Tiket.com, an Indonesian online travel platform under listed firm Blibli, has expanded its regional footprint with the launch of an office in Japan, while coffee chain unicorn Kopi Kenangan has entered Taiwan with its first outlet at Shin Kong Mitsukoshi A11 in Taipei.
Tiket.com opens office in Japan
Tiket.com, an Indonesian online travel platform under the listed firm Blibli, has expanded its regional footprint with the launch of a new entity in Japan, marking its entry into one of Asia’s most mature travel markets.
According to the company’s LinkedIn profile, the expansion will enable it to broaden accommodation offerings, strengthen cross-border collaboration, and deliver more tailored travel experiences to its users.
The Tokyo presence adds to Tiket.com’s network of offices across key markets, including Jakarta, Yogyakarta, Surabaya, Bali, and Bandung, as well as Singapore, Malaysia, India, and Thailand. The company said this distributed footprint allows it to provide faster support and improve service reliability for travellers across the region.
The Japan launch comes as Southeast Asian travel platforms increasingly look beyond their home markets to capture outbound and intra-Asia demand, particularly as travel flows continue to normalise and competition shifts toward inventory depth and regional integration.
Kopi Kenangan adds Taiwan as next stop
Indonesian unicorn coffee chain Kopi Kenangan has entered Taiwan, marking its latest step in an aggressive international expansion strategy as it builds out its presence across the Asia-Pacific.
The company, which operates under its global brand Kenangan Coffee, has opened its first outlet at Shin Kong Mitsukoshi A11 in Taipei, bringing its grab-and-go coffee concept—known for Indonesian beans and palm sugar-based drinks—to a new consumer base.
Founded in 2017, Kopi Kenangan operates 1,324 stores across six countries, including Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, the Philippines, Australia, and India, with 1,136 stores in its home market. The company added a net 347 new stores last year.
Its Taiwan debut adds another overseas market to its growing footprint as it seeks to position itself as a regional F&B player.
