May 2022: AllFive is a discovery and booking platform that allows customers to locate unique artisanal food & travel experiences, while enabling hosts to craft and serve these. Currently, AllFive has a web app (launched in Play Store iOS & google store) and is available in two countries (the United States and India) and six cities (LA, Portland, Delhi, Mumbai, Goa, and Pune).

There are over 12,000 experiences on AllFive that are ready to be discovered & explored by a growing audience of over 23K users searching for experiential travel rather than commercialised tourist hotspots on the platform.

Speaking about the platform’s plans, Harsha Parbat, Founder of AllFive, mentioned, “Consumers can use this platform to find and book the best-customized experiences and local activities. The hosts can use the right tools to create and deliver these handcrafted experiences to the tech-savvy target audience. In AllFive, aspiring entrepreneurs with skills in the food and beverage industry can display their brand and skills and make it big in the industry. Our goal is to build a strong experiential travel ecosystem and promote India’s rich heritage and cuisine to the world’s most discerning travellers.”

“In 2022, the company will be acquiring 22 additional Indian markets and be onboarding over 20,000 hosting partners and presenting consumers with over 60,000 unique PAN India experiences. We love our growing community and we are gearing up for a community platform launch in the coming months to celebrate and stay close to our Five Fam” added Harsha.

Some of the numerous experiences include the Paul John Distillery Tour, Assagao Heritage Walk, and Do Dham Yatra for the consumers. The app allows anyone to become a host if they have the necessary license paperwork, such as an FSSAI. In less than three minutes, hosting partners can build and list experiences on the platform. The team then validates the experience before going live. Alternatively, the AllFive team conducts research and contacts hosts they believe require a platform.