Qashio, a MENA-based spend management platform, will showcase its travel-focused payment and financial management solutions at Arabian Travel Market (ATM) 2026, taking place from 14–17 September at Dubai World Trade Centre.

The company will demonstrate how smarter payment and spend management can help travel businesses improve financial control, reduce costs and gain greater visibility over transactions as the sector prepares for renewed growth.

Qashio for Travel offers temporary cards for individual bookings and bulk card issuance, helping finance teams manage supplier payments across currencies and markets.

The platform also provides lower foreign exchange rates, real-time transaction data and automated reconciliation, supporting online and traditional travel agencies, destination management companies and corporate travel teams.

“Travel operates fast, with high volumes of transactions, often across multiple suppliers and currencies, that leave teams little room for delays. Qashio for Travel helps improve this daily workload so agencies can scale their business without increasing admin tasks, while their teams can focus on developing customer and supplier relationships. We are building financial infrastructure that helps travel companies grow across international markets with the visibility and discipline required for sustainable growth. At ATM, we want to understand where travel leaders see the greatest obstacles in their operations and show how our solution can help,” said Armin Moradi, Chief Executive Officer and Founder of Qashio.

Qashio will also present Qashio Corporate Travel, which combines company cards, travel bookings and expense management in one system.

The platform offers access to more than 200 airlines and 1.5 million hotels, with expenses automatically categorised and reconciled, alongside price-matched fares, corporate rates and rebates.

The offering builds on Qashio’s partnership with Visa to develop payment tools for travel businesses.

The company is also expanding internationally following the opening of its European headquarters in Dublin. -TradeArabia News Service