专属
信任机制审核、评价、取消、客服门户和应用商店体现平台信任本地团队和 App 评价场馆 / 区域专业化大型 OTA 品牌和 Google 政策要求

无证据支撑的单元格已明确标注为未知;矩阵只比较公开证据,不比较非公开转化率或利润率。

[CP003, CP004, CP006, CP008, CP011, CP015]
定价 / 打包对比
玩家公开定价 / 打包证据包含能力未知项竞争含义
GetYourGuide免上架费;成功履约订单抽佣;注册后共享国家费率平台需求、工具、洞察、营销渠道、支付实际佣金率、折扣、供应商流失对供应商友好的表述,但经济性必须尽调验证
Viator供应商门户确认获客漏斗,但保留证据未展示具体佣金条款平台分发和运营商入驻佣金率、促销支持、排名经济性无法从公开资料量化直接抽佣率压力
Klook商户门户存在;保留的公开证据缺少商户经济性体验发现和商户接入佣金和折扣争夺供应商,但经济性不透明
Airbnb Experiences帮助和体验页面显示消费者预订政策,而非运营商经济性房东带领体验和 Airbnb 需求房东经济性和活动专属费用威胁更多来自差异化需求,而非透明的价格压低
Booking / Expedia消费者活动入口和 OTA 合作方 / 开发者基础设施行程打包、合作方 API、住宿需求相邻性活动专属抽佣率和供应商条款可借更广旅行关系补贴发现
Google Things to do 发现入口信息流和广告项目文档;内容许可 / 直连集成要求搜索入口和 Things to do 广告竞价经济性和排名影响可能把价值从平台转移到发现通行费

定价证据不完整,主要停留在价目表 / 门户层面;确切实际经济性仍未公开。

[CP003, CP015, CP017, CP019, CP024, CP033]
FP002: 功能广度 / 能力图

平台同时具备消费者需求、供应商工具、移动端 UX 和差异化库存时,功能覆盖最强。

高 / 中 / 低 / 未知是有证据支撑的序位标签;未知表示该公开单元格没有支撑。

[CP004, CP008, CP011, CP018, CP020, CP021]

3.3 分发权力、供应商准入与多平台经营

竞争风险不在于某个同业网站明显更好,而在于供给和需求可能拆开。运营方完全可能多平台经营,因为 GetYourGuide、Viator、Klook、Tiqets、Booking、Expedia 和 Google 都提供某种触达需求或库存分发的路径。Google Things to do 尤其重要,因为其文档描述了 Google 自有页面、feed 集成、连接伙伴、内容许可和广告用例;这可以把发现变成所有市场平台上游的收费站。Booking 和 Expedia 带来另一种风险:它们能把活动放在住宿、套餐和账户关系旁边。因此,GetYourGuide 需要可衡量的自然品牌需求、独家库存和供应商分析价值,才能避免纯粹依赖付费分发。这就是为什么供应端和需求端必须一起测试。如果供应商多平台经营,但 GetYourGuide 拥有复购旅行者需求,护城河仍能成立。如果复购需求弱,发现又从 Google 或 OTA 版位租来,平台就有沦为可替换结账层的风险。[CP016, CP017, CP018, CP019, CP020, CP026]

护城河耐久性 / 竞争风险登记表
护城河主张威胁严重性缓解措施 / 尽调问题
全球库存广度运营商可以在 Viator、Klook、OTA、Google 和直连集成之间多平台分发按头部目的地衡量独家库存占比和供应商流失
策划型 Originals景点票和标准游览很快商品化量化 Originals 的 GMV 占比、复购率和利润率溢价
消费者 App 和评价Viator 和 Klook 也有成熟的移动端列表比较转化率、App 留存、退款率和评价情绪
供应商工具渠道管理器集成降低切换成本,因为许多平台都接入同一套系统核查集成、API 可靠性,以及运营商对分析工具的依赖
品牌信任和客服OTA 和 Airbnb 把更大的行程规划品牌带入活动对标 NPS、客服成本和取消结果
付费发现效率Google Things to do 和 OTA 打包可能推高 CAC,或让搜索绕开平台拆分自然品牌需求与付费元搜索、OTA 渠道
区域深度Klook 和 VELTRA 在特定亚洲 / 日本走廊可能更强按城市、来源市场和语言拆分赢 / 输
定价权只按佣金收费的公开表述不能证明抽佣率耐久获取供应商合同和国家级佣金表

风险登记表综合保留的公开来源;严重性是承销判断,不是披露指标。

[CP026, CP027, CP028, CP029, CP030, CP031]
FP003: 护城河 / 准备度 KPI

公开证据显示 GetYourGuide 的护城河守得住,但并非难以攻破;分销和供应商多平台经营仍然开放。

定性 KPI 标签概括公开证据和尽调缺口。

[CP002, CP021, CP026, CP029, CP034, CP037]

3.4 护城河结论与尽调要求

GetYourGuide 具备可信的竞争位置,因为它结合了声称的全球广度、已验证评论、支持、免费取消信息、供应商工具和精选 Originals。但公开证据还无法证明护城河,因为最重要的竞争变量仍是私有的:独家库存份额、实际佣金率、付费搜索依赖、供应商流失、转化、退款率和复购行为。负面情形很直接:Google 和 OTA 使发现商品化,运营方多平台经营,类似的移动市场平台压缩差异化,直到 CAC 和抽佣率恶化。因此,尽调路径应优先看供应商合同样本、目的地层面的赢 / 输数据、app 留存 cohort、搜索渠道组合和 Originals 经济性。没有这些,本章可以排序公开能力,但不能证明持久定价权。因此,本章给予 GetYourGuide 真实但受证据约束的竞争优势。公开案例在广度、品牌、app 存在和精选库存上最强;未解决的问题是,相比 Viator、Klook、OTA 和 Google 中介需求,这些资产能否转化为更低获客成本、更好的供应商条款和复购行为。[CP002, CP005, CP022, CP023, CP027, CP030]

3.5 图表

Chapter 04

04财务

4.1 收入模式与变现

从财务上看,GetYourGuide 更适合理解为在线旅行体验交易平台,而不是持有库存的旅行运营商。最干净的公开证据来自供应商页面:运营方无需预付维护费即可上架,只有成功预订才收取佣金;GetYourGuide 按扣除佣金后的金额支付已履约预订。这意味着收入与交易挂钩,随预订量变化,并依赖公司未公布的抽佣率。第二层变现来自旅行代理分发:代理门户向代理商营销佣金收入,让 GetYourGuide 在直接消费者 app 和网页获客之外多了一个需求渠道。官方页面还显示,供应商工具、渠道管理器集成、可用性管理、多语言旅行者界面和支付流程共同构成经济基础设施。承保含义是:轻资产市场平台经济性带来正面的收入质量,但精度较弱,因为实际抽佣率、退款漏损、折扣,以及直接预订与代理转介预订的组合仍未披露。[CI001, CI002, CI003, CI004, CI005, CI006]

收入流表
收入流机制公开当前值 / 状态质量尽调问题
供应商平台佣金履约订单中留存佣金费率因国家而异,且未公开披露高质量可变收入,但抽佣率不透明按目的地拆分月度净收入、GMV、抽佣率、退款
旅行代理渠道代理通过自己下单或链接成交赚取佣金门户报告 63k+ 名代理、85k+ 日订单增量分发,但合作方分成压低净利润率代理推荐 GMV 和佣金费用
消费者 App / 网页预订直客预订游览、景点、一日游和门票移动页面支持即时确认和离线门票扣除付费获客后,可能是利润率最高的渠道直客 CAC、复购、转化率、App 分群留存
供应商工具 / 集成预订系统集成和管理工具支撑供给留存引用 100+ 个预订系统或渠道管理器集成战略赋能项;未披露独立 SaaS 费用佣金之外是否存在任何供应商 SaaS 费用

公开来源支持机制和规模信号,但不支持收入结构或实际抽佣率。

[CI001, CI002, CI003, CI004, CI005, CI006]
定价和货币化表
定价元素价目表 / 公开条款实际经济性未知项
供应商上架新增并维护一个活动不收费降低入驻摩擦,只在预订后变现是否存在最低质量投入或营销陈列费
佣金率因经营国家而异主要净收入驱动因素费率卡、谈判折扣、目的地组合
供应商打款节奏月度免费;半月度收取小额附加费履约订单的营运资金时点可能有利确切留置、准备金、支付浮存
代理佣金门户宣传月度佣金打款创造需求,但与代理分享经济性代理佣金率和节省的增量 CAC

表格区分公开合同条款与无法获得的实际定价。

[CI001, CI002, CI003, CI005, CI014]
FI001: 收入模型桥接图

平台交易通过已履约预订中留存的佣金转为净收入,另有代理渠道分销贡献。

收入桥接图有机制支撑;准确抽佣率和 GMV 未披露。

[CI001, CI002, CI003, CI006, CI023, CI037]

4.2 规模、盈利能力与收入证据

当前最强的财务信号,是 Skift 2025 年 10 月报道称 CEO Johannes Reck 表示 GetYourGuide 首次盈利,调整后 EBITDA 转正,过去一年收入接近 €1 billion,约 $1.2 billion。这与 CB Insights 对 2025 年收入 $1.17 billion 的估计一致,也与官方规模信号相互印证,例如旅行代理页面显示每日预订 85,000+,员工 1,000+,供给伙伴 50,000+,官方页面显示可用体验在 150,000+ 至 200,000+。但 2025 年收入区间仍应按公开报道而非经审计来对待:引用的收入来自管理层表述和分析师画像,而不是合并财务报表。这个里程碑的质量仍有意义,因为它与成交量指标成对出现——Q3 预订 10 million 个体验,预订价值同比增长 30%——但尽调应调和所报收入到底是净佣金收入、总预订额,还是另一项内部指标。[CI016, CI017, CI018, CI019, CI006, CI007]

公开牵引力和收入证据
指标数值 / 证据来源质量承销解读
2025 年收入区间接近 €1B / 约 $1.2B;CB Insights 为 $1.17BCEO 通过 Skift 发言,叠加分析师画像作为公开收入区间使用,不视为已审计
盈利能力调整后 EBITDA 首次转正管理层通过 Skift 报告正面信号;需与 GAAP / IFRS EBITDA 和 FCF 对账
Q3 预订量Q3 预订 10M 个体验;预订价值较 2024 年增长 30%管理层通过 Skift 报告支持规模和经营杠杆
官方当前规模150k+ 至 200k+ 个活动;50k+ 个供给合作方;1,000+ 名员工公司页面有用的规模代理指标,但不是财务报表
分析师画像$1.079B 融资、2023 年估值 $2.0B、2025 年收入 $1.17BCB Insights可作佐证,但需要订阅或来源审计

收入和盈利能力来自公开报告;未获得合并已审计 P&L。

[CI006, CI007, CI016, CI017, CI018, CI019]
FI003: 财务估算区间

公开证据支撑一个宽的 2025 年收入区间和估值倍数,但私有指标仍不可得。

收入区间把管理层披露的接近 €1B 口径和分析师 $1.17B 估计做了换算;该数字未经审计。

[CI011, CI016, CI017, CI037, CI038]

4.3 单位经济、成本结构与利润率路径

公开单位经济披露很少,所以本章使用结构性代理指标。GetYourGuide 似乎避免重库存所有权:供应商保留定价和可用性控制,GetYourGuide 提供需求生成、预订转化、支付、集成、客户支持、内容和 AI 辅助发现。这套架构一旦覆盖付费获客和支持成本,应能支撑相对较低 capex 和可扩展毛利。主要利润率压力项包括效果营销、app 与网页转化、客服、退款、拒付、合作伙伴佣金和供应商质量运营。应用商店和条款页面承诺即时确认、离线票和大多数预订的灵活取消,而负面评论证据凸显无效票、退款争议和沟通失败。经济问题不是公司能否大规模处理预订;而是扣除获客、支持、退款和伙伴分成后,贡献利润能否在目的地和供应商 cohort 层面持续为正。[CI024, CI025, CI026, CI027, CI028, CI029]

单位经济性和利润率代理表
指标公开值 / 代理指标置信度为什么重要尽调问题
GMV未披露抽佣率和市场规模的测算基数按期间和目的地拆分的总预订额
净收入 / 抽佣率费率会波动;没有准确公开费率收入质量的核心指标按品类和供应商类型拆分的抽佣率历史
毛利率未披露拆分佣金收入与退款、客服、支付成本毛利率桥接和收入成本
CAC / 回本周期未披露判断旅行需求扣除营销后是否赚钱付费与自然预订、CAC、回本周期、复购率
退款 / 拒付成本评论证据显示存在争议,但没有金额运营漏损会吃掉贡献毛利按同期群拆分的退款、拒付、客户补偿
资本开支 / 库存轻资产市场;未见自有旅游库存资本强度低于运营商的判断更站得住资本化软件、办公室资本开支、供应商预付款

空值是有意保留的尽调缺口,因为私营公司的单位经济指标不可得。

[CI024, CI025, CI027, CI028, CI029, CI030]
FI002: 单位经济模型桥接图

贡献利润率取决于抽佣率扣除获客、客服、退款、支付和合作伙伴渠道成本后的结果。

桥接图保持定性,因为 GMV、抽佣率、CAC 和毛利率未公开。

[CI024, CI027, CI029, CI030, CI033]
FI004: 资本强度 / 现金流图

该平台资产较轻,但流动性和利润漏损受 RCF 条款、退款、客服和付费增长约束。

现金余额、RCF 使用额和退款成本未公开披露。

[CI009, CI010, CI021, CI028, CI029, CI032]

4.4 资本充足性与退出准备度

2023 年 6 月融资后,GetYourGuide 的资本叙事显著改善:多篇报道描述了 $85 million Series F 股权和 $109 million 循环信贷额度,分别由 Blue Pool Capital 和 UniCredit 牵头,KKR、Temasek、BNP Paribas、Citi 和 KfW 也参与其中。CNBC 和 Skift 报道称该轮后总投资超过 $1 billion,而 CB Insights 报告 18 轮合计 $1.079 billion。与招聘页面 $883 million 已融资金额的差异,似乎反映是否纳入债务和信贷额度。这个混合资本栈很重要,因为 RCF 能在不立即稀释股权的情况下支持营运资金和增长,但也引入公开不可见的债务义务和契约。IPO 准备度仍然合理但未证实:CB Insights 将 2026 年事件标为 IPO 传闻,但截至运行日,没有公开 S-1、招股书、合并审计、现金余额、月度 burn 或官方时间表。[CI008, CI009, CI010, CI011, CI012, CI013]

资本充足性表
资本来源公开证据财务含义尽调请求
2023 年股权融资Series F 轮 $85M,由 Blue Pool 牵头,KKR 和 Temasek 参投支持扩张和 AI / 产品投入的成长股权股权融资款当前剩余现金
2023 年信贷RCF $109M,由 UniCredit 牵头,BNP Paribas、Citi、KfW 参与补充非稀释性流动性,但契约和利息负担未知授信提款、利率、到期日、契约、担保
累计融资额CNBC / Skift 称含债务略高于 $1B;CB Insights 为 $1.079B资本底座大,投资人支持强股权结构表、清算优先权、债务明细
2020 年可转债€114M,由 Searchlight 和现有投资人牵头疫情缓冲资金和复苏跑道转股条款和剩余义务
IPO 路径CB Insights 标注 2026 年 IPO 传闻;未找到 S-1 或时间表IPO 退出还不能作为可承销假设董事会 / 审计准备度、三年经审计财务报表

资本时间线在本节结合财务章节的声明重述;未导入公司概览的 ID。

[CI009, CI010, CI011, CI012, CI013, CI015]

4.5 财务结论与尽调阻断项

财务结论是谨慎建设性。GetYourGuide 现在有公开证据显示交易规模很大,2025 年收入区间可信,大约在 €1.0 billion 至 $1.2 billion,并且报告了调整后 EBITDA 转正。相较自有车队、场馆或库存的运营方,该模式也更轻资产。不过,公司仍是私有公司,且缺少经审计合并财务,现有证据不足以支持投资级承保。英国子公司的申报历史确认存在正式申报,但不能回答集团层面问题。因此,必须拿到的管理层资料包很直接:从 GMV 到净收入的经审计收入桥、抽佣率历史、按目的地和渠道拆分的毛利率与贡献利润率、CAC / payback、退款和拒付率、现金余额、RCF 契约、月度 burn 和 2026 年预算。在这些输入交付前,本章不应把已报道的盈利里程碑视为完全去风险、达到 IPO 质量的财务画像。[CI020, CI033, CI034, CI037, CI038, CI039]

