Transforming Travel
Transactions Across Borders

With digital adoption accelerating and regulation driving electronic payments, Ecuador is emerging as a rising player in Latin America’s travel market, offering an opportunity for businesses to modernize supplier contracts, cross-border FX, and reconciliation, building on a foundation of growing digital infrastructure.

With digital payment systems maturing and infrastructure accelerating, the Kingdom is emerging as a premier destination, offering a timely opening for businesses to elevate how they manage supplier contracts, cross‑border FX, and reconciliation, building on strong local rails with strategic automation.

Cambodia’s travel sector is entering a new phase of growth, fueled by rising international arrivals, digital infrastructure investment, and regional connectivity.

Georgia’s travel sector is on a steady growth path, driven by cultural appeal, regional connectivity, and expanding digital infrastructure. Within this momentum, B2B travel operators, hoteliers, and agencies have a unique opportunity to enhance efficiency by streamlining payment, FX, and reconciliation workflows. The stage is set for scalable, tech-enabled financial operations that can support the sector’s continued expansion.

Brazil’s travel industry is experiencing strong growth, supported by rising international arrivals, dynamic payment innovation, and expanding business travel networks. With its well-established financial infrastructure and continued investment in tourism and digital systems, Brazil is ideally positioned to elevate the performance of its B2B travel sector. There is significant opportunity for travel providers, operators, and suppliers to scale further by embracing integrated, automated financial workflows that align with Brazil’s strengths.

From lemur trails to lagoon tours, Madagascar’s travel economy is moving beyond postcards. It’s shifting toward smart platforms, better payments, and bold partnerships.

Oman's B2B travel is stepping up. As digital adoption surges, the sector is ready to optimize reconciliation and settlements for a more dynamic future.

As Kenya continues to enhance its appeal for safari, coastal, and business travel, the B2B travel sector is well-positioned for digital evolution in payments, reconciliation, and supplier management. Leveraging Africa’s robust mobile payment infrastructure and a dynamic tourism economy, Kenya presents an excellent environment for streamlined operations and scalable, technology-driven solutions.

Bangladesh's travel sector is ripe for expansion, driven by a thriving economy and increasing digital adoption. This creates an ideal environment for growth in B2B travel operations. With a diverse ecosystem of travel operators, hotel suppliers, online travel agencies, and traditional agencies, the market stands to gain significantly from enhanced payment solutions and streamlined workflows. This will help unlock the considerable, untapped potential across this rapidly evolving landscape.

Sri Lanka's travel sector presents compelling opportunities for operational enhancement. As the island nation continues to build tourism momentum and modernize its hospitality infrastructure, B2B operators have an opportunity to optimize payment systems, reconciliation processes, and supplier relationships. With growing digital payment adoption and expanding hotel networks across diverse destinations, Sri Lanka is well-positioned for efficiency gains in B2B travel transactions.

Jordan's travel sector is experiencing sustained momentum. As the kingdom continues to attract international visitors and expand its hospitality infrastructure, there's a clear opportunity for B2B operators to enhance how they manage payments, reconciliation, and supplier relationships. With growing confidence in the market's potential and expanding hotel inventory across diverse destinations, Jordan is ready for the next phase of digital efficiency in B2B hotel transactions.

Vietnam’s travel ecosystem continues to mature, shared by strong domestic demand, a rebound in international arrivals, and continued investment in infrastructure.As hotel operators diversify their distribution strategies, there is growing interest in streamlining B2B transactions — from settlement cycles to currency flows. With infrastructure improving and digital payment adoption rising, Vietnam is poised to integrate smarter, more connected systems that support both local agility and international scale.

The UAE's travel sector is experiencing unprecedented growth. As the region continues to attract record international arrivals and expand hotel inventory, there's a clear opportunity for B2B operators to modernize how they manage payments, reconciliation, and supplier relationships. With strong government support for digital transformation and tourism diversification, the UAE is positioned for the next phase of digital efficiency in B2B hotel transactions.

Hong Kong's travel sector is evolving. B2B operators can enhance payment, reconciliation, and supplier management, as the region's mature financial infrastructure and interest in modern solutions position it for greater digital efficiency.

Fiji’s B2B travel sector presents untapped potential, with established tourism infrastructure ready for digital transformation. As the industry evolves into automated solutions, modern transaction systems are essential for unlocking operational efficiency and sustainable growth.

A market on the rise—with mobile money innovation, regional travel access, and growing digital readiness.

Thailand’s B2B travel sector has grown rapidly, driven by a strong influx of international travelers and increasing domestic tourism. As the country continues to embrace digital payments, optimizing financial operations and modernizing transactions are key steps toward supporting sustainable growth for travel businesses across Thailand.

Indonesia’s B2B travel sector is growing fast, fueled by strong projections and a digital focus. As the industry rebounds, modern payment solutions are key to boosting operations and unlocking its full potential.

With a unified EFT-first system, cross-border interoperability, and rising digital maturity, Namibia is poised to transform how B2B travel transactions move—faster, smarter, and at scale.

A globally connected safari sector calls for equally agile financial infrastructure. Operators are embracing solutions that move with the same speed and clarity as the journeys they create.

Nigeria's B2B travel market is dynamic and poised for significant expansion, presenting strong growth potential. As this momentum builds, businesses increasingly require streamlined cross-border payment solutions and integrated distribution channels to operate efficiently and scale effectively.

India’s B2B travel sector is a dynamic and expanding ecosystem. As digital adoption increases, optimizing operations, managing costs, and preparing for sustainable growth are key areas of focus for businesses across the country.

As Morocco’s travel and tourism sector scales new heights, seamless B2B transactions are fast becoming a foundational need—enabling hotels, OTAs, and DMCs to unlock faster settlements, reduce operational friction, and tap into new global revenue streams.

As Malaysia accelerates towards Visit Malaysia 2026, PayDocker empowers Malaysian travel businesses with secure, cost-efficient, and automated cross-border payment infrastructure–built for scale, compliance, and operational clarity.