Jatri earns Forbes Asia recognition

Jatri, a mobility and travel technology company in Bangladesh, has been named to the “Forbes Asia 100 To Watch 2026”, a list recognising 100 small companies and startups across the Asia-Pacific region with strong potential for growth and impact.

The recognition comes as Jatri expands beyond its home market with technology-driven mobility and travel solutions, according to a press release.

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Jatri operates across the mobility and travel ecosystem, combining technology, distribution and transportation services to connect customers, businesses and mobility providers.

A key driver of its international expansion is Saafir, Jatri’s global chauffeur mobility platform, which provides coverage across more than 180 cities in over 40 countries.

Saafir offers airport transfers, hourly chauffeur services, full-day bookings, roadshows and event transportation, enabling businesses and travellers to access professional ground transportation across international destinations through a single platform.

Its coverage spans key markets in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), Europe, Asia and other regions.

Jatri’s inclusion in the “Forbes Asia 100 To Watch 2026” reflects the company’s expansion from a mobility technology provider serving the local market to a business offering solutions to international customers and partners.

The company said its technology, distribution capabilities and global chauffeur network are aimed at making mobility and travel services more accessible to businesses and travellers across different markets.