公开财务缺口表
缺失的私营指标影响具体尽调路径
经审计合并收入无法核验 €1B / $1.2B 是净收入、GMV,还是管理口径指标索取经审计集团损益表和收入确认备忘录
现金、烧钱和跑道RCF 和盈利里程碑之后,仍无法判断融资依赖索取月度现金、现金预测、烧钱额和债务提款计划
抽佣率和收入结构无法按渠道或目的地评估收入质量索取按市场和渠道拆分的 GMV 至净收入桥接
毛利率和贡献毛利率无法判断调整后 EBITDA 转正是否可持续索取毛利率、客服 / 退款 / 支付成本和贡献毛利率
CAC、回本周期和留存无法评估销售效率和复购经济性索取同期群层面的 CAC、回本周期、重复预订和 LTV
退款、投诉、拒付评论问题可能指向漏损或信任拖累索取按供应商同期群拆分的退款率、拒付、客服联系量和 NPS

这些不是表面缺口;要采信盈利说法,至少先拿到这套材料。

[CI019, CI020, CI028, CI029, CI033, CI034]

4.6 图表

Chapter 05

05产品与技术

5.1 产品定义与模块图

GetYourGuide 的产品最好理解为双边在线市场平台,而不是单一旅行 app。在旅行者侧,它把搜索、发现、预订、支付相邻结账、凭证、评论、取消承诺和支持打包成面向导览、景点和活动的消费者流程。在供应商侧,公开页面显示有认证供应商门户、产品与预订管理、表现分析、验票扫描、推荐动作、验证、政策执行和支持工具。产品的第三面是分发:面向更大流量和预订量伙伴的合作伙伴 API、旅行代理佣金界面,以及面向运营方的预订系统 / 渠道管理器集成。公开最成熟的模块是市场平台发现、供应商自助服务、API / 预订连接和信任政策控制;当前独立的 Originals / 独家体验模块在保留公开来源中没有足够文档支持,因此作为尽调缺口处理,而不是默认差异化。这个边界对产品尽调仍然重要。[CE001, CE002, CE005, CE006, CE010, CE012]

产品模块 / 资产矩阵
模块 / 产品线主要用户状态 / 成熟度差异化尽调缺口
旅行者市场 Web / App旅行者公开端已成熟发现、评论、取消 / 客服信息转化、复购和退款指标未公开
移动 App旅行者已在 iOS 和 Android 分发原生预订 / 凭证界面崩溃、转化和留存指标不可得
Supplier Portal旅游 / 活动运营商需登录的运营界面上架、预订、产品和客服管理外部基本看不到 UI 深度和可靠性
Supplier API / 集成预订系统 / 运营商API 和功能集已有文档可用性、价格、预订和 QR / 条形码同步正常运行时间、延迟和错误率遥测不可得
Partner APIOTA、App、高流量网站分层访问已有文档分层产品 / 内容和预订访问实际伙伴名单和生产流量未公开
旅行代理联盟界面代理人 / 顾问公开佣金计划不用完整 API 集成也能 B2B 变现按代理人拆分的佣金经济性和活动质量未公开
信任与合规控制供应商 / 旅行者政策披露充分的公开界面受限活动、DSA、质量和安全规则执行效果和争议结果数据不可得
Originals / 独家体验旅行者 / 供应伙伴留存来源中当前公开证据不足若仍活跃,可能形成品牌差异化需要当前目录或合作伙伴的直接证据

各行综合留存的公开产品界面;成熟度指公开证据成熟度,不是内部生产遥测。

[CE001, CE002, CE003, CE004, CE006, CE012]
FE001: 产品架构图

GetYourGuide 把旅行者需求、平台编排、供应商运营、合作伙伴 API 和信任控制叠在一起。

分层来自公开产品和支持页面推断,不是内部系统图。

[CE024, CE034, CE036]

5.2 工作流与市场平台架构

运营流程从旅行者发现和排序开始,随后展示可用性和价格,再进入预订、凭证发放和供应商处核销。供应商流程正好相反:创建并维护产品,保持可用性和价格更新,接受或处理预订,扫描门票,管理取消,与旅行者沟通,并使用表现 / 推荐动作界面优化上架。公开证据能看到的技术架构不是完整内部技术栈,而是一组边界。API 文档显示 REST / JSON、SSL 和 API token;供应商文档显示 API 价格、可用性更新、预订处理,以及票券条形码或二维码支持;官方供应商页面称已接入超过 100 个预订系统和渠道管理器。这使核心架构更像围绕供应商库存系统的市场平台编排层,而不是垂直拥有的导览运营平台。关键承保含义是,产品价值由 GetYourGuide 和第三方运营方共同生产:软件可以改善发现、同步和核销,但实际导览质量、签到流程和取消行为取决于供应商执行。公开文档足以描绘工作流边界,却不足以量化每次交接的失败率。[CE003, CE004, CE007, CE011, CE013, CE021]

工作流 / 用例表
用户任务当前流程GetYourGuide 方案可衡量收益限制
寻找当地活动搜索目的地 / 活动库存市场发现、评论和排序选择更多,规划摩擦更低搜索相关性指标未公开
预订并获得入场凭证从结账到凭证 / 门票支持条形码 / QR 的凭证核销交接更顺核销失败率未公开
保持库存最新手动更新日历通过 API / 集成更新可用性售罄或过期时段更少按供应商拆分的集成覆盖率未公开
调整零售价手动维护价格供应商系统通过 API 传递价格减少价格不一致没有自研动态定价引擎证据
处理取消供应商客服流程取消替代方案和原因工具减少可避免取消取消率基准未公开
优化商品页质量手动解读表现表现版块和推荐动作自助提升转化受控增量数据未公开

用例来自官方供应商和旅行者文档映射;尽调时要用产品分析数据核验。

[CE001, CE003, CE007, CE013, CE019, CE021]
技术 / 运营架构表
层级 / 流程作用公开依赖风险
旅行者 Web 和移动 UI发现、预订、凭证访问GetYourGuide 网站 / 应用商店页面App 质量和转化遥测未公开
市场排序和徽章排序并传递质量 / 需求信号排序、官方徽章和售罄文档算法细节和滥用控制未披露
Supplier Portal供给侧运营控制台需登录的供应商应用外部尽调无法检查完整流程
Supplier API / 渠道管理器同步可用性、价格、预订、条形码API 文档和超过 100 个集成的说法伙伴正常运行时间 / 错误率未披露
预订 / 票务系统供应商库存和核销数据来源示例包括 Rezdy、Bokun、FareHarbor、Regiondo第三方系统宕机会影响新鲜度
信任 / 合规政策层限制供给并执行标准安全、DSA、受限活动和验证文档政策执行指标不可得

架构只从公开集成边界和运营文档推断,不来自内部技术栈图。

[CE004, CE005, CE009, CE011, CE014, CE016]
FE002: 客户工作流 / 运营流程

平台流程把旅行者发现与供应商库存、凭证核销和反馈回路接在一起。

该流程把多份官方工作流文档抽象成一个运营模型。

[CE001, CE003, CE007, CE008, CE009, CE021]
FE003: 关键依赖图

GetYourGuide 依赖供应商库存系统、API 合作伙伴、移动平台和政策执行来守住平台承诺。

依赖强度为定性判断,因为产线量和可用性未公开。

[CE004, CE011, CE012, CE014, CE028]

5.3 差异化与产品成熟度

差异化似乎来自市场平台流动性、伙伴连接、旅行者信任界面和供应商优化工具,而不是公开证明的专有算法。官方门票和官方导览徽章、提供方评分、排序规则以及“可能售罄”徽章,构成有证据支撑的转化 / 质量层。供应商门户和 API 功能显示,为现有运营方服务的运营层已经成熟:产品管理、可用性和定价同步、票券核销与表现管理。不过,公开来源高度由公司撰写。独立证据能佐证移动分发和旅行者评论可见性;架构深度、欺诈控制、API uptime、SLA 表现、供应商争议解决和评论滥用控制则大多不透明。这很重要,因为市场平台产品质量最终取决于外部运营方、库存新鲜度和支持执行。[CE008, CE009, CE018, CE019, CE023, CE025]

路线图 / 发布 / 开发阶段表
日期 / 阶段功能 / 里程碑状态含义来源
当前公开文档Supplier Portal 和客服聊天公开文档显示已上线供应商自助服务已是成熟模块供应伙伴帮助中心
当前公开文档Partner API 访问层级有文档B2B / API 分发以规模和技术能力设门槛Partner Support API 要求
当前公开文档API 传价和 QR / 条形码凭证有文档供应商系统可以自动化价格和核销数据API 功能文档
当前公开文档表现版块和推荐动作有文档供应商优化层存在,但效果证据未公开表现 / 推荐动作文档
当前公开文档官方门票 / 旅游徽章有文档信任信号是产品差异化的一部分官方徽章文档
2026 年供应商侧界面Growth Hub / 2026 年春季营销 / 更新页面有路线图证据,但不是正式更新日志GetYourGuide Supply 页面

路线图行有意拆开已有文档的在线功能和营销 / 更新页面;后者的发布日期和 GA 状态不够精确。

[CE005, CE007, CE009, CE019, CE023, CE025]
FE004: 产品成熟度 / 能力图

公开证据对平台和供应商工具最强,对内部遥测和差异化算法较弱。

评分反映公开来源的尽调强度,而非管理层提供的证据。

[CE018, CE020, CE023, CE025, CE028, CE029]

5.4 信任、安全、合规与质量控制

GetYourGuide 的公开信任控制界面很广。供应商标准覆盖安全、伦理、法律合规、受限活动、动物福利、活动质量、提供方评分、临时暂停和永久下架。法律和隐私页面定义消费者与数据义务,DSA 和 phishing 指引则显示平台合规和供应商安全教育。这些控制有意义,但证据以政策为中心:保留来源没有披露可测量的执行率、事件量、支持 SLA、已验证评论滥用率或 API uptime。独立评论网站通过呈现预订、取消和支持投诉提供负面参照,确认即便有政策脚手架,执行风险仍然存在。因此,产品尽调应索取运营遥测,而不只是政策文件。对尽调而言,管理层需要把公开架构接到运营看板:按集成类型拆分的 API 可用性、陈旧库存事件、凭证扫描失败率、取消根因、评论审核结果和支持响应时间分布。这些指标可以把可见产品图谱转化为可投资的可靠性评估。[CE014, CE015, CE016, CE017, CE022, CE027]

信任 / 质量 / 合规表
控制 / 认证 / 指标状态范围缺口
安全、伦理和法律标准已发布供应商活动标准未披露执行率
受限活动已发布排除或限制的供给类别未披露下架量
动物福利政策已发布动物相关活动未见审计方法
活动质量指南已发布内容和体验质量质量评分公式未公开
供应商评级面向供应商的控制已发布供应商表现质量评级分布和申诉结果未公开
Digital Services Act 合规供应商指南已发布欧盟平台义务未发现监管互动历史
隐私政策和条款已发布旅行者数据和交易规则留存材料中没有安全认证证据
钓鱼防范指南已发布供应商账户安全教育账户接管事件指标未公开

这些控制只是政策 / 状态观察;尽调真正需要的是可量化的执行和事件数据。

[CE014, CE015, CE016, CE017, CE022, CE027]

5.5 图表

Chapter 06

06客户

6.1 客户分群与市场平台流动性

GetYourGuide 有两个必须一起评估的客户系统:寻找目的地活动的旅行者,以及把导览、门票和活动变现的供应商或运营方。公开记录支持这是一个大型市场平台,但数量存在不确定性。About 页面声称覆盖 12,000 个城市、超过 150,000 个体验,并售出超过 200 million 张门票;供应商文案声称有超过 50,000 家供应商、40 million+ 月访问者和 200,000 个体验。75,000+ 的应用商店文案、100,000+ 的 Google Play 文案、150,000+ 的网页文案和 200,000 的供应商页面文案相互不一致,最稳妥的读法是方向性规模,而不是一个精确库存数。目的地页面显示巴黎、纽约市、东京和迪拜都有 500+ 个结果,伦敦、巴塞罗那和新加坡也有额外深度,支持其在欧洲、北美、APAC 和中东的广度。限制在于,区域预订组合、活跃用户数和付费供应商贡献没有披露。[CU001, CU002, CU003, CU004, CU005, CU006]

客户分群表
分群买方 / 用户 / 付款方用例公开规模信号战略价值 / 缺口
旅行者休闲旅行者 / 预订者 / 持卡人发现并预订景点、旅游、门票和活动已售出 200M+ 张票;App 和目的地页面显示使用广泛需求侧价值高;未披露活跃用户或复购率
运营商和供应商旅游 / 活动运营商或景点 / 供应商支付佣金上架库存、管理预订、连接渠道系统供应商页面称 50K+ 供应商、200K 个体验供给侧价值高;供应商收入结构未披露
联盟和分销伙伴旅行品牌和联盟伙伴 / 伙伴通过导流变现在规划和预订旅程中展示活动2.5K+ 个联盟伙伴,包括 Emirates、Expedia、Hilton、American Express触达有用;渠道集中度未披露
目的地品类主要城市的旅行者和本地运营商高密度城市库存Paris、New York City、Tokyo、Dubai 显示 500+ 个结果支撑流动性;未披露区域预订拆分
移动 App 用户iOS / Android 旅行者行前和行中发现、预订、访问凭证Google Play 10M+ 次下载、320K 条评论移动端信号强;真实复购同期群不可得

分群结合官方市场文案、供应商文案、目的地页面和应用商店证据;公开数据不披露分群收入。

[CU001, CU002, CU003, CU004, CU005, CU007]
客户增长 / 采用轨迹表
指标数值 / 信号日期依据置信度含义缺失的分母指标
售出票数200M+ 张票2026 年抓取的官方关于页面累计需求证明充足活跃用户、复购客户和总预订额
体验库存150K+、100K+、75K+ 或 200K,取决于展示入口2026 年抓取的网页、应用和供应商页面大规模库存的方向性证据标准口径下的活跃、可预订 SKU 数
供应商数量50K+ 家供应商2026 年抓取的供应商页面运营商网络规模大活跃与休眠供应商、收入分成
月访问者40M+ 月访问者2026 年抓取的供应商页面供应商面对的需求池很大独立访客、转化率、付费与自然流量组合
Android 应用覆盖10M+ 下载、320K 条评论2026 年抓取的 Google Play 页面移动分发能力和评论深度MAU、预订转化、复购

采用指标来自公开披露或应用商店观察;任何一项都不能替代交易分群或付费供应商经济性。

[CU002, CU003, CU004, CU005, CU006, CU022]
FU001: 客户旅程图

旅行者和供应商循环在搜索、预订、评论和库存优化处汇合。

旅程是从官方市场、供应商、app 和评论来源定性综合而来。

[CU001, CU007, CU008, CU009, CU036, CU037]

6.2 具名供应商与客户证明

旅行市场平台最强的具名证明不是 logo slide,而是带有可见旅行者评论界面的实时可预订库存。公开 GetYourGuide 活动页面为多个用例提供了这种证明:罗马 Big Bus 观光、卢浮宫导览博物馆游、凡尔赛宫游,以及巴塞罗那 Sagrada Familia 私人转机游。这些是生产环境市场平台上架项,不是试点,因为它们是目的地搜索流程中的面向消费者活动。不过,本章把它们视为供应商证明,而不是企业客户证明:页面确认了活跃供给和客户评论界面,但不披露供应商经济性、独家性、净收入,或任何单一运营方是否具有战略集中度。因此,具名证明表有意保持部分和样本属性。它列举了交通、博物馆准入、一日游和私人导览等用例中的代表性实时供给行,而不是暗示完整供应商名册。[CU018, CU019, CU020, CU021, CU032, CU033]

具名客户证明表
具名证明项细分部署 / 用例生产使用还是试点结果 / 局限
Big Bus Rome 上架项观光交通供应商通过 GetYourGuide 销售的随上随下巴士游市场已上线商品证实供给已上线;收入贡献未披露
Louvre 导览游上架项博物馆 / 导览游供应商通过 GetYourGuide 销售的 Louvre 预约入场导览游市场已上线商品证实景点准入供给;运营商经济账未披露
Versailles 宫殿游上架项一日游 / 景点供应商通过 GetYourGuide 销售、含完整准入权限的宫殿导览游市场已上线商品证实一日游供给;独家性未披露
Barcelona Sagrada Familia 私人中转游上架项私人城市游供应商围绕 Sagrada Familia 和城市亮点的私人中转游市场已上线商品证实私人游供给;供应商集中度未披露

上述枚举只是已抓取、仍在线的市场上架项代表样本,用作具名供给证明,不是完整客户名单。

[CU018, CU019, CU020, CU021, CU023, CU025]
FU003: 客户证明质量与排名风险矩阵

具名证明对真实供给存在最强,对供应商经济模型和集中度最弱。

定性评分反映公开来源具体度,而非内部绩效数据。

[CU018, CU019, CU020, CU021, CU023, CU040]

