ParkMundo Raises €2.3 Mn in Seed Funding to Expand Its Global Airport Parking Platform

This is ParkMundo’s first external funding round after more than 10 years of growing its business without outside investment. The round was backed by angel investors with experience in technology and travel, along with additional financing from Rabobank.

The funding comes after ParkMundo upgraded its technology, introduced a new brand identity, and developed its B2B distribution platform. The company plans to use these developments to support its next stage of growth.

Martijn Meeuws, co-founder and CEO of ParkMundo, commented on the company's development: "For years, airport parking has been one of the last major travel products operating through fragmented local systems. We believe travellers deserve the same seamless experience they expect when booking flights or hotels. Our ambition is to become the global infrastructure connecting parking operators with travellers wherever they book their trip."

Founded in 2013 by Jeroen van den Eerenbeemt under the name Vliegen en Parkeren, the company was later joined by Martijn Meeuws, who is now its co-founder and CEO.

ParkMundo started as a website that helped travellers compare airport parking options. Over time, it has grown into an international travel technology platform.

Before receiving its first external investment, the company had funded its own growth and remained profitable. Today, ParkMundo operates across four continents and has helped travellers make millions of airport parking bookings.

The company works with more than 850 partners across 15 countries. Its platform connects travellers with airport parking providers, helping customers find and book suitable parking options.

Alongside its consumer marketplace, ParkMundo also offers a business-to-business (B2B) platform. This allows airlines, online travel agencies, and other travel brands to offer airport parking directly through their own booking systems.

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