Airport parking distribution specialist ParkMundo has landed €2.3 million in seed funding.
The investment in the Netherlands-based company comes from technology and travel industry angel investors with additional finance provided by Rabobank.
The seed round, which follows a rebuilding of the company’s technology, a rebrand and the development of B2B distribution capability, will go towards scaling the company.
ParkMundo, originally called Vliegen en Parkeren, was founded in 2013 and has grown from a single comparison website in to a multimarket platform.
“The evolution from Vliegen en Parkeren to ParkMundo reflects exactly where we stand today. We have transformed from a local player into a truly global platform, handling airport parking bookings worldwide while seamlessly serving both individual B2C travelers and enterprise B2B partners,” said Martijn Meeuws, co-founder and CEO of ParkMundo.
The company has also boosted its board with the appointment of Jan-Willem van Boeckel, technology entrepreneur and founder of Treatwell and Mattijs ten Brink, former CEO of Transavia and Sunweb Group.
“Over the past decade, ParkMundo has built an international business through disciplined, self-funded growth across multiple markets, with a strong focus on execution,” said van Boeckel. “That level of discipline is increasingly rare. The company is building on this foundation with capital, one global brand and proprietary, future-ready technology to accelerate growth and unlock new B2B distribution channels.”