Maya, a technology platform specializing in agentic AI solutions for the travel industry, today reported a record year, achieving x5 year-over-year revenue growth and x3 its client base. This performance reinforces the company’s momentum, driven by a technology designed to turn every traveler interaction into a tangible business opportunity.

Maya’s platform enables travel companies to increase conversion rates by up to 30% through intelligent recommendations and highly accurate responses, engaging website visitors in real time throughout the entire decision-making travel journey. Following a year focused on strengthening product reliability, Maya has shown that it offers a proven, stable, and production-ready solution, fully prepared to scale globally and set new benchmarks for AI adoption in travel.
This milestone marks Maya’s definitive shift from “conversational AI” to operational AI, deployed in real business scenarios, built to perform at scale, and designed to deliver measurable impact on business performance across the travel ecosystem.

“At Maya, we’ve proven that a well-integrated AI agent can turn interactions into measurable business opportunities, enhance the customer experience, and free human teams from repetitive tasks; enabling them to dedicate up to 80% of their time to higher-value work,” said Benjamin Manzi, COO and co-founder of Maya. “Artificial intelligence is no longer evaluated by how well it imitates human conversation, but by the results it delivers. Its real value lies in reducing friction, qualifying opportunities, and contributing directly to revenue growth,” concludes.

Next focus: expansion into the Middle East and Latin America

After consolidating its presence in Europe, Maya is entering a new phase of international growth. In 2026, the company plans to expand into the Middle East, with Dubai as its primary market, supported by the region’s rapid adoption of AI-driven travel technologies.

At the same time, Maya will strengthen its footprint in Latin America, initially focusing on Colombia, Mexico, and Brazil, key markets due to their strong digital growth and increasing relevance within the global travel industry. The United States is identified as the next major milestone in Maya’s international roadmap, following the consolidation of these regions.