Notitur July 17, 2026
Revenue & DistributionPublished July 17, 20261 min read

Yourttoo expands globally with Jumbo Tours backing

JSBy Joan SanzCurated by Joan Sanz. · July 17, 2026 · Follow on LinkedIn
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Yourttoo is speeding up its global push after merging into Jumbo Tours, the tour operatorTour operatorA tour operator is the company that bundles flight, hotel and transfers into a single organised trip and sells it, usually through travel agencies. It buys in bulk and in advance, which gives it price but loads it wit... arm of Alpitour World. As director Jesús Pérez told Hosteltur, the B2B excursions platform expects to surpass 4,000 products by year-end and is gearing up for English, French, and Portuguese speaking markets.

The real story here is the strategy: APIsAPIAn API is the door through which two programs talk and pass data with no human in the middle. In a hotel it is what lets the PMS, the booking engine and the channel manager share availability instantly. When a vendor... and white-label deals will be the wedge into new territories. In my view, that is the smart play for a company this size, instead of burning cash building local teams everywhere, let local distributors front the brand while the platform does the heavy lifting. Latin America and the English-speaking market are the main targets, backed by the safety net of the Alpitour group.

One open question: will 4,000 itineraries be enough to compete with larger aggregators? Even so, the move is a clever one: leveraging Jumbo Tours' network to gain traction without starting from scratch in every market.

Quick questions

What is Yourttoo
A B2B platform for selling excursions and tour itineraries, now part of Jumbo Tours (Alpitour World).
How many itineraries will Yourttoo have
It plans to exceed 4,000 itineraries by year-end, according to director Jesús Pérez.
Which markets is Yourttoo expanding to
English, French, Portuguese speaking markets and Latin America.
What role do APIs play in its expansion
APIs are key: they enable integration with local distributors and white-label solutions, per the company's announced strategy.
Who owns Jumbo Tours
Jumbo Tours is owned by Alpitour World, a major Italian travel group.

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