SHENZHEN, CHINA, Dec 12, 2024 – PKFARE, a leading global travel product aggregator, has announced a strategic partnership with Stayforlong, Europe’s premier hotel booking platform. This collaboration will significantly enhance Stayforlong’s hotel portfolio, providing users with access to more competitive rates and a wider array of accommodation options for both short and long stays.

With PKFARE’s extensive network of over 650,000 hotel properties, Stayforlong will expand its inventory across top global destinations. Leveraging PKFARE’s advanced algorithms and search engine technology, Stayforlong can now offer travelers personalized, best-fit accommodation options tailored to their unique preferences. Additionally, PKFARE’s industry-leading hotel mapping technology and cache solutions will ensure a seamless booking experience, delivering consistent, accurate search results with faster response times.

Stayforlong has earned the trust of over 3 million travelers, offering more than 500,000 hotels across 25 countries. Known for its attractive pricing models designed for travelers seeking extended stays, Stayforlong aims to bring memorable stays that spark extraordinary moments and remarkable discoveries.

“As the demand for long-stay accommodations grows, we are excited to enrich our hotel network with abundant, budget-friendly options through our partnership with PKFARE,” said Luis Osorio Solé, CEO and Founder of Stayforlong. “PKFARE’s reliable solutions and competitive rates make them an ideal partner. We look forward to exploring their full suite of services and growing together.”

“We are proud to support Stayforlong’s impressive growth in the long-stay market across Europe and beyond,” added Jason Sui, Co-Founder and Senior Vice President of PKFARE. “As travelers increasingly seek flexible booking options and personalized experiences, we remain committed to expanding our hotel content and advancing our technology to meet evolving demands. Together with Stayforlong, we look forward to delivering exceptional value to travelers worldwide.”