30 Sundays
3 known investors
AI-native holiday planning and booking platform selling curated international trips to Indian couples.
Also known as 30 Sundays - Curated couple packages · Brance Technologies Private Limited · Couple Trails
Investors · 3
Company profile
researched Aug 202630 Sundays is a Gurugram-based travel technology company that plans, sells and operates customised international holidays for Indian couples, including honeymoons and anniversary trips. It describes itself as an AI-native, full-stack platform covering discovery, itinerary planning, booking and on-trip support, using generative AI for lead qualification, itinerary creation, follow-ups and reservations. Customers interact through a video-first, conversational interface and an in-app AI concierge; itineraries can be modified by voice, and the platform surfaces practical detail such as expected crowds, travel times, queue lengths and food options.
The product set includes destination packages for Bali, Thailand, Vietnam, the Maldives, New Zealand, Mauritius and Sri Lanka, packaged by duration, city of departure, accommodation type and budget tier. A companion mobile app provides an AI guide with directions, recommendations and translations, restaurant and shopping recommendations, short-form destination content and a single store for vouchers, tickets and invoices. A free web tool lets travellers upload any itinerary — including one from a third-party agent — for an automated review. The 30 Sundays brand is operated by Brance Technologies Private Limited and was previously known as Couple Trails.
Founding story
Founders Kshitij Chaudhary and Anuj Punjani began their entrepreneurial journey in 2023 selling chatbot software to hotels and travel companies. Working across the travel ecosystem exposed them to standardised itineraries, sales-led conversations, static PDFs, hidden mark-ups and weak post-booking support, and to the difficulty couples faced finding itineraries designed for two. They launched 30 Sundays in June 2024 as an AI-native holiday planning and booking platform.
Business model
The company sells packaged and customisable international holiday itineraries directly to consumers, bundling flights, hotels, activities and transfers, and delivers them through an ecosystem of partners, vendors and on-ground teams. Bookings are quoted through a lead form and consultation flow, with WhatsApp-based itinerary options and travel consultants, and the company reports gross booking value as its headline scale metric.
Revenue is generated from the sale of curated couple and honeymoon travel packages; the company markets a transparent price split across flights, hotels and activities rather than bundled, marked-up pricing.
Traction
The company reported an annualised gross booking value run-rate of about ₹200 Cr across Bali, Vietnam, the Maldives and Thailand, a 4.6 Google rating based on 1,769 reviews, a 3.9 Holidify rating from 26 ratings, and 6,304 users connected through Holidify. It has stated targets of doubling monthly GBV by March and expanding to 35 destinations.
Latest developments
In July 2026 the company announced a ₹61 Cr (about $6.7 Mn) Series A led by Bessemer Venture Partners, with Info Edge Ventures and Eximius Ventures participating, to be used for AI product development, engineering hiring, brand building and international expansion into Georgia, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan and the Philippines. It recently launched New Zealand and Mauritius offerings and plans to extend beyond couples to families.
▸Full profile — market position, technology, go-to-market, geography, history, risks & controversies
Market position
Positioned in India's outbound traveltech segment as an AI-native alternative to conventional online travel agencies and traditional agents, competing with TravelTriangle, Pickyourtrail, TripFactory, ixigo and Tripoto. It reported an annualised gross booking value run-rate of about ₹200 Cr across four destinations and was named in LinkedIn Top Startups 2025 for Delhi-NCR.
Focus exclusively on couple travel, itemised price transparency across flights, hotels and activities, a curation standard limiting inventory to 8+ rated hotels and highly rated activities, and an AI-native workflow built rather than layered onto OTA processes. The company states AI-driven automation makes its sales team twice as productive as leading competitors and three times as productive as traditional travel agents.
Technology
Generative and agentic AI applied across the booking workflow: automated lead qualification, itinerary generation, follow-ups and reservations, plus a 24/7 in-app AI concierge offering directions, recommendations and translation. Itineraries are video-first and voice-editable, and an AI tool reviews externally supplied itineraries in about a minute. Curation combines Booking.com hotel ratings above 8, Tripadvisor activity ratings of 4 stars or higher, review analysis for couple-suitability, and on-ground validation by company staff.
Go-to-market
Direct-to-consumer online acquisition via its website and destination/city/duration landing pages, quote requests routed to travel consultants, WhatsApp-based instant itinerary delivery, a blog and "Sunday School" educational content, a free itinerary-evaluation tool, and listings on travel marketplaces such as Holidify. Post-funding plans include investment in brand building and marketing.
Indian outbound leisure travellers, primarily couples on honeymoons, anniversaries and celebratory trips, with stated plans to expand into adjacent segments starting with families. Its quote form states it currently caters exclusively to couples.
Geography
Headquartered in Gurugram, India, serving outbound Indian travellers with departures from cities including Delhi, Mumbai and Bangalore. Destinations sold include Bali, Thailand, Vietnam, the Maldives, New Zealand, Mauritius and Sri Lanka, with announced plans to enter Georgia, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan and the Philippines.
History
Operating under Brance Technologies Private Limited and previously branded Couple Trails, the company listed on the Holidify marketplace in May 2024 and launched the 30 Sundays platform in June 2024 with four destinations — Bali, Vietnam, the Maldives and Thailand. It raised a $770K pre-seed in 2024, later added New Zealand and Mauritius, and announced a ₹61 Cr (about $6.7 Mn) Series A in July 2026 led by Bessemer Venture Partners with Info Edge Ventures and Eximius Ventures participating.
Risks & controversies
Customer reviews on Holidify include complaints of delayed refunds, unresponsiveness after payment, frequent changes of trip coordinators, poor room and dietary planning, and disputes over what was included in the package; the platform rating there is 3.9 from 26 ratings, lower than the company's 4.6 Google rating. Expansion into new markets and customer segments, and dependence on third-party vendors and on-ground teams for delivery, add execution risk.
Compiled by commissioned research from 8 cited public sources — announcements, filings, and press listed under research sources below.
Key figures
latest reportedCompany-reported or press-reported figures, each dated to when it was claimed — not independently audited.
Timeline · 5
launches, deals, and filingsThe company raised ₹61 Cr (about $6.7 Mn) in a Series A led by Bessemer Venture Partners with participation from existing investors Info Edge Ventures and Eximius Ventures. Proceeds are earmarked for AI product capabilities, engineering hiring, brand building and entry into new international markets.
$6.7M source ↗
Following the Series A, the company said it would launch operations in Georgia, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan and the Philippines, and expand from couples into adjacent segments beginning with families.
The company recently launched offerings for New Zealand and Mauritius, adding to its existing destination set.
Featured among the 10 companies on the rise in Delhi-NCR in LinkedIn Top Startups 2025.
Kshitij Chaudhary and Anuj Punjani launched 30 Sundays in June 2024, after starting their entrepreneurial journey in 2023 building chatbot solutions for hotels and travel companies.
Dated company events from announcements, filings, and press; legal rows summarize public dockets and regulator releases.
▸Research sources · 8
primary sources listed
- 30 Sundays30sundays.club · web
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Frequently asked questions
- What does 30 Sundays do?
- AI-native holiday planning and booking platform selling curated international trips to Indian couples.
- Who are 30 Sundays's investors?
- 30 Sundays's investors include First Cheque, Info Edge Ventures, Eximius Ventures.