6.3 留存、满意度与负面反馈

GetYourGuide 不公布 GRR、NRR、流失、cohort 留存、供应商续约率或复购 cohort。可用公开代理指标包括 app 评分、评论量、已验证评论、灵活取消,以及可复用目的地覆盖广度。Google Play 是最强的独立移动信号,因为抓取时显示评分 4.9、约 320,000 条评论和 10 million+ 下载。Apple App Store 文案确认 app 是核心旅行者获客和预订界面。这些正面信号应与负面评论证据一起阅读:Sitejabber / SmartCustomer 显示 874 条评论得分 2.5 / 5,并总结了围绕客服、不可靠预订、取消、退款和沟通的不满。负面证据不能推翻规模,但会提高持久性风险:如果退款和运营方可靠性不稳定,市场平台流动性会转化为服务成本负担和更低复购意图。[CU023, CU025, CU026, CU027, CU028, CU034]

留存 / 复用 / 满意度表
指标 / 代理指标数值 / null细分置信度尽调追问
GRR / NRR / 流失null旅行者和供应商索取按目的地拆分的分群留存、重复预订、供应商续约和流失数据
Google Play 评分和评论量4.9;约 320K 条评论;10M+ 下载Android 旅行者索取按分群拆分的 MAU、预订转化、复购和退款率
Apple App Store 应用页面应用定位为全球活动预订iOS 旅行者索取活跃 iOS 用户、单用户预订次数和跨目的地复购行为
Sitejabber 负面评分874 条评论给出 2.5/5不满意的旅行者按取消、退款、运营商爽约和客服响应时间拆分投诉

留存只能从公开代理指标推断,因为正式留存指标未披露。

[CU023, CU025, CU026, CU027, CU034, CU036]
FU004: 留存与满意度代理队列

正式留存未披露,所以按证据强度给公开代理打分,而不是按真实队列留存打分。

数值是证据强度的代理百分比,不是真实留存百分比,因为 GetYourGuide 不发布队列留存。

[CU023, CU025, CU034, CU036]

6.4 扩张、集中度与渠道风险

供应商扩张似乎来自四个循环:旅行者需求、联盟分发、预订系统连接,以及只收佣金的上架经济性。供应商页面称有超过 2,500 个联盟伙伴,包括 Emirates、Expedia、Hilton 和 American Express,可以在出行规划前和出行中把库存放到旅行者面前。页面还称供应商可以连接 Rezdy、Bokun、FareHarbor 和 Regiondo 等渠道管理器和票务平台,降低运营摩擦。同一组公开证据也带来尽调风险。目的地排序披露称,人气、客户评分、可用性、多样性、收入和供应商佣金会影响排序,所以供应商即便不能保证位置,也可能面对付费竞争动态。更重要的是,公司不披露头部渠道、头部供应商或地域集中度。正确的尽调要求不是更多 logo 示例,而是按旅行者、供应商、目的地和渠道拆分的交易级 cohort 数据。对市场平台而言,这一点尤其重要,因为客户体验由 GetYourGuide、运营方、支付和票务系统、分发伙伴共同生产。按取消原因和支持责任方拆分,可以看出负面评论只是孤立服务事故,还是结构性市场平台质量漏损。[CU007, CU008, CU009, CU010, CU011, CU029]

扩张和集中度风险表
扩张驱动集中度风险影响尽调路径
借助旅游品牌做联盟分销预订量可能依赖少数高量合作伙伴渠道流失可能削弱需求侧流动性索取按联盟和直营渠道拆分的预订量与毛利
供应商连接和纯佣金入驻库存质量可能集中在能管好系统和佣金的运营商供应商流失或对排名不满,可能压低可选供给索取按集成类型、佣金档位和取消率拆分的供应商分群
头部城市目的地密度收入可能集中在欧洲和北美主要目的地区域冲击或过度旅游规则可能打击预订结构索取按目的地和景点类别拆分的总预订额
排名算法和供应商佣金供应商可能为争取曝光而被迫提高佣金可能挤压供应商经济账,或恶化市场信任审查排名实验、佣金离散度和供应商投诉

风险行来自公开排名、供应商和联盟披露;公开资料没有集中度百分比。

[CU007, CU008, CU010, CU032, CU033, CU035]
FU002: 采用与扩张漏斗

公开证据支撑一个宽漏斗,但转化、复购和集中度指标未披露。

数值是由异质公开声明归一化的展示点;零表示未披露,而非真实留存为零。

[CU002, CU004, CU005, CU006, CU023, CU034]

6.5 图表

Chapter 07

07风险

7.1 严重性排序与投资逻辑破裂视角

GetYourGuide 应按市场平台承保:风险不是一个灾难性牌照问题,而是一串中高概率压力,可能在旅行下行期汇聚。公开证据支持这是一家后期公司,拥有广泛供给和全球消费者触达;同时也显示其模式依赖第三方体验运营方、搜索和应用商店发现、退款信任,以及跨境消费者法合规。因此,当外部交易对手控制旅行者体验或需求漏斗时,剩余风险最高。竞争不只来自同类型活动专家:Viator 和 Tripadvisor 直接争夺体验,Booking、Expedia 和 Airbnb 文件显示大型旅行平台拥有效果营销和 app 生态,Google 则在 Google 自有页面提供 Things to Do 集成。因此,投资逻辑破裂应围绕可观察压力来定义——自然可见度下降、付费搜索 CAC 膨胀、净抽佣率降低、退款漏损或优质供给流失——而不是围绕单一头条事件。[CR001, CR002, CR003, CR004, CR005, CR006]

缓释措施和放弃标准表
风险可监控触发项阈值 / 事件行动含义
抽佣率压缩供应商佣金下调或 OTA 同价压力净抽佣率显著下降,且没有交易量抵消重新测算利润率和估值
付费营销依赖付费搜索 / 应用安装占比上升快于复购 / 直营预订CAC 回本期超出披露目标,或连续两个季度恶化暂停买入论证,直到渠道经济性得到证明
退款 / 服务失效退款投诉、拒付或应用评论恶化持续存在尽管投入支持,负面退款主题仍上升按品牌和单位经济性受损处理
监管整改DSA / P2B / 消费者法认定,或被迫修改条款重大流程变更、罚款,或强制退款 / 重排规则调整提高法律准备金,并下调倍数
旅行冲击暴露衰退、冲突、疾病或航空运力扰动造成需求冲击预订下降,同时退款负荷飙升压力测试流动性和营运资本假设
融资 / 估值风险单位经济性证明前就需要新融资下轮降价、结构化融资或未披露救助资本转为 research-more/avoid

放弃标准是根据公开风险渠道推断的尽调阈值;实际阈值应按私有 KPI 校准。

[CR001, CR006, CR007, CR008, CR009, CR010]
FR001: 风险热力图

竞争 / CAC、退款质量和监管合规风险落在最高残余风险单元格。

定性矩阵;可能性和影响是基于引用公开证据的序位判断,不是内部 KPI 测量。

[CR006, CR007, CR008, CR021, CR026, CR031]

7.2 监管、法律与消费者权益暴露

监管负担很重,因为 GetYourGuide 位于旅行者和本地运营方之间,同时在预订、取消、退款和数据流中承担合同角色。公司自己的条款和隐私政策是有用缓释,因为它们记录了预订条件、取消机制、数据处理控制,以及公司界定平台责任的尝试。但这些文件不能消除法律暴露。EU package-travel 规则、消费者权益规则、Digital Services Act 和 platform-to-business 监管都会产生义务,影响市场平台透明度、投诉处理、商户排序、退款预期和平台治理。当打包、取消、描述错误的景点、不安全运营方或不可用导览把客服失败升级为法定索赔时,法律风险最尖锐。因此,公司能否证明清晰的供应商条款、准确描述、及时退款和可审计的投诉升级,是尽调门槛,不是运营上的锦上添花。[CR011, CR012, CR013, CR014, CR015, CR016]

监管 / 法律风险登记表
规则 / 义务司法辖区状态可能性严重性缓释措施剩余暴露尽调路径
EU 包价旅游边界欧盟该指令适用于包价旅游和关联旅游安排;活动打包可能带来分类模糊明确预订角色、拆分组成部分、对打包行程做法律审查中高按 EU 市场审阅打包活动和退款义务的法律备忘录
消费者权利下的退款和取消披露EU / UK 式消费者制度面向消费者的取消和退款预期必须匹配运营商实际履约清晰取消条款、自动退款流程、升级 SLA按国家审计退款周期、拒付和投诉类别
Digital Services Act 平台义务欧盟在线平台面临透明度、通知、投诉和交易者治理要求中高DSA 治理、投诉流程、内容 / 交易者可追溯性索取 DSA 合规负责人、事件日志和市场透明度报告
平台对商家排名和交易者条款欧盟P2B 规则约束平台条款、排名透明度和商业用户投诉处理中等供应商条款、排名披露、商业用户支持渠道检查供应商合同、排名政策和争议记录
隐私和跨境数据处理全球 / 欧盟隐私政策说明预订、营销和支持流程中的个人数据处理中等隐私控制、处理方治理、数据最小化和安全审查索取 DPIA、泄露历史、子处理方和留存计划

枚举覆盖一家总部在 EU 的活动市场最重要公开法律 / 监管制度;不是按司法辖区逐一展开的完整法律意见。

[CR011, CR012, CR013, CR014, CR015, CR016]

7.3 运营质量、供应商控制与退款失败风险

运营风险在结构上较高,因为 GetYourGuide 无法完全控制本地向导、景点、天气、交通、排队、语言质量或最后一公里安全体验;旅行者却会把这些体验归因到品牌上。供应商页面确认了市场平台模式;应用商店列表和客户评论来源确认了消费者规模,以及移动预订的重要性。负面证据不是每个客户都体验糟糕,而是负面评论渠道反复提到取消、退款争议、不可靠预订和弱支持。这些失败模式很重要,因为它们会传导为拒付、转化下降、服务成本上升和付费营销效率降低。因此,风险登记表应跟踪供应商缺陷率、退款周期、预订后取消率、支持 backlog、评论评分趋势,以及来自重复投诉运营方的预订占比。没有这些内部控制,公开供给广度可能掩盖脆弱的质量经济性。[CR021, CR022, CR023, CR024, CR025, CR026]

运营 / 质量 / 安全风险登记表
失效模式可能性严重性缓释成熟度剩余暴露未解决缺口
供应商取消或爽约供应商入驻和支持流程可部分缓释需要运营商层面的取消和退款漏损数据
旅行者感知到退款延迟或拒退公开条款和应用支持可部分缓释需要退款 SLA、拒付率和例外审批数据
游览、景点准入、语言或时间描述不准中高中高中等;取决于内容 QA 和供应商执行中高需要按类别拆分的缺陷率和惯犯下架政策
本地运营商不安全或不合规除供应商入驻外,公开信息不清楚中高需要保险、执照、安全审计和事件报告证据
隐私或账户数据事件中高有成文隐私政策,但未找到公开事件台账需要泄露历史、安全认证和供应商风险审查

各行结合官方市场结构和负面评论主题;严重性反映品牌、退款和转化传导,而非已确认的事件频率。

[CR021, CR022, CR023, CR024, CR025, CR026]
FR002: 风险传导图

供应商缺陷和旅游冲击通过退款、评论和 CAC 传导到利润率和估值。

传导链是基于市场经济模型和负面来源主题推导的分析性风险路径。

[CR022, CR023, CR026, CR027, CR028, CR029]

7.4 竞争、依赖与财务模型压力

竞争风险比 Viator 更广。Tripadvisor 的体验页面和 Viator 品牌瞄准同一旅行者意图;Google 的 Things to Do 文档显示,Google 可以在自有资产上中介活动发现;Booking、Expedia、Airbnb 和 Tripadvisor 公开文件显示,大型旅行平台拥有消费者流量、忠诚度资产和营销预算,可以补贴相邻品类。这带来两个相连财务风险。第一,GetYourGuide 可能需要持续高额付费获客,才能在拥有住宿、地图、搜索、评论或忠诚度的平台面前赢得意图。第二,供应商可以在 GetYourGuide、Viator、直营网点和 OTA 伙伴之间多平台经营,从而限制独家库存并压低佣金率。公司的私有披露画像进一步放大这一点:公开来源确认历史融资规模很大,但不披露当前总预订额、贡献利润率、CAC payback、退款准备金或供应商集中度。[CR031, CR032, CR033, CR034, CR035, CR036]

合作伙伴 / 依赖风险登记表
依赖对手方角色集中度失效场景严重性缓释措施剩余暴露
搜索和活动发现入口Google需求发现和 Things to Do 预订路径可能较高Google 优先自有入口或偏好合作伙伴,抬高 CAC做强直营应用 / 复购需求,并分散 SEO / 合作伙伴渠道
直接活动市场竞争Viator / Tripadvisor争夺供给和旅行者意图供应商多平台经营,旅行者跨平台比价和看评论差异化策展、供给 QA 和忠诚度
大型 OTA 生态Booking / Expedia / Airbnb相邻旅游需求、应用流量和住宿交叉销售中高OTA 把体验打进住宿旅程,压缩抽佣率中高选择性合作,同时守住直营经济账中高
本地运营商和景点碎片化供应商基础库存质量、履约和旅行者体验头部活动或优质景点转向直营或竞争平台供应商工具、激励和质量执行

依赖评估基于公开平台角色和竞争对手文件,而非私有流量来源或供应商集中度数据。

[CR031, CR032, CR033, CR034, CR035, CR036]
FR003: 依赖图

需求发现、供给履约和监管许可由 GetYourGuide 之外的交易对手控制。

依赖图反映公开交易对手角色;不量化私有渠道集中度。

[CR031, CR032, CR033, CR034, CR035, CR036]

7.5 缓释、监测指标与终止标准

缓释要看可测量控制。如果 GetYourGuide 能展示按法域区分的预订条款、P2B 透明度、DSA 投诉流程、隐私治理和成文供应商义务,监管暴露就得到缓释。如果内部看板显示运营方 cohort 的取消和退款缺陷下降、退款周期短、供应商下架可执行,运营暴露就得到缓释。如果自然 / app / 直接复购需求增长快于付费获客、供给变得差异化而非商品化,且伙伴渠道能在不稀释利润率的情况下增加需求,竞争暴露就得到缓释。终止标准很直接:证据显示 Google 或 OTA 捕获客户关系,而 GetYourGuide 为低利润供给买单;退款类负面评论持续恶化;法律结论要求高成本调整退款、排序或商户披露;或在单位经济证明前被迫融资 / 下调估值融资。这些信号会把可管理的市场平台风险转化为打破投资逻辑的经济性风险。[CR041, CR042, CR043, CR044, CR045, CR046]

人员 / 执行风险登记表
职能依赖或缺口可能性严重性缓释措施尽调路径
监管和法律运营需要按国家落地消费者、平台和隐私合规执行中高专门的法律 / 合规流程和外部律师访谈合规负责人,审阅未结事项登记表
供应商质量运营需要在数千家本地运营商上规模化监控运营商评分卡、处罚、下架和支持 QA审阅分群看板和头部投诉根因
增长 / 效果营销在竞争激烈的搜索和应用渠道中,需要 CAC 纪律把组合转向复购 / 直营 / 应用,并控制合作伙伴 ROI索取渠道组合、CAC 回本期和复购率桥接

执行风险聚焦缓释风险登记表所需的职能;公开员工人数不足以判断团队容量。

[CR041, CR042, CR043, CR044, CR045]

7.6 图表

Chapter 08

08估值

8.1 建议与价格纪律

GetYourGuide 不是一个泛泛的质量评分题,而是一个对价格和证据都敏感的承销判断。本章因此建议跟踪或继续研究,而不是无条件买入。以外界广泛报道的最近一次私人估值、接近 $2 billion 为锚,只要管理层能证明 2025 年收入超过 $1 billion、盈利真实存在,并且优先权结构不会把退出价值从新普通股投资者手里分走,投资案例就有吸引力。拿不到这些文件,同样的价格只能算公允:公开记录能证明市场平台规模,却不能证明经审计的单位经济。决策规则故意不对称:价格不高于低个位数收入倍数且条款干净才买入;在审计证据到位前按最近估值继续跟踪;如果收入、利润率或资本结构尽调不达标,就不要为溢价买单。[CV001, CV002, CV003, CV004, CV005, CV025]

