
Gabriella Yan, Founder of TRAppe , Singapore
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In this episode, Krista sits down with Gabriella or Gabby Yan, a hospitality industry insider turned startup founder to discuss her journey from luxury hotel marketing to founding TRAppe - a platform dedicated to making sustainable travel accessible, aspirational and impactful.
Gabby shares the challenges she faced as a solo female founder, the problem of economic leakage in tourism and her vision for travel that benefits people and local economies.
In this episode, you’ll hear about:
- Gabby’s background in hospitality and how that insider knowledge inspired her to start TRAppe
- The problem of economic leakage and woefully underpaid local staff in tourism
- The three pillars of sustainability: People, Planet, Economy
- Challenges of fundraising as a solo female founder with no tech background and no tech co-founder
- How TRAppe works in creating authentic, community-focused travel experiences
- Why sustainability isn’t one-size-fits-all and the importance of local context and nuances
- The business model: e-guides and a membership platform
- Tips for travelers to make more conscious, impactful choices without the guilt
- The importance of amplifying Asian thought leadership and Asian perspectives in the Asian travel industry
Practical Takeaways:
- Stay, eat, and buy local to ensure your travel spending benefits the community
- Book accommodations and experiences directly, not just through online travel agents or commercial platforms
- Look for farm-to-table restaurants and artisan souvenirs that benefits the locals
- Ask locals for recommendations to discover hidden gems like restaurants, hotels and experiences that contribute to more local prosperity
- Take time to learn about the culture and needs of your destination
- Traveling better is about thoughtful choices, not perfection
Resources & Links:
- Trappe: trappetravel.com
Shoutouts:
- Special thanks to Michelle Coulson of Remote Rebellion for connecting Gabby and Krista
Connect with the host and the show:
- Host: Krista Goon on LinkedIn
- Full article about this episode on: Womenpreneur Asia
This episode is sponsored by Redbox Studio.
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