DreamFolks Services Limited — India’s largest travel and lifestyle experiences company — has acquired a 60.24% stake in Dubai-based Easy to Travel (ETT), a leading global airport-services distribution platform. The deal, valued at approximately ₹36 crore (US $4 million), marks a major step in DreamFolks’ global expansion strategy.
The acquisition extends DreamFolks’ services beyond India, enabling the company to integrate ETT’s wide international network — covering 120 countries, over 500 airports, and more than 1,200 service touchpoints — into its mobility and travel-services ecosystem. The move aligns with DreamFolks’ ambition to evolve from a domestic lounge-access provider into a comprehensive global travel-tech player.
ETT’s offerings include airport lounge access, fast-track entry, meet-and-assist services, buggy transfers, “delay care,” and global eSIM services, distributed via partnerships with online travel agencies, airlines, banks, fintechs and other marketplaces. Integrating these capabilities will help DreamFolks diversify its services and deliver a broader, technology-driven travel experience to its global clientele.
According to DreamFolks’ filing, the acquisition will be completed over the next 120 business days, following required regulatory procedures under foreign-direct investment and share-transfer norms in Dubai. Upon completion, ETT will become a foreign subsidiary of DreamFolks.
Commenting on the deal, DreamFolks Chairperson and Managing Director said the acquisition “marks a pivotal milestone” in the firm’s global growth journey, combining ETT’s established international network and technology-led platform with DreamFolks’ scale to offer seamless, premium experiences worldwide.
With this acquisition, DreamFolks accelerates its transformation into a globally integrated mobility and lifestyle-services provider — expanding beyond Indian airports to global travel hubs, strengthening its digital infrastructure, and positioning itself for future international growth.