建议摘要表
决策项基准观点决策含义
建议按最近披露估值跟踪 / 继续研究;只有验证 2025 年收入、利润率和条款清洁后才买入进入尽调,而不是立刻溢价入场
置信度中等:公开规模证据强于私有财务证据只有看过公司数据室后再确定敞口规模
风险评级中高:私有公司不透明、竞争和周期性拖累要求明确下行触发条件
估值立场只有低个位数收入倍数才算合理到有吸引力没有审计证据前避免溢价
退出判断有 IPO 可选性,但未找到 S-1把流动性时点视为上行期权

基于保留融资、官方规模和公开可比证据给 IC 的解释性摘要;不是独立估值意见。

[CV001, CV025, CV031, CV032, CV033, CV045]
FV001: 推荐逻辑

推荐路径从规模证据出发,穿过估值和尽调关口,落到跟踪 / 买入 / 回避决策。

逻辑图是定性判断,基于章节论点而非数值模型。

[CV001, CV025, CV033, CV034, CV045]

8.2 融资背景与估值支撑

2023 年融资是估值锚,因为它是外部报道中最清晰的价格信号。Reuters 和 Bloomberg 都把该轮估值放在约 $2 billion,合作伙伴和旅游行业来源则指向 2024 年仍有融资支持。这种支持重要,但不能过度解读。债务或结构化融资可以延长资金续航,也能验证贷款人兴趣,却不能证明新股权应该支付溢价。承销立场把 2024 年支持视为通向规模和 IPO 可选性的桥,而不是新的公平交易普通股估值。截至运行日,没有留存的 S-1 或招股书,因此 IPO 时点仍只是可选项;本章明确要求尽调当前股本结构和优先权条款。[CV006, CV007, CV021, CV022, CV023, CV028]

论点 / 反论点表
论点证据基础哪些证据会改变判断
论点:规模化垂类平台官方页面称拥有 150,000+ 个体验、覆盖 12,000 个城市、售出 200M+ 张门票按分群验证复购需求和供应商密度
论点:大市场顺风市场数据来源指向在线旅游持续增长独立品类增速放缓并低于公开旅游增速
论点:融资支持2023 年股权融资和 2024 年融资来源显示投资人与贷款方仍支持若融资被证实偏防御或附带重优先权
反论点:私有公司不透明保留的公开来源没有经审计的 GetYourGuide 收入、抽佣率或利润率交付经审计 2025 年财务和股权结构表
反论点:公开可比公司折价Booking / Airbnb 业务更宽,盈利能力也强于只做活动的模式证明 GetYourGuide 利润率向平台龙头收敛

将核心投资论点与会改变建议的具体证据配对。

[CV015, CV016, CV020, CV021, CV022, CV024]
FV003: 估值 / 回报区间

围绕 2023 年估值锚点,给出下行 / 基准 / 上行的定性区间。

区间基于情景逻辑,仅作示意,单位为 USD 十亿美元;用于投资前,必须先取得经审计的公司财务数据。

[CV002, CV003, CV026, CV027, CV040, CV043]

8.3 情景与可比公司工作

估值工作采用情景表,而不是单点模型,因为 GetYourGuide 披露的公开输入参差不齐。牛市情景认可大型在线旅游市场、已具规模的票务基础,以及一家未上市体验专营平台有机会按可信市场平台倍数上市。基准情景承认公司有价值,但等待经审计的收入、贡献利润率和抽佣率证据。熊市情景借用上市公司风险因素和 Tripadvisor 的警示视角,建模更慢增长、营销压力和品类竞争。Booking Holdings 和 Airbnb 展示了盈利型公开市场平台可以长什么样,但它们偏住宿的经济模型不能机械套到旅游团和活动上。[CV008, CV009, CV010, CV011, CV012, CV013]

乐观 / 基准 / 悲观情景表
情形假设估值 / 回报逻辑概率信号
乐观收入高于 $1B,EBITDA 可持续,优先权结构干净,IPO 窗口打开低到中个位数收入倍数可支撑相对 2023 年估值的上行经审计数据室资料和 IPO 准备度
基准规模守住,增长延续,但财务披露仍为私有最近披露估值合理;证据改善前继续跟踪当前公开证据集
悲观收入低于门槛、利润率不可持续,或竞争压缩抽佣率即便品牌有规模,退出也可能持平 / 下行,或触发重组风险公开可比公司的不利风险因素,以及财务证据缺口
终止情形降估值融资、苛刻优先权,或无利可图的付费增长回避,或要求大幅重定价股权结构和分群尽调未通过

情景区间为定性判断,因为当前公开来源未披露经审计的 GetYourGuide 收入或利润率。

[CV006, CV007, CV008, CV026, CV027, CV040]
可比估值表
可比对象指标 / 状态为何可比局限
Booking Holdings公开 2025 年 10-K 显示旅游平台规模和盈利能力大型盈利性在线旅游最佳基准住宿占比较高,规模也大得多
Airbnb公开 2025 年 10-K 披露平台收入和风险轻资产平台基准住宿房东经济性不同于旅游团和活动
Tripadvisor公开 2025 年 10-K 覆盖更广旅游和体验业务竞争和需求风险的负面基准业务组合和媒体业务敞口削弱对纯活动业务的映射
PitchBook / Crunchbase 私有公司档案GetYourGuide 私募市场状态参考点有助于交叉验证私募融资背景档案数据是二手资料,且常在付费墙后
IMARC / 市场研究页面在线旅游增长基准支持情景中的市场顺风市场类目宽于旅游团和活动

枚举为代表性可比集合;表级来源覆盖申报文件、分析师市场数据、官方和新闻域名。

[CV009, CV010, CV011, CV012, CV013, CV014]
FV002: 估值敏感性

敏感性最高的变量是经验证的收入规模、盈利能力和进入倍数。

评分是供 IC 讨论使用的 1-5 档敏感度权重,不是财务预测。

[CV004, CV026, CV027, CV030, CV043, CV044]

8.4 尽调要求与论点失效触发项

最后的投资工作应该盯住能改变判断的变量,而不是继续补市场叙事。必需尽调包括月度 GMV、净收入、抽佣率、毛利率、贡献利润率、现金转化、CAC 回收期、复购、退款率、供应商流失,以及确切的清算优先权层级。论点失效触发项同样具体:估值下调融资、损害新普通股权益的资本重组、收入显著低于 $1 billion 承销门槛、EBITDA 只是临时转正或为负,或增长依赖不盈利付费获客的证据。这些触发项会直接传导到估值,因为它们要么降低退出价值的分子,要么提高因私人公司不透明而施加的倍数折价。[CV024, CV026, CV027, CV032, CV037, CV039]

论点破裂与终止触发因素表
触发因素阈值 / 事件如何冲击论点行动含义
收入不达标经审计 2025 年收入显著低于 $1B抬高隐含收入倍数,削弱规模叙事避免溢价或重新定价
利润率不及预期增长投入后盈利只是暂时,或转为亏损抹掉 IPO 级平台经济性仅跟踪或回避
优先权压力新债务 / 优先权分走普通股退出价值即使企业价值增长,也压低投资者实际回报要求重置条款
增长质量担忧增长靠无利可图的付费获客驱动压缩终局倍数下调估值情形
IPO 延迟到 2026 年仍没有可信公开申报或退出路径拉长持有期并扩大流动性折价提高要求回报

触发因素对应会改变价格、建议或风险评级的尽调证据。

[CV026, CV028, CV029, CV039, CV040, CV041]
最终尽调问题表
主题缺失证据重要性尽调路径
收入质量月度 GMV、净收入、抽佣率决定隐含倍数和收入韧性数据室财务模型和审计师勾稽
盈利能力毛利率、贡献利润率、EBITDA、现金转化区分规模化平台和补贴驱动增长CFO 访谈和经审计报表
需求质量复购、CAC 回收期、退款和取消分群检验增长是否高效且可持续按地区和渠道导出分群数据
供给质量供应商流失、集中度、独家性、质量问题决定护城河和抽佣率韧性运营商分群和头部供应商复核
资本结构债务、清算优先权、二级交易估值决定普通股回报路径股权结构表、融资文件、法律复核

这些问题会实质影响建议能否从跟踪推进到买入。

[CV024, CV034, CV037, CV038, CV039]
FV004: 投资 KPI

投资评分卡突出市场与规模优势,同时因证据不透明扣分。

1-5 档评分汇总各章证据;私有财务数据缺失,限制总分上限。

[CV020, CV021, CV024, CV028, CV031, CV032]

8.5 给投资委员会的最终观点

给投资委员会最干净的表达是:这是一个已有规模的品类领导者,只有私人财务事实成立时价格才算公允到有吸引力;公开证据不足以支持溢价买入。公司有足够规模证据,值得继续推进,尤其是 2026 年 IPO 窗口打开时,但本章不会为公开来源无法提供的信息强行做精确承销。若经审计收入超过 $1 billion、可持续盈利得到验证、股权结构干净,建议可以上调。若 2023 年估值已经嵌入旅行需求高点、2024 年融资主要是防守性,或公开可比公司倍数压缩,建议会迅速恶化。因此当前立场是纪律性跟踪,并设置明确价格和证据闸门。这样保留有纪律的安全边际,而不是硬做一个虚假的精确估值。[CV015, CV016, CV017, CV018, CV019, CV031]

