Capture A Trip Bags ₹75 Lakh on Shark Tank to Grow Offbeat Travel Plans

Delhi-based experiential travel startup Capture A Trip has raised ₹75 lakh on Shark Tank India at a valuation of ₹15 crore, marking a key milestone in its growth journey. The funding will help the company expand its international travel routes and strengthen its presence across offbeat Indian destinations, with a clear focus on young and first-time travellers.

The deal was finalised during an episode aired earlier this week, where founders Nitin Khanna and Anurag Singal pitched for ₹75 lakh in exchange for 5 percent equity. After a series of counteroffers and discussions, the sharks agreed to the founders’ original ask, reflecting strong confidence in the startup’s vision and execution.

The investment was jointly made by Kunal Bahl, founder of Titan Capital and former CEO of Snapdeal, along with Mohit Yadav, co-founder and CEO of Minimalist. The two came together to close the round, backing the startup’s community-led approach to travel.

Founded as a community-driven travel platform, Capture A Trip curates group-based experiential journeys across India and select international locations. The brand places strong emphasis on safety, social connections, and immersive experiences, making it especially popular among young professionals and solo travellers.

As it scales further, the startup aims to position itself as more than a travel company. Its long-term goal is to build a safe, social, and experience-first travel community that resonates with India’s growing youth-led travel ecosystem, both within the country and beyond its borders.

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