Five Fun Facts about Indonesia Food Delivery 

Indonesian food is as diverse as its islands. Our data reveals that on platform GrabFood Indonesia, a huge variety of small restaurants contribute the majority of the orders and GMV for the online deliveries in Indonesia. In January 2024, around 75% of the orders came from small merchants (independent restaurant owners), while the rest from local or global franchise restaurants such as Mie Gacoan, KFC. This is an interesting finding because in many of the markets that Measurable AI tracks, big franchise restaurants especially fast food restaurants usually contribute the most of the orders and value on food delivery platforms, but in Indonesia it’s the other way around. 

Traveloka’s Flight Bookings Take Off with Indonesia’s Travel Rebound

When travel restrictions begin to ease, the demand naturally surges – Traveloka is a prime example of this trend. The flight booking monthly order volume on Traveloka began to pick up steadily at the beginning of 2022, and the uptrend continued throughout the year, with more people eager to explore destinations near and far.

By the end of Q1 2023, Traveloka’s monthly flight booking order volume had experienced a remarkable 92.4% CAGR over the past two years.

2022 Indonesia Ride-sharing Race: Gojek vs Grab 

Update on the ride-sharing race between the two biggest companies in Southeast Asia: Gojek versus Grab for the first half of 2022.

Ride-hailing Race in Indonesia: Gojek versus Grab

In South East Asia, Gojek and Grab remain to be the two biggest ride-hailing mobility players, just like Uber and Lyft in the US. A lot has happened to both companies in Southeast Asia in the past year: Gojek announced its merger with Tokopedia and became GoTo Group; Grab app just finished its bell-ringing ceremony […]