8.6 图表

免责声明

本报告是基于公开证据的尽调快照,不构成投资建议。关键财务、法律、技术和合同事实仍未公开;作出任何投资决定前,应直接向管理层和原始文件核验。

证据索引

结论
编号陈述可信度来源
CO001 GetYourGuide is an online marketplace for tours, activities, attractions, and other travel experiences. SO001, SO003
CO002 GetYourGuide Deutschland GmbH is listed in its terms as the platform operator with a registered Berlin address at Sonnenburger Straße 71-75, 10437 Berlin. SO005, SO006
CO003 GetYourGuide says the company was founded in 2009 by classmates Johannes, Tao, Martin, and Tobias after a Beijing travel-planning problem. SO001, SO002
CO004 The company narrative highlights Johannes Reck and Tao Tao as the original problem-discovery pair behind the founding story. SO001
CO005 The platform positions itself as a destination-discovery and booking layer rather than the legal provider of most activities. SO003, SO005
CO006 GetYourGuide states that service contracts for activities are concluded directly between travelers and suppliers, with GetYourGuide acting as commercial agent. SO005
CO007 GetYourGuide says its posted or booking price includes supplier-paid commission for facilitation, customer support, and brokering services. SO005
CO008 The company markets locally vetted and expertly curated experiences, including both attractions and under-the-radar activities. SO001, SO027, SO028
CO009 GetYourGuide states on its about page that travelers can choose from over 150,000 experiences in 12,000 cities. SO001
CO010 GetYourGuide says it has sold over 200 million tickets to travelers. SO001, SO010
CO011 The App Store listing says the GetYourGuide app helps travelers discover more than 75,000 experiences. SO027
CO012 The Google Play listing says the GetYourGuide app helps travelers find over 100,000 experiences. SO028
CO013 The differing experience counts across official web and app-store surfaces indicate metric definitions or update cadence are not fully harmonized publicly. SO001, SO027, SO028
CO014 GetYourGuide Supply describes the supplier base as legally compliant companies and independent operators that provide travel activities. SO003, SO006
CO015 GetYourGuide applies supplier onboarding review and platform guidelines to restrict activities it will not accept. SO003, SO005
CO016 The company exposes a partner and affiliate channel for distribution partners in addition to its direct consumer platform. SO004, SO006
CO017 GetYourGuide’s careers site describes the company as having grown to 1,000+ employees. SO002, SO025
CO018 The company remains private, so exact revenue, margin, cash balance, and full cap table detail are not disclosed in audited public filings. SO023, SO024, SO029
CO019 The careers site states that GetYourGuide has raised $883 million from investors, while later reported credit or debt facilities imply broader financing capacity beyond that equity-like figure. SO002, SO014, SO015, SO023, SO024
CO020 Reuters reported that SoftBank-backed GetYourGuide raised $194 million in 2023 at a valuation near $2 billion. SO016, SO017, SO018, SO019
CO021 Investor and trade coverage identify General Atlantic, Searchlight, KKR, and other growth-capital providers as important financing stakeholders. SO012, SO013, SO014, SO018, SO019
CO022 KKR coverage points to an $85 million growth-financing component for GetYourGuide in 2024. SO014, SO020
CO023 UniCredit coverage points to an €80 million financing package for GetYourGuide in 2024. SO015, SO020
CO024 GetYourGuide is generally characterized as a late-stage private travel-technology unicorn rather than a public company. SO016, SO017, SO023, SO024
CO025 Sifted coverage made profitability and IPO timing a 2026 diligence item, but the company has not published audited 2025 revenue in the retained sources. SO029, SO018, SO019
CO026 A 2026 IPO remains a rumor or media topic rather than a confirmed filed transaction because no retained S-1 or prospectus was found. SO016, SO017, SO029
CO027 Originals by GetYourGuide is an in-house branded collection of immersive experiences highlighted by the company. SO001
CO028 The mobile product supports discovery, booking, instant confirmation, reserve-now-pay-later, and offline ticket access. SO027, SO028
CO029 The company’s terms disclose algorithmic ranking that considers popularity, diversity, customer ratings, performance over time, and revenue generated including supplier commission. SO005
CO030 Supplier-provided activity descriptions, photos, and related content are maintained by suppliers, not directly guaranteed by GetYourGuide. SO005
CO031 The terms state that GetYourGuide is not responsible for supplier actions, errors, omissions, warranties, negligence, misconduct, injury, or other losses tied to activities. SO005
CO032 U.S. users are subject to a mandatory binding individual arbitration clause unless they opt out under the stated procedure. SO005
CO033 The privacy policy states that activity providers act as separate data controllers for booked activities. SO006
CO034 The privacy policy discloses multiple subprocessors and customer-service providers, including Zendesk, Transcom, Cohere, Teleperformance, AWS, Twilio, Braze, and fraud-prevention tools. SO006
CO035 Trustpilot is retained as an adverse customer-proof source because review platforms can surface refund, cancellation, and service-quality complaints that do not appear in company materials. SO026, SO005
CO036 GetYourGuide’s disclosed structure includes regional payment-processing entities in the U.S., Canada, Australia, the UK, and Switzerland. SO005
CO037 The company’s 2023 and 2024 financing events are the most recent retained evidence of external capital availability. SO016, SO020, SO022, SO023
CO038 The strongest verified company-scale facts for this chapter are 200 million tickets sold, 150,000 experiences, 12,000 cities, and 1,000+ employees. SO001, SO002
CO039 The minimum defensible valuation marker for this chapter is the roughly $1.9 billion to nearly $2 billion 2023 valuation reported around the $194 million round. SO016, SO017, SO018, SO019
CO040 The company has meaningful supplier-quality and legal-intermediation diligence exposure because travelers contract with independent suppliers for the underlying activity. SO003, SO005, SO026
CO041 The company’s strategic dependency set includes supply density, trusted reviews, app conversion, partner distribution, and continued access to growth capital. SO001, SO003, SO004, SO027, SO028
CO042 Later diligence should treat exact 2025 revenue, profitability, and 2026 IPO readiness as unresolved until management materials or filings are obtained.
CM001 The global tours, activities and attractions market was estimated at $271 billion in 2025 and projected to reach $342 billion by 2029. SM001, SM002, SM003
CM002 Arival and Phocuswright describe the experiences sector as growing at about an 8% 2023-2029 CAGR versus roughly 5% for the wider travel sector. SM001, SM004
CM003 Online channels represented only 33% of experience gross bookings in 2025, materially below broader global travel online penetration of 64%. SM001, SM005
CM004 Online penetration in experiences was reported as rising from 17% in 2019 toward a projected 42% by 2029. SM001
CM005 OTAs accounted for 37% of tours and activities bookings in 2025, up from 33% in 2024 and 28% in 2023. SM005, SM006, SM007
CM006 Operator website bookings declined from 29% in 2024 to 25% in 2025 while direct offline channels declined from 16% to 15%. SM005, SM006
CM007 Arival’s 2026 operator survey used 5,664 qualified operator responses across six languages, supporting the fragmentation and channel-mix readout. SM005
CM008 The market boundary for GetYourGuide includes tours, attractions, day trips, cultural activities, guided experiences and event-like destination activities, but excludes flights and lodging. SM001, SM021
CM009 GetYourGuide says its marketplace spans more than 150,000 experiences in 12,000 cities, indicating broad category coverage rather than a single vertical. SM021
CM010 GetYourGuide’s relevance is strongest in pre-trip and in-destination activity selection where app access, verified reviews, flexible policies and multilingual support reduce traveler friction. SM021
CM011 UN Tourism’s January 2026 barometer described global tourism as returning toward pre-pandemic growth trends, with demand supported by connectivity and visa facilitation. SM008, SM009
CM012 Continuing recovery in Asia-Pacific creates upside for experience marketplaces because long-haul and international trips tend to require itinerary planning and bookable activities. SM008, SM009, SM010
CM013 Klook’s Travel Pulse 2026 found 88% of Millennials and Gen Z planned to increase or maintain travel budgets in 2026. SM010
CM014 Simon-Kucher’s 2026 travel study found younger travelers increasingly use AI tools, social media and online platforms for inspiration, planning and booking. SM011, SM012
CM015 Expedia’s Unpack ’26 research used first-party data and a 24,000-person survey across 18 countries to identify local experiences as part of the new travel currency. SM024, SM025
CM016 American Express Travel’s 2026 trends coverage supports a premium consumer shift toward trip experiences rather than lodging-only purchase decisions. SM013
CM017 Booking.com for Business describes bleisure as a 2026 trend driven by flexible work and employees who treat leisure extension as an expectation rather than a perk. SM015, SM016
CM018 The Business Research Company estimated bleisure travel at $469.45 billion in 2025 and forecast $732.79 billion by 2030. SM017
CM019 Bleisure demand increases bookable activity occasions because business travelers can add short local tours and attractions before, after or around work trips. SM015, SM016, SM017
CM020 Global Market Insights defines online travel to include tour packages booked through OTAs and direct suppliers, making activities part of the broader digital travel wallet. SM026
CM021 MarkWide Research defines mobile travel booking as reservations of transportation, lodging and experiences through handheld devices, reinforcing mobile as a transaction channel for activities. SM028
CM022 Statista’s worldwide travel forecast cites revenge travel and return-to-in-person events as demand supports for travel and tourism. SM023
CM023 Airbnb requires experience hosts to meet identity, licensing, insurance and certification requirements where applicable before listings are published. SM022
CM024 Trust and safety standards are a category-level adoption constraint because tours can involve licensing, insurance, physical safety and activity-specific qualifications. SM022, SM021
CM025 European tourism authorities and travel publications document tourist taxes, bans and visitor limits as active responses to overtourism. SM018, SM019
CM026 Venice’s access-fee and group-management measures show that destination rules can directly affect group tours, attraction access and traveler friction. SM020, SM018
CM027 Destination regulation is adverse for marketplace growth when it caps peak-day access, raises visitor costs or forces operators to redesign group sizes and routes. SM018, SM019, SM020
CM028 OTA dependence is a two-sided risk: it gives small operators distribution but shifts demand capture and customer-acquisition economics toward platforms. SM005, SM006, SM007
CM029 The direct-online share decline reported by Arival suggests suppliers may accept marketplace dependence when direct acquisition becomes harder. SM005
CM030 Status-quo substitutes for GetYourGuide include hotel concierges, attraction box offices, walk-up ticket counters, local agents, operator websites and competing OTAs. SM005, SM021, SM022
CM031 A reasonable TAM lens uses total experiences spend, an online SAM lens uses the online-bookable share, and a SOM lens narrows to platform-addressable bookings in target geographies. SM001, SM005, SM026
CM032 Applying the 33% 2025 online share to the $271 billion 2025 experiences market implies roughly $89 billion of online experiences gross bookings in 2025. SM001, SM005
CM033 Applying the 42% 2029 online share to the $342 billion 2029 market implies roughly $144 billion of online experiences gross bookings by 2029. SM001
CM034 The 2025 to 2029 TAM expansion from $271 billion to $342 billion implies an additional $71 billion of annual category spend before any share gains. SM001
CM035 The 2025 to 2029 online gross booking expansion from about $89 billion to about $144 billion implies about $55 billion of incremental online-channel opportunity. SM001, SM005
CM036 Buyer segmentation should separate leisure travelers, younger international travelers, bleisure travelers, corporate travel arrangers, and destination activity operators. SM010, SM015, SM021
CM037 The payer is usually the traveler for leisure activities, but employers indirectly influence demand when travel policies allow or normalize bleisure extensions. SM015, SM016
CM038 Activity operators are the marketplace supplier and budget owner for commission, inventory, availability, content quality and channel-management decisions. SM005, SM021
CM039 The adoption trigger for travelers is often a destination, event, milestone, or social-media-inspired activity idea rather than a generic marketplace search. SM011, SM024, SM025
CM040 The adoption trigger for suppliers is demand access when direct marketing, search visibility and website conversion are insufficient. SM005, SM006
CM041 Horizontal OTAs, superapps and direct attractions can all enter experiences, so GetYourGuide’s market is attractive but competitively contestable. SM001, SM024, SM026, SM029
CM042 The most important diligence gap is GetYourGuide-specific share, repeat rate, take rate and cohort profitability within the online experiences SAM.
CM043 A second diligence gap is whether operator supply constraints in regulated destinations reduce peak inventory availability just as traveler demand rises.
CM044 A third diligence gap is how much of the reported online channel shift accrues to specialist experiences marketplaces versus large horizontal OTAs.
CM045 Overall, GetYourGuide participates in a large, recovering, under-digitized and increasingly mobile/social activity market, but platform economics must absorb regulation, trust obligations and supplier dependence risk. SM001, SM005, SM018, SM021, SM024
CP001 GetYourGuide positions itself as a global marketplace for tours, activities, attractions, and curated experiences. SP001, SP002
CP002 GetYourGuide says it offers more than 150,000 experiences in 12,000 cities and has sold over 200 million tickets. SP001, SP022
CP003 GetYourGuide supplier terms disclose no listing cost and a commission fee only on successful fulfilled bookings. SP002
CP004 GetYourGuide suppliers can connect reservation systems, ticketing platforms, and channel managers including Rezdy, Bokun, FareHarbor, Regiondo, and more than 100 others. SP002
CP005 GetYourGuide screens operators for legal compliance, quality, and responsible activity standards before onboarding. SP002
CP006 GetYourGuide markets Originals as exclusive or highly curated experiences such as before-hours access and sports behind-the-scenes products. SP001
CP007 Viator operates a consumer marketplace for tours, attractions, and experiences that overlaps directly with GetYourGuide traveler demand. SP003, SP004
CP008 Viator has a supplier portal that competes for the same operator inventory and partner onboarding attention as GetYourGuide. SP004
CP009 Klook describes itself as a mobile-first way to discover and book experiences, local activities, transport, and travel services. SP005, SP024
CP010 Klook emphasizes local teams and thousands of destinations, making it a direct competitor for destination activity discovery. SP005
CP011 Klook provides a merchant portal, indicating an active supplier-acquisition and inventory-management motion. SP006
CP012 Tiqets is focused on attractions, museums, and venue tickets, making it a narrower but relevant competitor in ticketed inventory. SP007, SP008
CP013 VELTRA offers tours and activities and is most relevant as a regional competitor rather than a uniformly global marketplace. SP009, SP010
CP014 Airbnb revived and promotes Experiences as an adjacent local-activity product that can compete for curated in-destination spend. SP011, SP012
CP015 Airbnb cancellation policy evidence shows flexible booking norms are available in adjacent experience marketplaces as well. SP030
CP016 Booking.com offers an Attractions surface, creating an OTA-owned path for travelers to buy activities adjacent to lodging. SP013, SP014
CP017 Expedia offers Things to Do and has developer infrastructure that can distribute travel supply through partner channels. SP015, SP020
CP018 Booking Holdings public filing scale makes its adjacent activity surface strategically important even if activities are not its core disclosed segment. SP021, SP013
CP019 Google Things to do lets eligible partners show activity items on Google surfaces and can support Things to do ads. SP017, SP018
CP020 Google directs operators to connectivity partners or direct integrations, which can weaken marketplace control over traveler discovery. SP017, SP019
CP021 Apple and Google Play listings confirm GetYourGuide, Viator, and Klook all compete through consumer mobile apps. SP022, SP023, SP024, SP025, SP026, SP027
CP022 Similarweb comparison evidence supports monitoring direct traffic and engagement between GetYourGuide and Viator rather than assuming one marketplace dominates every geography. SP028
CP023 Trustpilot evidence for Klook indicates customer-review risk remains a competitive dimension, not merely a product breadth dimension. SP029
CP024 Public pages do not disclose realized commission rates for GetYourGuide or Viator, so exact supplier economics remain a diligence gap. SP002, SP004
CP025 Public competitor pages support comparing list surfaces and onboarding claims but not private conversion rates or repeat-purchase economics. SP001, SP003, SP005
CP026 Operators can plausibly multi-home because GetYourGuide, Viator, Klook, Tiqets, Booking, Expedia, and Google each expose routes to demand or inventory. SP002, SP004, SP006, SP008, SP013, SP015, SP017
CP027 GetYourGuide differentiation is strongest where curated Originals, reviews, cancellation terms, and support combine rather than where inventory is commodity attraction admission. SP001, SP002, SP007, SP013
CP028 OTA bundling is a material threat because Booking.com and Expedia can place activities beside accommodation trip planning. SP013, SP015, SP020, SP021
CP029 Google is a distribution-power threat because it can intermediate discovery before a traveler reaches a marketplace brand. SP017, SP018, SP019
CP030 Airbnb is a differentiated adjacent threat where travelers want host-led local experiences rather than attraction tickets. SP011, SP012
CP031 Klook appears particularly relevant for Asia-oriented and mobile-first leisure demand, while Viator appears the broadest direct Western OTA-owned peer. SP003, SP004, SP005, SP006, SP023, SP024
CP032 Tiqets and VELTRA should be treated as focused peers that matter by category or region rather than full-spectrum global substitutes. SP007, SP008, SP009, SP010
CP033 GetYourGuide supplier pricing is publicly framed as commission-only, but rate level varies by country and is not visible before signup. SP002
CP034 Viator supplier and GetYourGuide supplier portals both indicate that supply acquisition is an active platform capability, not a passive directory. SP002, SP004
CP035 Expedia and Booking.com have credible distribution leverage even when their activity product depth is less transparent than direct marketplaces. SP013, SP015, SP016, SP020, SP021
CP036 Free cancellation and app-based trip management should be underwritten as category hygiene unless exclusivity or service quality is proven. SP001, SP030, SP022, SP023, SP024
CP037 Competitive diligence should verify exclusive inventory share, realized commission rates, supplier churn, and paid-search dependence before underwriting a durable moat.
CP038 The strongest adverse case is that Google and OTAs commoditize discovery while operators multi-home, compressing marketplace take rates and CAC efficiency. SP013, SP015, SP017, SP018, SP020, SP021
