TORONTO — As the year wraps up, consolidator and technology provider Voyzant is thanking its industry partners.

“Your belief in Voyzant, your openness to co-creating solutions, and your support mean more than words can capture. I am truly grateful, and I am excited for what we will build together in 2026 and beyond,” said Chitparan ‘Chippy’ Jegathesan, CEO and co-founder of Voyzant Group.

Over the past year Voyzant Group expanded its footprint into international markets including the UK and Australia, enabling the company to better serve the demand across multiple regions and channels. Teams across these markets were strengthened and structured to ensure service levels remain “best in class,” with added focus on dedicated support, faster responsiveness, and consultative solutions, said Jegathesan.

“Travel is evolving quickly, today’s travellers are blending business and leisure, seeking more personalized and meaningful journeys, and planning once-in-a-lifetime experiences. Our growth into the UK and Australia is about standing closer to those demand pools and giving our partners the tools to capture them,” he said.

Voyzant has strong ties in Canada, the U.S., Singapore and Sri Lanka with more international expansion on the horizon.

In 2025 Voyzant broadened its offer beyond air consolidation into loyalty and corporate travel solutions.

The company is reporting $3 billion in annual sales revenue for the year, with over 5.7 million tickets issued.

Looking ahead, Jegathesan said Voyzant sees 2026 as a year of continued momentum as global travel and tourism is forecast to reach new highs, with record visitor spending and resilient demand across many markets including Canada.

Lead image caption: Chitparan ‘Chippy’ Jegathesan, CEO and co-founder of Voyzant Group