By : Staff Editor
Jordan Daily – DreamFolks Services Ltd, India’s largest travel and lifestyle experiences provider, has acquired a 60% stake in Easy to Travel (ETT), a Dubai-based airport services distribution platform, strengthening its international expansion strategy.
ETT operates one of the world’s broadest airport ancillary networks, covering 120 countries, more than 500 airports and over 1,200 service touchpoints. Its portfolio includes lounge access, fast-track, meet-and-assist, buggy transfers, delay-care products and global eSIM services. The company works with OTAs, GDSs, airlines, banks, fintechs and travel agencies to distribute premium airport services across multiple customer segments.
The acquisition also brings in the leadership of ETT co-founders Alexej Boiko and Oleksii Tkachenko, veterans of ETS International, a German travel-tech group with more than two decades of experience. Their European travel-tech background and long-standing B2B partnerships add industry depth to DreamFolks’ global ambitions, according to a joint statement.
DreamFolks said integrating ETT’s international network and API-led technology stack, along with its Dubai base, will strengthen its digital delivery and support scaling across global markets.
“This acquisition marks a pivotal milestone in our global growth journey,” Chairperson and Managing Director Liberatha Kallat said, adding that ETT’s network and technology complement DreamFolks’ vision of a unified global experience platform.
Boiko said joining DreamFolks provides the scale to accelerate ETT’s next growth phase, while Tkachenko noted the combined platform will set new standards in digital distribution of airport services.
DreamFolks plans to leverage ETT’s ties with major industry players, including Amadeus, Sabre and airlines such as Emirates and Turkish Airlines, to broaden its service inventory.