CP039 The strongest positive case is that GetYourGuide combines global breadth, curated Originals, verified reviews, support, and supplier tooling into a defensible consumer brand. SP001, SP002, SP022, SP025
CP040 Unavailable private metrics prevent ranking competitors by GMV, conversion, or contribution margin from public evidence alone. SP016, SP021, SP028
CI001 GetYourGuide monetizes by charging suppliers commission only on successful bookings rather than an upfront listing fee. SI014
CI002 Supplier payments are made for fulfilled bookings net of GetYourGuide commission, with monthly payout free and bi-monthly payout carrying a surcharge. SI014
CI003 GetYourGuide does not disclose the exact supplier commission rate publicly, stating that rates vary by country of operation. SI014
CI004 The platform supports reservation-system and channel-manager integrations with more than 100 systems, reducing supplier onboarding friction. SI014
CI005 The travel-agent portal advertises commission income for agents, paid monthly, creating a distribution channel separate from direct consumer acquisition. SI015
CI006 GetYourGuide Travel Agents reports 63,000+ registered travel agents, 85,000+ bookings daily, 150,000+ available activities, 12,000+ cities, and 37 traveler languages. SI015, SI016
CI007 GetYourGuide Careers reports 200,000+ experiences to discover, 50,000+ supply partners, 17 local offices, and 1,000+ employees. SI016
CI008 GetYourGuide Careers still describes $194 million as recent 2023 funding and says investors helped the company raise $883 million USD, which differs from news and analyst totals that include debt. SI016, SI002, SI004
CI009 GetYourGuide raised $194 million in June 2023 through $85 million of equity and $109 million of revolving credit facility financing. SI002, SI003, SI005
CI010 Blue Pool Capital led the 2023 $85 million Series F while UniCredit led the $109 million revolving credit facility with BNP Paribas, Citi, and KfW participating. SI003, SI005, SI006
CI011 Multiple independent reports put GetYourGuide near a $2 billion valuation after the 2023 financing, although Skift noted management did not disclose the valuation. SI002, SI003, SI004
CI012 CNBC reported total investment in GetYourGuide, including equity and debt, stood just over $1 billion after the 2023 round. SI002, SI004
CI013 GetYourGuide previously raised €114 million in convertible note financing in 2020 led by Searchlight Capital with existing investors and founders participating. SI001
CI014 TechCrunch reported that GetYourGuide secured a $133 million convertible note during the pandemic and laid off 20% of staff, showing prior capital-defense actions in a travel shock. SI003, SI001
CI015 CB Insights reports GetYourGuide has raised $1.079 billion over 18 rounds and tags an IPO-rumored event dated January 6, 2026. SI010
CI016 CB Insights reports GetYourGuide 2025 revenue of $1.17 billion, but the public profile gates detailed revenue data behind demo access. SI010
CI017 Skift reported CEO Johannes Reck said GetYourGuide became profitable for the first time, with positive adjusted EBITDA and revenue approaching €1 billion or $1.2 billion for the past year. SI021
CI018 Skift reported a record 10 million experiences booked in Q3 and booking value up 30% from 2024. SI021
CI019 Because the revenue milestone is reported via CEO remarks and analyst profiles rather than audited consolidated accounts, 2025 revenue should be treated as management-reported or estimated, not audited. SI010, SI021, SI019
CI020 Companies House shows the UK subsidiary filed small-company accounts for 2024 and 2023, but this filing history does not provide consolidated GetYourGuide group revenue, EBITDA, cash, or take-rate figures. SI019
CI021 The 2023 funding was earmarked for North America expansion, global marketplace growth, product innovation, and AI/LLM-enabled tools for travelers and supply partners. SI005, SI007, SI008
CI022 The platform offered more than 75,000 activities from more than 16,000 suppliers in 2023 according to independent funding coverage. SI003, SI006, SI009
CI023 Official 2026 surfaces show materially larger inventory than 2023, with 150,000+ to 200,000+ available experiences depending on the page and channel. SI015, SI016, SI018
CI024 The company’s cost base is dominated by performance marketing, customer support, product and AI engineering, supplier operations, payments, and refund handling rather than owned inventory or heavy capex. SI014, SI015, SI016, SI017
CI025 GetYourGuide does not appear to own tour inventory; suppliers retain pricing and availability control, which keeps capex low but shifts service-quality execution risk to the marketplace. SI014, SI023
CI026 Mobile app store pages emphasize instant confirmation, offline tickets, flexible cancellation for most bookings, and booking-management features, supporting conversion and customer-service promises. SI017, SI018
CI027 Flexible cancellation is limited to most bookings rather than all bookings, making cancellation policy and supplier execution important margin and customer-trust variables. SI017, SI023, SI022
CI028 SmartCustomer/Sitejabber summarizes GetYourGuide at 2.5 stars with complaints around cancellations, refunds, customer service, invalid tickets, and poor communication. SI022
CI029 Adverse review evidence creates a potential margin-pressure channel through refunds, support contacts, chargebacks, and lower repeat purchase, but public data does not quantify the financial impact. SI022, SI023
CI030 GetYourGuide’s reported Q3 2025 bookings and positive adjusted EBITDA imply operating leverage once travel demand, inventory depth, and conversion scale recover, but gross margin is not disclosed. SI021, SI014, SI015
CI031 The marketplace model likely has low capex relative to travel operators because payments, software, supplier tooling, and marketing are the main operating levers. SI014, SI015, SI024
CI032 Debt capacity from the 2023 RCF suggests lenders viewed GetYourGuide as having sufficient scale or collateralizable cash flows for a credit facility rarely available to weaker venture-stage travel firms. SI005, SI002
CI033 Current cash on hand, monthly burn, cash runway, gross margin, CAC, payback, and take rate are not publicly disclosed.
CI034 Without disclosed take rate or GMV, revenue quality must be triangulated from bookings, supplier count, app traction, and third-party revenue estimates. SI010, SI015, SI021
CI035 Statista’s travel-and-tourism tours-and-activities outlook provides independent analyst-market context that demand is a measurable online travel category rather than only company-created framing. SI020
CI036 Web in Travel reported GetYourGuide described the larger experiences market as $1.5 trillion, while Startupticker cited a $300 billion category and $1.5 trillion broader experiences market. SI008, SI009
CI037 A practical financial diligence case should use €1.0 billion to $1.2 billion as the current public revenue band and treat $1.17 billion as an analyst point estimate. SI010, SI021
CI038 At the reported near-$2 billion 2023 valuation and roughly $1.17 billion 2025 revenue estimate, headline revenue multiple would be about 1.7x, before adjusting for debt, cash, growth, and profitability. SI002, SI010, SI021
CI039 IPO readiness is plausible but unconfirmed: CB Insights tags IPO-rumored in 2026, while the company has not publicly released an S-1, prospectus, consolidated audit, or official IPO timetable. SI010, SI019
CI040 The financial verdict is constructive on scale and profitability path but constrained by private-company opacity around audited revenue, take rate, gross margin, cash, and unit economics. SI010, SI019, SI021, SI022
CE001 GetYourGuide presents the traveler product as a marketplace for discovering and booking attractions, tours and activities with reviews, free cancellation on most activities, pay-later options and 24/7 support. SE001, SE032
CE002 The supplier-facing product surface includes account management, product creation, booking management, performance analytics, ticket scanning, support chat and localized portal use. SE003, SE023
CE003 GetYourGuide documents API connectivity that can synchronize availability, retail prices, bookings and ticket barcodes or QR codes between supplier systems and GetYourGuide vouchers. SE005, SE008
CE004 The partner API is documented as RESTful, JSON-based, SSL-secured and authenticated with an API access token. SE008, SE007
CE005 Published API access tiers distinguish Basic/Teaser, Reading and Masterbill levels with traffic, booking and technical-capability requirements. SE004, SE008
CE006 The consumer mobile product is present on both Apple App Store and Google Play under GetYourGuide travel/ticket booking listings. SE028, SE029
CE007 Supplier ticket-scanner documentation indicates redemption can be performed from the Supplier Portal, making the portal part of the operational workflow rather than only a listing CMS. SE022, SE021
CE008 Provider rating and activity quality guideline pages indicate that reviews and quality standards feed supplier-facing quality management. SE018, SE019
CE009 Ranking documentation, official-ticket badges and likely-to-sell-out badges show a marketplace layer that shapes conversion through quality, authority and demand signals. SE009, SE015, SE020
CE010 Supplier onboarding is gated by application, eligibility and verification documentation, not a purely self-serve open-upload model. SE026, SE027
CE011 GetYourGuide Supply says suppliers can connect reservation systems, ticketing platforms and channel managers including Rezdy, Bokun, FareHarbor and Regiondo, plus over 100 others. SE033, SE005
CE012 The travel-agent surface offers commission-based distribution, while the partner API surface targets larger web, app and booking-volume partners. SE034, SE004
CE013 Public evidence supports yield-management-style functionality through automatic price-over-API updates and likely-to-sell-out demand badges, but does not disclose a proprietary dynamic-pricing algorithm. SE005, SE015
CE014 Safety, ethical and legal standards, restricted-activity rules and animal-welfare policy pages define categories of supply that can be refused, restricted or quality-controlled. SE010, SE016, SE017
CE015 Temporary suspension and permanent deactivation documentation shows GetYourGuide retains operational levers to remove activities that breach marketplace rules or performance thresholds. SE012, SE019
CE016 The supplier DSA page and legal terms make compliance an explicit marketplace surface for European platform obligations. SE024, SE032
CE017 Privacy policy and phishing guidance expose security and privacy surfaces, but public sources do not disclose detailed SOC 2, ISO 27001 or uptime-control evidence for the marketplace. SE031, SE025
CE018 The GitHub partner-api-spec repository is the clearest public developer signal for GetYourGuide product technology, while public open-source breadth appears limited. SE008, SE037
CE019 Supplier performance and recommended-action pages indicate a maturity layer for self-service optimization, but the metrics shown publicly are feature descriptions rather than audited outcomes. SE013, SE014
CE020 Current retained public sources did not surface a detailed, separately documented GetYourGuide Originals module comparable to the supplier portal or API docs. SE001, SE039
CE021 Cancellation guidance, booking-cancellation reasons and easy acknowledgement functionality indicate operational tooling to reduce avoidable failed bookings. SE011, SE023
CE022 Independent review sites contain both positive and negative customer experiences, with the adverse review surface centering on booking, cancellation and support outcomes rather than disclosed platform security incidents. SE030, SE035, SE036
CE023 Growth Hub and Spring 2026 supplier pages provide current supplier-facing release/optimization context, but the pages are marketing surfaces rather than a formal changelog. SE039, SE040
CE024 The marketplace architecture can be modeled as traveler discovery, marketplace ranking, booking/payment, supplier availability/pricing APIs, voucher redemption and post-booking quality feedback loops. SE001, SE005, SE009, SE022
CE025 Most module maturity evidence is strongest for search/listing, supplier portal workflows, API integration and QR-code redemption; roadmap, uptime and fraud-control telemetry remain private. SE003, SE005, SE022, SE039
CE026 Official-ticket and official-tour badges reduce traveler uncertainty by labeling listings with a higher-authority supply relationship, but they do not independently prove superior fulfillment quality. SE020, SE018
CE027 Tax/legal, DSA and phishing pages show compliance breadth across platform, supplier and security education obligations. SE024, SE025, SE027
CE028 The strongest independent product proof is mobile-app distribution and traveler-review coverage; the deepest architecture and supplier-tool details remain company-authored. SE028, SE029, SE030, SE005
CE029 No retained public source provides quantified API uptime, redemption failure rates, support SLA performance, fraud-loss rates or supplier dispute rates.
CE030 GetYourGuide Careers confirms an operating organization behind the platform, but does not substitute for public product architecture documentation. SE037, SE008
CE031 Owler characterizes GetYourGuide as an online travel agency enabling individuals to book tours and activities, corroborating the marketplace category from an independent market-data source. SE038, SE001
CE032 The supplier portal login is a distinct application surface, but its authenticated UI limits external diligence into internal workflow depth and reliability controls. SE002, SE003
CE033 Contacting-customer and messages-in-portal documentation indicate supplier-customer communication is mediated through GetYourGuide-controlled channels. SE023, SE003
CE034 The public product line combines traveler marketplace, supplier supply-management tools, integrator API, travel-agent affiliate surface and trust/compliance rules. SE001, SE003, SE004, SE034, SE024
CE035 Traveler review functionality is externally visible through app-store and consumer-review surfaces, but source-level data exports and anti-fraud review controls are not public. SE028, SE029, SE030
CE036 The official homepage emphasizes free cancellation on most activities and 24/7 support, which are trust features tied to consumer workflow rather than purely brand copy. SE001, SE032
CE037 Reservation-system integrations reduce manual availability, price and booking updates, which is a credible operator benefit when suppliers already use compatible systems. SE005, SE033
CE038 The likely-to-sell-out badge is a demand signal, not direct proof that GetYourGuide controls supplier inventory or owns yield-management decisions. SE015, SE005
CE039 The quality-control stack depends materially on supplier compliance and truthful product content, making verification and enforcement evidence central diligence gaps. SE019, SE027, SE012
CE040 Consumer-facing terms and privacy policies are mature enough to define transaction and data rules, while enterprise-grade security attestations were not found in retained sources. SE031, SE032, SE025
CU001 GetYourGuide serves two customer groups: travelers who book experiences and operators or activity providers who sell inventory through the marketplace. SU001, SU003
CU002 The official about page says GetYourGuide offers more than 150,000 experiences in 12,000 cities. SU002
CU003 The official about page says GetYourGuide has sold more than 200 million tickets to travelers. SU002
CU004 The supplier page claims GetYourGuide is trusted by more than 50,000 suppliers. SU003, SU004
CU005 The supplier page claims 40 million-plus monthly visitors as a demand-pool signal for suppliers. SU003, SU004
CU006 The supplier page claims 200,000 experiences around the world, which is higher than the 150,000-plus figure on the about page. SU002, SU003
CU007 The supplier page says GetYourGuide partners with more than 2,500 affiliates including Emirates, Expedia, Hilton, and American Express. SU003, SU004
CU008 The supplier page says suppliers can connect reservation systems, ticketing platforms, or channel managers such as Rezdy, Bokun, FareHarbor, and Regiondo. SU003
CU009 GetYourGuide says every supplier is verified and only top activities are approved for the curated marketplace. SU003
CU010 GetYourGuide says suppliers pay commission only on successful bookings rather than paying to list activities. SU003
CU011 The contact page separates traveler help topics from a dedicated contact route for tour operators or supply partners. SU006
CU012 The Paris destination page displayed more than 500 results and ranking disclosure in the fetched 2026 page. SU008
CU013 The New York City destination page displayed more than 500 results and showed recent booking signals on the fetched 2026 page. SU009
CU014 The Tokyo destination page displayed more than 500 results and a broad mix of food, culture, tours, and entertainment categories. SU010
CU015 The Dubai destination page displayed more than 500 results across desert safaris, yacht tours, cruises, food, and nightlife categories. SU011
CU016 London and Barcelona city pages add further European supply proof beyond Paris. SU012, SU013
CU017 Singapore adds APAC supply proof beyond Tokyo. SU014
CU018 The Big Bus Rome product page is a live named supplier/activity proof point in sightseeing transportation. SU015
CU019 The Louvre guided tour product page is a live named attraction/activity proof point for museum access supply. SU016
CU020 The Versailles guided palace tour product page is a live named attraction/activity proof point in day-trip supply. SU017
CU021 The Barcelona Sagrada Familia private-layover activity page is a live named supplier/activity proof point in private city-tour supply. SU018
CU022 Apple App Store copy says the app lets users discover more than 75,000 travel experiences, below the web and supplier-page experience counts. SU019, SU002
CU023 Google Play displayed a 4.9 rating, about 320,000 reviews, and 10 million-plus downloads for the Android app. SU020, SU025
CU024 Google Play app copy said users can find over 100,000 experiences, another count below supplier-page 200,000 and about-page 150,000-plus figures. SU020, SU002, SU003
CU025 Sitejabber/SmartCustomer displayed 874 reviews, a 2.5 out of 5 rating, and a summary emphasizing customer service, cancellation, refund, and communication complaints. SU021
CU026 The Atlas Heart 2026 review is an independent traveler-facing review source that discusses when to use and avoid GetYourGuide. SU023
CU027 JustUseApp provides another independent app-review surface for checking safety, legitimacy, and customer feedback. SU024
CU028 AppBrain provides an independent Android app-market data surface for GetYourGuide. SU025
CU029 Skift reported in April 2026 that GetYourGuide was updating AI features around the gap between planning and booking. SU026
CU030 PR Newswire maintains a GetYourGuide news page that can be used to refresh official distribution and partnership announcements. SU027
CU031 Wikipedia describes GetYourGuide as a German online marketplace for tour guides, excursions, activities, and attraction tickets. SU028
CU032 Destination pages disclose that rankings use popularity, customer ratings, performance, availability, diversity, revenue, and supplier commissions. SU008, SU009, SU010, SU011
CU033 The ranking disclosure says suppliers can increase commissions as part of marketing investment but are not guaranteed positions. SU008, SU009
CU034 Public sources do not disclose GRR, NRR, churn, renewal rates, or traveler cohort retention for GetYourGuide.
CU035 Public sources do not disclose top-supplier, top-channel, or top-customer concentration percentages.
CU036 The strongest traveler retention proxies are app ratings, review volume, verified reviews, cancellation flexibility, and repeatable destination coverage rather than formal cohort metrics. SU001, SU002, SU019, SU020
