Travel platform Airpaz today unveiled its most ambitious product expansion to date: a comprehensive activities booking system that transforms how travelers plan their journeys. The new feature enables users to reserve tickets for attractions, festivals, tours, and experiences directly through the Airpaz app, alongside the flights and hotels they are already booking. This shift moves Airpaz beyond the role of a simple transit provider, positioning the company as a holistic travel architect. By consolidating various travel components into a single interface, the platform addresses the growing consumer demand for a unified digital space that manages the complexities of modern tourism from start to finish.
The company’s journey toward this milestone began with online travel services specifically tailored for the Asia-Pacific region. By 2014, Airpaz began selling flight tickets online and launched its dedicated mobile apps, which served as a catalyst for rapid growth. The platform quickly gained traction by offering competitive prices, transparent booking processes, and an intuitive interface that even first-time travelers could navigate with confidence. While Airpaz has long excelled at the logistical side of travel, the company recognized that a critical piece of the traveler’s lifecycle remained missing: the experiential phase that happens after arrival.
The activities platform launch comes under the strategic direction of Wendy Anwar, who joined Airpaz’s executive leadership as Chief Marketing Officer in August 2025. Anwar’s appointment marked a strategic shift for the company, bringing his extensive product development background from his previous role as Chief Product Officer into a customer-focused marketing position.
This unique blend of technical insight and market awareness allowed the team to build a service that is both functionally robust and highly relevant to current travel trends. Under his guidance, the development team focused on how to best merge diverse local inventories into a cohesive and searchable database.
Anwar believes that this new service strategy is the key to becoming the primary travel companion for a global audience. Travelers today are looking for extreme convenience and real value; they shouldn’t have to jump between five different apps just to plan a single trip. By adding activities to the platform, Airpaz is simplifying the journey, reducing the cognitive load of travel planning, and helping people spend less time organizing logistics and more time anticipating their adventures. This integration means that a user can book a flight to Tokyo, a hotel in Shinjuku, and a ticket to a popular digital art museum in one seamless session, ensuring that all their travel vouchers are stored in a single, accessible location.
The development process for this feature prioritized user experience above all else to ensure consistency across the brand. Anwar noted that activities were not just added as a checkbox feature; rather, they were built to deliver the same transparent pricing, straightforward navigation, and reliable service that made travelers choose Airpaz in the first place. With over a decade of experience connecting people with travel opportunities worldwide, Airpaz brings these core principles to this new dimension of planning. The activities feature is available now to all Airpaz users through both web and mobile platforms, supporting multiple languages and currencies to effectively serve the company’s expanding global customer base.