CU037 The strongest supplier expansion loop is marketplace demand plus affiliate distribution plus connectivity partners plus commission-only economics. SU003, SU004
CU038 The strongest traveler expansion loop is app-based discovery, verified reviews, flexible cancellation, and cross-destination inventory. SU001, SU002, SU019, SU020
CU039 Public evidence supports Europe, North America, APAC, and Middle East coverage, but it does not quantify regional booking mix. SU008, SU009, SU010, SU011, SU012, SU013, SU014
CU040 The named activity proof is production-marketplace proof because the pages are bookable consumer listings rather than pilots, but the fetched pages do not disclose supplier revenue contribution. SU015, SU016, SU017, SU018
CR001 GetYourGuide’s risk profile is marketplace-mediated because its own supplier page describes an online marketplace connecting travelers with local tour operators and activity providers. SR003, SR018
CR002 GetYourGuide’s terms place booking and cancellation conditions at the center of the consumer relationship. SR001
CR003 The privacy policy confirms customer data processing is a live operating and compliance surface for the company. SR002
CR004 The company publicly recruits across functions, implying execution capacity remains an operating variable rather than a static asset. SR004
CR005 Viator remains a direct activity marketplace alternative for travelers searching tours and things to do. SR005
CR006 Tripadvisor operates consumer attractions discovery surfaces that overlap with GetYourGuide travel intent. SR006, SR022
CR007 Tripadvisor public SEC submissions provide a high-reputation source for monitoring Viator/Tripadvisor competitive disclosures. SR007
CR008 Booking, Expedia and Airbnb are relevant adjacent-platform risks because their SEC submissions document large travel ecosystems that can add experiences to existing demand funnels. SR008, SR009, SR010
CR009 Google’s Things to Do documentation states qualifying partners can show activity items on Google-owned surfaces, creating distribution dependence and platform-encroachment risk. SR012, SR013
CR010 WTTC and IATA retained sources show travel demand remains macro-sensitive, so a shock can hit bookings, refunds and air-capacity-linked activity demand together. SR020, SR021
CR011 The European Commission describes package-travel rules and a 2023 proposal to amend them, keeping travel-intermediary obligations active. SR014, SR023
CR012 The Package Travel Directive can matter when activities are bundled or linked in ways that create package-like traveler expectations. SR014, SR001
CR013 The DSA creates online-platform governance and transparency obligations relevant to marketplaces. SR015, SR024
CR014 The P2B regulation is relevant because it governs platform-to-business terms, ranking transparency and dispute-handling for business users. SR016, SR023
CR015 Consumer-rights law remains a refund and disclosure risk for consumer-facing online travel bookings. SR025, SR031
CR016 GetYourGuide’s legal terms are a mitigation only if actual cancellation and refund operations match the disclosed rules. SR001, SR017
CR017 Privacy compliance risk is material because booking, marketing and support require personal-data handling. SR002, SR024
CR018 Platform rules can create regulatory remediation cost even without a large fine if ranking, trader disclosure or complaint handling must change. SR015, SR016, SR023, SR024
CR019 Supplier-facing platform obligations are relevant because GetYourGuide relies on local operators to fulfill the purchased service. SR003, SR016
CR020 The legal diligence priority is a jurisdiction-level map of package, consumer, platform and privacy obligations against actual booking flows. SR001, SR014, SR015, SR016, SR025
CR021 Supplier fulfillment risk is structurally high because the retained supplier source describes a marketplace connecting travelers with independent local operators. SR003
CR022 App Store materials indicate consumer mobile booking is a core surface for GetYourGuide. SR018
CR023 Google Play materials similarly position the app as a way to discover and book travel experiences globally. SR019
CR024 The Apple listing states the app offers more than 75,000 travel experiences, making supplier coverage and QA a large-scale operating challenge. SR018
CR025 SmartCustomer’s retained review summary cites poor service, cancellations, lack of refunds and unreliable booking practices as adverse customer themes. SR017
CR026 Adverse review themes indicate refund and support failures can become brand and conversion risks rather than isolated service tickets. SR017, SR028
CR027 Trustpilot was access-blocked in this run, leaving an access gap for an additional adverse review corpus. SR028
CR028 Operational dashboards should track cancellation rate, refund cycle time, chargebacks, support backlog and repeat-offender suppliers. SR001, SR003, SR017
CR029 A privacy or account-data incident would transmit through consumer trust and regulatory response even though no public incident ledger was found in retained sources.
CR030 Public sources do not disclose operator-level defect rates, making supplier-quality residual risk unresolved.
CR031 Google can intermediate activity discovery through Things to Do feed integrations on Google-owned surfaces. SR012, SR013
CR032 Alphabet’s 10-K is a high-reputation filing source for monitoring Google platform risk, even though GetYourGuide-specific exposure is not disclosed there. SR011
CR033 Viator and Tripadvisor represent direct competitor surfaces for activity booking and attractions discovery. SR005, SR006, SR022
CR034 Booking, Expedia and Airbnb filing sources create a watch list for OTA encroachment into activities and experiences. SR008, SR009, SR010
CR035 Suppliers can multi-home across GetYourGuide, Viator, direct channels and OTA partners, limiting exclusivity and commission leverage. SR003, SR005, SR008, SR009
CR036 Semrush and Similarweb are retained as external traffic-discovery sources, but neither substitutes for GetYourGuide’s private paid/organic channel mix. SR026, SR027
CR037 Public sources do not disclose CAC payback, repeat-booking rate, contribution margin or take-rate by channel.
CR038 The 2023 reported $194 million financing is historical rather than proof of 2026 liquidity or unit economics. SR029
CR039 Travel shock exposure remains material because activity bookings depend on discretionary travel demand and air/trip capacity. SR020, SR021, SR030
CR040 Private disclosure gaps around gross booking value, refund leakage and supplier concentration limit underwriting confidence. SR001, SR003, SR026, SR027
CR041 A measurable mitigation for regulatory risk is documented DSA, P2B, package-travel, consumer-rights and privacy control ownership. SR014, SR015, SR016, SR023, SR024, SR025
CR042 A measurable mitigation for operational risk is declining supplier defects, refund exceptions and complaint themes by cohort. SR003, SR017
CR043 A measurable mitigation for competitive risk is growth in direct, app and repeat demand relative to paid search and OTA partner demand. SR018, SR019, SR026, SR027
CR044 The risk thesis breaks if Google or large OTAs capture the traveler relationship while GetYourGuide retains supplier-support and refund costs. SR008, SR009, SR010, SR012, SR017
CR045 The risk thesis also breaks if refund complaints or app-review deterioration persist despite support and supplier-quality investment. SR017, SR018, SR019, SR028
CR046 Take-rate compression is a critical monitor because suppliers can list through competing marketplaces and direct channels. SR003, SR005, SR006
CR047 Paid-marketing dependence is a critical monitor because external traffic tools can observe visibility but not CAC payback. SR026, SR027
CR048 A forced legal or regulatory remediation affecting refunds, ranking or trader disclosure would reduce operating leverage. SR014, SR015, SR016, SR023, SR024, SR025
CR049 A travel-demand shock can create simultaneous booking decline and refund/support load, stressing working capital and customer trust. SR020, SR021, SR030
CR050 The next diligence package should require gross-booking-value-to-net-revenue bridges after refunds, chargebacks, paid marketing, supplier incentives and support cost. SR001, SR003, SR017, SR026, SR027
CV001 The recommended stance is track/research-more unless entry is available at or below a low-single-digit revenue multiple with clean preference terms. SV001, SV006, SV015
CV002 Reuters reported GetYourGuide raised $194 million in 2023 at a valuation nearly $2 billion. SV006, SV007
CV003 The private valuation commonly rounds to about $1.9 billion for underwriting purposes. SV006, SV007
CV004 If 2025 revenue exceeded $1 billion and profitability held, the last disclosed valuation would imply a low-single-digit revenue multiple. SV006, SV011, SV015
CV005 That inference is not a substitute for audited company revenue because GetYourGuide remains private and does not publish consolidated accounts in this source set. SV009, SV010
CV006 The bull case requires sustained category growth, continued ticket scale, and evidence that profitability is repeatable after growth investment. SV001, SV011, SV015
CV007 The base case supports monitoring because the market and brand look attractive while valuation-critical financial inputs remain private. SV001, SV010, SV011
CV008 The bear case is multiple compression if growth slows, marketing intensity rises, or tours-and-activities competition limits take rate. SV017, SV020, SV014
CV009 Booking Holdings is a relevant travel marketplace comparable because it discloses global online travel revenue and profitability. SV015, SV021
CV010 Airbnb is a relevant marketplace comparable because it discloses travel marketplace revenue and risk factors. SV016, SV022
CV011 Tripadvisor is a useful adverse comparable because its filing highlights competitive and travel-demand risks around online travel services. SV017, SV023
CV012 Booking is an imperfect comparable because lodging and flights dominate its economics whereas GetYourGuide is focused on activities and experiences. SV015, SV001
CV013 Airbnb is an imperfect comparable because accommodations supply and host economics differ from tours and activity operators. SV016, SV005
CV014 Tripadvisor is an imperfect but cautionary comparable because experiences exposure sits inside a broader media and travel portfolio. SV017, SV020
CV015 GetYourGuide states it offers more than 150,000 experiences across 12,000 cities. SV001
CV016 GetYourGuide states it has sold more than 200 million tickets. SV001
CV017 The supplier portal supports the view that operators are a distinct side of the marketplace. SV005
CV018 GetYourGuide terms frame the company as an intermediary rather than the principal operator of every experience. SV002
CV019 Intermediary positioning makes take rate, refund exposure, and supplier quality control central valuation diligence items. SV002, SV005
CV020 IMARC describes online travel as a large growth market, supporting the market-expansion leg of the thesis. SV011
CV021 Grand View Research, Allied Market Research, and Mordor Intelligence were retained as market-data checks even where live retrieval was restricted. SV012, SV013, SV014
CV022 The 2024 financing reports from UniCredit, KKR, and industry coverage indicate follow-on capital support after the 2023 equity round. SV025, SV027, SV028, SV029
CV023 Debt or structured financing should be treated as support for runway, not as proof that common equity upside is uncapped. SV028, SV029, SV006
CV024 A buy recommendation would require audited revenue, gross margin, contribution margin, cash conversion, and current cap-table preference evidence. SV009, SV010, SV015
CV025 The current evidence supports fair-to-attractive valuation only if revenue scale and profitability claims are verified in diligence. SV006, SV010, SV011
CV026 The valuation becomes stretched if confirmed revenue is materially below $1 billion or profitability was temporary. SV006, SV011, SV017
CV027 The valuation becomes more attractive if audited 2025 revenue is above $1 billion with durable positive EBITDA and no onerous preferences. SV006, SV015, SV016
CV028 An IPO path in 2026 is optional rather than bankable because no S-1 or prospectus source was found in the retained source set. SV021, SV022, SV023
CV029 No retained filing shows GetYourGuide public-company registration as of the 2026 run date. SV021, SV022, SV023
CV030 Public filings for Booking, Airbnb, and Tripadvisor show investors can benchmark travel marketplaces against profitable public alternatives. SV015, SV016, SV017
CV031 The investment KPI score should discount private opacity even when marketplace scale is attractive. SV001, SV009, SV010
CV032 The risk rating is medium-high because valuation depends on private financials and macro travel demand while public scale evidence is favorable. SV001, SV017, SV020
CV033 Price sensitivity is central: a lower entry price can compensate for opacity, but a premium to 2023 valuation requires new audited evidence. SV006, SV010, SV017
CV034 Evidence sensitivity is central: revenue, margin, take-rate, and preference evidence can move the call from track to buy or avoid. SV002, SV009, SV010
CV035 Competition from diversified online travel platforms limits the case for assigning full Airbnb or Booking multiples to GetYourGuide. SV015, SV016, SV017
CV036 The best-price guarantee page could not be verified at the retained URL, so no pricing moat is underwritten from that source. SV034
CV037 Privacy and data-protection obligations remain valuation-relevant because travel platforms process customer and supplier data. SV003
CV038 Active careers and company pages support ongoing operations but do not quantify headcount or productivity. SV004, SV001
CV039 A final diligence process should request monthly GMV, net revenue, take rate, CAC/payback, repeat booking, refund, and supplier churn cohorts. SV002, SV005, SV010
CV040 A thesis-break trigger is any down round, recapitalization, or structured preference that leaves common equity below the 2023 mark. SV006, SV028, SV029
CV041 Another thesis-break trigger is evidence that growth depends on unprofitable paid acquisition rather than repeat demand and supply density. SV011, SV017, SV020
CV042 The final diligence asks are material but not blocking for a track recommendation because public evidence still supports a scaled category leader. SV001, SV006, SV011
CV043 If audited revenue and EBITDA are confirmed, an exit at public-market low-to-mid single-digit revenue multiples could still produce acceptable upside from the 2023 mark. SV015, SV016, SV017
CV044 If growth slows into public-market multiple compression, downside could include a flat or discounted exit despite operational scale. SV017, SV020, SV014
CV045 The final recommendation should not be buy until current 2026 capitalization, revenue, and margin evidence are directly verified. SV006, SV009, SV010
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SO001 GetYourGuide About Us | GetYourGuide Founded by classmates Johannes, Tao, Martin, and Tobias in 2009.
SO002 GetYourGuide Careers Careers at GetYourGuide | Join the journey Our investors have helped us raise $883 million USD.
SO003 GetYourGuide Supply Become a GetYourGuide Supplier GetYourGuide is an online marketplace for tours, activities, and attractions.
SO004 GetYourGuide Partner Travel Affiliate Program
SO005 GetYourGuide General Terms and Conditions We operate the GetYourGuide Platform as an intermediary platform.
SO006 GetYourGuide Privacy Policy Activity Provider means the provider of the tours, attractions, or touristic experiences.
SO007 GetYourGuide Newsroom GetYourGuide closes $194 million financing round to accelerate growth
SO008 GetYourGuide Newsroom GetYourGuide raises $85 million in Series F funding
SO009 GetYourGuide Newsroom GetYourGuide announces new financing from UniCredit
SO010 GetYourGuide Newsroom GetYourGuide surpasses 100 million tickets sold
SO011 GetYourGuide Newsroom GetYourGuide and easyJet partner to bring experiences to millions of customers
SO012 General Atlantic GetYourGuide Raises $194 Million to Accelerate Growth
SO013 Searchlight Capital Partners GetYourGuide closes $194 million financing round
SO014 KKR KKR provides $85 million growth financing to GetYourGuide
SO015 UniCredit Group UniCredit provides €80 million financing to GetYourGuide
SO016 Reuters SoftBank-backed GetYourGuide raises $194 mln at valuation near $2 bln
SO017 Bloomberg GetYourGuide valued at nearly $2 billion in new funding round
SO018 PhocusWire GetYourGuide raises $194M in funding
SO019 Skift GetYourGuide raises $194 million as travel experiences surge
SO020 Skift GetYourGuide gets $85M more as demand for tours and activities soars
SO021 EU-Startups Berlin-based GetYourGuide picks up €174 million
SO022 Travel Weekly GetYourGuide funding round
SO023 Crunchbase GetYourGuide organization profile
SO024 PitchBook GetYourGuide company profile
SO025 LinkedIn GetYourGuide company profile
SO026 Trustpilot GetYourGuide reviews
SO027 Apple App Store GetYourGuide: Plan & Book App Find over 75,000 experiences.
SO028 Google Play GetYourGuide: Travel & Tickets Find over 100,000 experiences.
SO029 Sifted GetYourGuide profitability and IPO coverage
SM001 Arival Experiences Surging Toward $342 Billion Tours, activities and attractions are $271 billion in 2025 and projected to reach $342 billion by 2029.
SM002 TravelAge West Experiences Become Travel’s Fastest Growing Segment, Projected to Hit $345 Billion by 2029 The experiences sector is projected to become one of travel’s fastest-growing segments by 2029.
SM003 Travel Professional News Arival and Phocuswright Release Landmark Global Market-Sizing Report Showing Travel Experiences Surging Toward $342B by 2029 Arival and Phocuswright released a global market-sizing report showing travel experiences surging toward $342B by 2029.
SM004 Breaking Travel News Arival and Phocuswright release landmark global market-sizing report The Arival and Phocuswright report described experiences as a major and fast-growing travel segment.
SM005 PhocusWire OTAs gain share of experiences bookings as direct declines OTAs accounted for 37% of tours and activities bookings in 2025, up from 33% in 2024.
SM006 eGlobal Travel Media OTA Bookings Rise as Direct Sales Slide Globally The publication summarized Arival findings that OTA bookings rose while direct sales slipped globally.
SM007 Travel Daily News OTA bookings hit surge, direct sales slide across global experiences industry The experiences industry saw OTA bookings surge and direct sales slide, based on Arival operator data.
SM008 UN Tourism World Tourism Barometer:January 2026 | UN Tourism UN Tourism reported a return toward pre-pandemic growth trends, supported by demand, connectivity and visa facilitation.
SM009 PAX News Int’l tourist arrivals up 4% in 2025, growth to continue in 2026: UN Tourism International tourist arrivals rose in 2025 and growth was expected to continue in 2026, according to UN Tourism.
SM010 Klook Bigger Budgets, Bolder Trips: Klook Finds 88% of Millennials and Gen Z Keeping Travel Spending Strong in 2026 Klook found 88% of Millennials and Gen Z planned to increase or maintain travel budgets in 2026.
SM011 Simon-Kucher Gen Z and AI Redefine Global Travel as 2026 Marks a New Era of Digital Discovery and Rising Demand Simon-Kucher found younger travelers are shaping inspiration, planning and booking via AI, social media and online platforms.
SM012 Simon-Kucher From AI tools to wellness retreats: Five global travel trends for 2026 The 2026 travel trends study emphasized AI tools, wellness retreats and digital discovery.
SM013 American Express American Express Travel® Reveals Top Travel Trends for 2026 American Express Travel highlighted top 2026 travel trends tied to experience-led trips.
SM014 KAYAK What the Future: 2026 KAYAK’s 2026 report framed emerging traveler behaviors and destination decision patterns.
SM015 Booking.com for Business 30+ Bleisure Travel Statistics and Trends | Booking.com for Business Booking.com for Business described bleisure as a durable 2026 trend shaped by flexible work and employee expectations.
SM016 Navan Bleisure Travel Statistics 2026: Data, Trends, and Insights Companies Need to Know Navan summarized 2026 bleisure statistics and implications for company travel programs.
SM017 The Business Research Company Bleisure Travel Market Size, Share And Statistics Report 2026 TBRC estimated bleisure travel at $469.45B in 2025 and forecast $732.79B by 2030.
SM018 European Commission Tourism Transition Pathway Europe's new tourist rules: Taxes, bans and limits explained The European tourism transition resource summarized tourist taxes, bans and visitor limits as overtourism responses.
SM019 Travel and Tour World Europe’s New Tourist Taxes in 2026: Barcelona, Venice, Edinburgh, and More Are Adding Hidden Fees You Can’t Miss! European destinations added or raised tourist taxes in 2026, increasing friction for travelers and operators.
SM020 Curiosity Saves Travel Venice's new tourist access fee to combat over-tourism Venice’s visitor access fee and group-size restrictions illustrate destination-level controls on tourist flows.
SM021 GetYourGuide About Us | GetYourGuide GetYourGuide says it offers more than 150,000 experiences in 12,000 cities with verified reviews and support.
SM022 Airbnb Help Center Airbnb Services and Experiences standards and requirements Airbnb requires identity verification, licenses, insurance or certifications where applicable before experience listings are published.
SM023 Statista Travel & Tourism - Worldwide | Statista Market Forecast Statista’s worldwide travel and tourism forecast discusses recovery, revenge travel and a shift back to in-person events.
SM024 Expedia Group Partner Central Unpack '26: The trends and what they mean for travel businesses Expedia’s Unpack ’26 drew on first-party data and 24K survey respondents across 18 countries to identify local experiences shaping travel.
SM025 Expedia Group Newsroom Expedia Group released Unpack ’26: The Trends in Travel Expedia Group announced its 2026 trends report across Expedia, Hotels.com and Vrbo.
SM026 Global Market Insights Online Travel Market Size & Share, Forecasts Report 2026-2035 GMI’s online travel forecast covers transportation, accommodation and tour packages by online agencies and direct suppliers.
SM027 Perk 70+ Online Travel Booking Statistics and Trends [2025] Perk compiled online travel booking statistics and trends relevant to business-travel buying workflows.
SM028 MarkWide Research Mobile Travel Booking Market Size, Share, and Industry Trends Forecast 2026-2036 MarkWide defined mobile travel booking as reservations of transportation, lodging and experiences through handheld devices.
SM029 WorldMetrics Online Travel Agency Industry Statistics | Fact-Checked 2026 WorldMetrics compiled 2026 online travel agency industry statistics for market structure and digital behavior.
SP001 GetYourGuide About GetYourGuide
SP002 GetYourGuide Supplier FAQ
SP003 Viator Viator marketplace homepage
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SP005 Klook About Klook
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SP007 Tiqets Tiqets consumer marketplace
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SP009 VELTRA VELTRA tours and activities marketplace
SP010 VELTRA About VELTRA
SP011 Airbnb Newsroom Airbnb 2025 Summer Release
SP012 Airbnb Airbnb Experiences
SP013 Booking.com Booking.com Attractions
SP014 Booking.com Booking.com partner join page
SP015 Expedia Expedia Things to Do
SP016 Expedia Group Expedia Group SEC filings page
SP017 Google for Developers Things to do overview
SP018 Google for Developers Things to do feed specification overview
SP019 Google for Developers Things to do policies
SP020 Expedia Group Developers Expedia Group developer platform
SP021 U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission Booking Holdings 2024 Form 10-K
SP022 Apple App Store GetYourGuide app listing
SP023 Apple App Store Viator app listing
SP024 Apple App Store Klook app listing
SP025 Google Play GetYourGuide Android listing
SP026 Google Play Viator Android listing
SP027 Google Play Klook Android listing
SP028 Similarweb GetYourGuide vs Viator traffic comparison
SP029 Trustpilot Klook reviews profile
SP030 Airbnb Help Center Airbnb Experiences cancellation help
SI001 GetYourGuide Press Center GetYourGuide Announces €114 Million In Convertible Note Financing raised €114 million in convertible note financing
SI002 CNBC TripAdvisor rival GetYourGuide nears $2 billion valuation as it raises fresh funds to invest in A.I. raised $194 million of equity and debt financing
SI003 TechCrunch GetYourGuide books $194M at a $2B valuation with travel experiences back in business $85 million Series F and a revolving credit facility of $109 million
SI004 Skift GetYourGuide’s $194 Million Investment Raise Pushes it Into $1 Billion Funding League total investment over the $1 billion threshold
SI005 Tech.eu GetYourGuide raises $194 million to fuel curated travel experiences and global expansion closing of $194 million in equity and credit financing
SI006 FinSMEs GetYourGuide Raises $194M in Funding more than 75,000 activities from over 16,000 experience creators
SI007 The SaaS News GetYourGuide Closes $194 Million in Funding secured $194 million in equity and credit financing
SI008 Startupticker.ch GetYourGuide secures $194 million to boost further growth closed a $85 million Series F funding round and secured a Revolving Credit Facility
SI009 Web in Travel GetYourGuide nabs $194M for global expansion, more AI development more than 75,000 activities available in its marketplace
SI010 CB Insights GetYourGuide Stock Price, Funding, Valuation, Revenue & Financials 2025 revenue was $1.17B
SI011 Crunchbase Series F - GetYourGuide - 2023-06-01
SI012 Forge Global Invest and Sell GetYourGuide Stock
SI013 GetLatka GetYourGuide Revenue, Valuation & Funding History (2025)
SI014 GetYourGuide Supply Become a GetYourGuide Supplier only charged a commission fee for bookings that are successful
SI015 GetYourGuide Travel Agents GetYourGuide Travel Agents 85,000+ bookings daily with a 4.3-star average rating from 1M+ verified reviews
SI016 GetYourGuide Careers Careers at GetYourGuide | Join the journey 1000+ Employees
SI017 Google Play GetYourGuide: Travel & Tickets - Apps on Google Play
SI018 Apple App Store GetYourGuide: Plan & Book App - App Store
SI019 Companies House GETYOURGUIDE UK LTD filing history Accounts for a small company made up to 31 December 2024
SI020 Statista Travel & Tourism - Tours & Activities worldwide
SI021 Skift GetYourGuide Says It’s Profitable on $1 Billion+ in Sales: How it Stacks up in Experiences adjusted EBITDA have been positive with revenue approaching €1 billion ($1.2 billion)
SI022 SmartCustomer / Sitejabber GetYourGuide Reviews - 2.5 Stars significant customer dissatisfaction, primarily stemming from poor customer service and unreliable booking practices
SI023 GetYourGuide General Terms and Conditions
SI024 GetYourGuide Legal Notice
SI025 GetYourGuide About Us
SE001 GetYourGuide Book Things To Do, Attractions, and Tours Trusted reviews, quality tours, and all the details you need to decide.
SE002 GetYourGuide Supplier Portal Supply Partner account management login
SE003 GetYourGuide Supply Partner Help Center Supply Partner Help Center
SE004 GetYourGuide Partner Support API integration and requirements Basic, Reading and Masterbill API access levels provide different capabilities.
SE005 GetYourGuide Supply Partner Help Center API Features and Functionalities Automatic updates of product availability and pricing; automatic processing of bookings; QR codes added to vouchers.
SE006 GetYourGuide Integrator Portal Integrator Portal | GetYourGuide for Integrators
SE007 GetYourGuide API Reference GetYourGuide API Reference
SE008 GitHub / getyourguide partner-api-spec: GetYourGuide Partner API OpenAPI Specifications RESTful interface, JSON media format, SSL and API access token.
SE009 GetYourGuide Supply Partner Help Center How ranking works on GetYourGuide
SE010 GetYourGuide Supply Partner Help Center Safety, Ethical and Legal Standards at GetYourGuide
SE011 GetYourGuide Supply Partner Help Center Alternatives to cancelling / reducing cancellations
SE012 GetYourGuide Supply Partner Help Center Understanding temporary suspension and permanent deactivation of your activities on GetYourGuide
SE013 GetYourGuide Supply Partner Help Center Understanding the Performance Section
SE014 GetYourGuide Supply Partner Help Center How to use Recommended Actions
SE015 GetYourGuide Supply Partner Help Center Understanding the Likely to sell out Badge on GetYourGuide
SE016 GetYourGuide Supply Partner Help Center Restricted Activities on GetYourGuide
SE017 GetYourGuide Supply Partner Help Center GetYourGuide's Animal Welfare Policy
SE018 GetYourGuide Supply Partner Help Center Understanding the Provider Rating
SE019 GetYourGuide Supply Partner Help Center GetYourGuide Activity Quality Guidelines
SE020 GetYourGuide Supply Partner Help Center What does the Official Ticket and/or Official Tour badge mean?
SE021 GetYourGuide Supply Partner Help Center Sample Voucher
SE022 GetYourGuide Supply Partner Help Center Using the ticket scanner on the Supplier Portal
SE023 GetYourGuide Supply Partner Help Center Supplier Portal Navigation menu
SE024 GetYourGuide Supply Partner Help Center Compliance with the EU Digital Services Act
SE025 GetYourGuide Supply Partner Help Center Protecting Yourself from Phishing Scams
SE026 GetYourGuide Supply Partner Help Center Getting Started as a Supply Partner
SE027 GetYourGuide Supply Partner Help Center Verification: How to Prepare and Complete Verification
SE028 Apple App Store GetYourGuide: Plan & Book
SE029 Google Play GetYourGuide: Travel & Tickets
SE030 Sitejabber / Smart.Reviews GetYourGuide Reviews Consumer review surface includes both positive and negative reviews about booking and support outcomes.
SE031 GetYourGuide Privacy Policy
SE032 GetYourGuide General Terms and Conditions
SE033 GetYourGuide Supply Become a GetYourGuide Supplier Suppliers can connect reservation systems, ticketing platforms, channel managers such as Rezdy, Bokun, FareHarbor and Regiondo, and over 100 others.
SE034 GetYourGuide Travel Agents GetYourGuide Travel Agents
SE035 The Atlas Heart GetYourGuide Review [2026]: When To Use & When To Avoid It
SE036 My Adventures Across The World GetYourGuide Review: 15 Best Things To Know Before Booking
SE037 GetYourGuide Careers Careers at GetYourGuide | Join the journey
SE038 Owler GetYourGuide Company Profile
SE039 GetYourGuide Supply Growth Hub
SE040 GetYourGuide Supply Spring 2026 supplier campaign
SU001 GetYourGuide Book Things To Do, Attractions, and Tours Trusted reviews, quality tours, and all the details you need to decide.
SU002 GetYourGuide About Us Choose from over 150,000 experiences in 12,000 cities... We’ve sold over 200 million tickets to the world’s travelers.
SU003 GetYourGuide Supplier Become a GetYourGuide Supplier trusted by over 50K suppliers: 40M+ monthly visitors... 200K experiences around the world
SU004 GetYourGuide Supply Become a GetYourGuide Supplier We partner with 2.5K+ affiliates like Emirates, Expedia, Hilton, American Express and more
SU005 GetYourGuide Partner Travel Affiliate Program Travel Affiliate Program - Make Money while travelling | GetYourGuide
SU006 GetYourGuide Contact us Are you a tour operator or supply partner? Contact us via your dedicated help page.
SU007 GetYourGuide All Tours, Attractions & Activities by Destination
SU008 GetYourGuide The BEST Paris Tours and Things to Do in 2026 500+ results: Paris
SU009 GetYourGuide The BEST New York City Tours and Things to Do in 2026 500+ results: New York City
SU010 GetYourGuide The BEST Tokyo Tours and Things to Do in 2026 500+ results: Tokyo
SU011 GetYourGuide The BEST Dubai Tours and Things to Do in 2026 500+ results
SU012 GetYourGuide The BEST London Tours and Things to Do in 2026
SU013 GetYourGuide The BEST Barcelona Tours and Things to Do in 2026
SU014 GetYourGuide The BEST Singapore Tours and Things to Do in 2026
SU015 GetYourGuide Rome: Big Bus Hop-on, Hop-off Open-Top Sightseeing Tour - 2026
SU016 GetYourGuide Paris: Louvre Museum Guided Tour with Reserved Entry - 2026
SU017 GetYourGuide Versailles: Skip-the-Line Guided Palace Tour and Full Access - 2026
SU018 GetYourGuide Barcelona Private Layover Tour: Sagrada Familia & Highlights - 2026
SU019 Apple App Store GetYourGuide: Plan & Book App Download the app to discover more than 75,000 unforgettable travel experiences.
SU020 Google Play GetYourGuide: Travel & Tickets 4.9 | 320K reviews | 10M+ Downloads
SU021 Sitejabber / SmartCustomer GetYourGuide Reviews - 874 Customers Rate 2.5/5 (2026) significant customer dissatisfaction, primarily stemming from poor customer service and unreliable booking practices
SU022 Reddit Anyone booked a tour with GetYourGuide? Warning: Target URL returned error 403: Forbidden
SU023 The Atlas Heart GetYourGuide Review [2026]: When To Use & When To Avoid It
SU024 Justuseapp.com GetYourGuide Reviews (2026)
SU025 AppBrain GetYourGuide: Travel & Tickets - Free APK Download for Android
SU026 Skift GetYourGuide AI Updates Target the Gap Between Planning and Booking
SU027 PR Newswire GetYourGuide News and Press Releases
SU028 Wikipedia GetYourGuide
SR001 GetYourGuide General Terms and Conditions Terms and Conditions, together with the Privacy Policy, govern your use of GetYourGuide’s services.
SR002 GetYourGuide Privacy Policy
SR003 GetYourGuide Supply Become a GetYourGuide Supplier GetYourGuide is an online marketplace for tours, activities, and attractions.
SR004 GetYourGuide Careers at GetYourGuide
SR005 Viator Viator: Travel Tours, Activities, and Things to Do | 2026
SR006 Tripadvisor Best Things to Do Near Me - Tripadvisor
SR007 U.S. SEC Tripadvisor submissions, CIK0001526520
SR008 U.S. SEC Booking Holdings submissions, CIK0001075531
SR009 U.S. SEC Expedia Group submissions, CIK0001324424
SR010 U.S. SEC Airbnb submissions, CIK0001559720
SR011 U.S. SEC Alphabet 2024 Form 10-K
SR012 Google for Developers Overview and Eligibility - Things to Do Qualifying partners can show travel activity related items on Google-owned surfaces.
SR013 Google for Developers Google Actions Center verticals
SR014 European Commission Package travel directive
SR015 European Commission The Digital Services Act
SR016 European Commission Platform-to-business trading practices
SR017 SmartCustomer GetYourGuide Reviews - 2.5 Stars GetYourGuide’s reputation is marred by significant customer dissatisfaction, primarily stemming from poor customer service and unreliable booking practices.
SR018 Apple App Store GetYourGuide: Plan & Book App Download the app to discover more than 75,000 unforgettable travel experiences.
SR019 Google Play GetYourGuide: Travel & Tickets
SR020 World Travel & Tourism Council Travel & Tourism Economic Impact Research
SR021 IATA Airline Profitability to Strengthen Slightly in 2025 Despite Headwinds Airline profitability to strengthen slightly in 2025 despite headwinds.
SR022 Tripadvisor About Tripadvisor
SR023 EUR-Lex Regulation (EU) 2019/1150 - P2B regulation
SR024 EUR-Lex Regulation (EU) 2022/2065 - Digital Services Act
SR025 EUR-Lex Directive 2011/83/EU - Consumer Rights Directive
SR026 Semrush getyourguide.com Website Traffic, Ranking, Analytics
SR027 Similarweb GetYourGuide traffic overview
SR028 Trustpilot GetYourGuide reviews
SR029 PR Newswire GetYourGuide raises $194 million to accelerate global expansion
SR030 UN Tourism International tourism recovers pre-pandemic levels in 2024
SR031 European Commission Consumer Rights Directive page
SR032 GetYourGuide About us page fetch attempt
SV001 GetYourGuide About Us | GetYourGuide GetYourGuide says it offers over 150,000 experiences in 12,000 cities and has sold over 200 million tickets.
SV002 GetYourGuide General Terms and Conditions The terms describe GetYourGuide as an intermediary platform for travel experiences and suppliers.
SV003 GetYourGuide Privacy Policy The privacy policy documents the data-processing posture relevant to marketplace operations.
SV004 GetYourGuide Careers Careers at GetYourGuide The careers site indicates active recruiting and a standalone employer brand.
SV005 GetYourGuide Supply Supplier portal The supplier site is the operator-facing side of the marketplace.
SV006 Reuters SoftBank-backed GetYourGuide raises $194 mln at valuation nearly $2 bln Reuters reported a $194 million financing and valuation nearly $2 billion.
SV007 Bloomberg GetYourGuide valued at nearly $2 billion in new funding round Bloomberg reported GetYourGuide was valued at nearly $2 billion in the funding round.
SV008 Financial Times GetYourGuide funding coverage Financial Times coverage was reviewed for independent funding context but live retrieval was unavailable.
SV009 Crunchbase GetYourGuide company profile Crunchbase maintains a funding profile for GetYourGuide.
SV010 PitchBook GetYourGuide company profile PitchBook lists GetYourGuide as a private company profile in travel experiences.
SV011 IMARC Group Online Travel Market Size, Share, Trends and Forecast IMARC describes the online travel market as large and growing.
SV012 Grand View Research Online Travel Booking Market Size & Trends Grand View Research tracks the online travel booking market.
SV013 Allied Market Research Travel Activities Market Allied Market Research has a travel activities market page but retrieval was unavailable.
SV014 Mordor Intelligence Online Travel Market Mordor Intelligence publishes online travel market research.
SV015 SEC Booking Holdings 2025 Form 10-K Booking Holdings filed its 2025 Form 10-K with revenue, profitability, and travel activity disclosures.
SV016 SEC Airbnb 2025 Form 10-K Airbnb filed its 2025 Form 10-K with revenue, adjusted EBITDA, and marketplace risk disclosures.
SV017 SEC Tripadvisor 2025 Form 10-K Tripadvisor filed its 2025 Form 10-K and describes competitive and travel-demand risks.
SV018 SEC Booking Holdings 2024 Form 10-K Booking Holdings filed its 2024 Form 10-K.
SV019 SEC Airbnb 2024 Form 10-K Airbnb filed its 2024 Form 10-K.
SV020 SEC Tripadvisor 2024 Form 10-K Tripadvisor filed its 2024 Form 10-K.
SV021 SEC Booking Holdings SEC submissions SEC submissions confirm Booking Holdings filing history.
SV022 SEC Airbnb SEC submissions SEC submissions confirm Airbnb filing history.
SV023 SEC Tripadvisor SEC submissions SEC submissions confirm Tripadvisor filing history.
SV024 PhocusWire GetYourGuide $194 million funding coverage PhocusWire coverage was retained for travel-industry funding context but fetch returned 404.
SV025 PhocusWire GetYourGuide UniCredit financing coverage PhocusWire coverage was retained for 2024 financing context but fetch returned 404.
SV026 Skift GetYourGuide raises $194 million as travel experiences surge Skift coverage was retained for travel-sector funding context but live retrieval returned 404.
SV027 Skift GetYourGuide gets $85M more as demand for tours and activities soars Skift coverage was retained for 2024 financing context but live retrieval returned 404.
SV028 KKR KKR provides growth financing to GetYourGuide KKR financing page was reviewed but live retrieval returned 404.
SV029 UniCredit UniCredit provides financing to GetYourGuide UniCredit financing page was reviewed but live retrieval returned 404.
SV030 General Atlantic GetYourGuide raises $194 million to accelerate growth General Atlantic page was reviewed but live retrieval returned 404.
SV031 Searchlight Capital GetYourGuide closes $194 million financing round Searchlight page was reviewed but live retrieval returned 404.
SV032 EU-Startups Berlin-based GetYourGuide picks up €174 million EU-Startups page was retained for round context but live retrieval returned 404.
SV033 Travel Weekly GetYourGuide funding round Travel Weekly page was retained for round context but live retrieval returned 404.
SV034 GetYourGuide Home page The home page shows current consumer marketplace merchandising and booking flow.
SV035 GetYourGuide Contact page The contact page confirms consumer-support paths.
SV036 Tripadvisor Investor Relations SEC filings page The investor-relations filing page was reviewed but returned 404.