I've spent years working in Southeast Asian transport operations. I watched thousands of travelers struggle with the same things every day: wrong station names, outdated schedules copy-pasted across a dozen booking sites, fares marked up well above the actual price, and zero support in their language.
So in 2025 I built YesMyTrips from scratch. Solo. Bootstrapped. From Vietnam.
One platform that covers trains, buses and ferries across Thailand, Vietnam and Malaysia, with schedules you can actually trust, transparent pricing from the start, and a booking flow available in 6 languages: English, French, Russian, Thai, Japanese and Korean.
A few things that make it different:
• The Bangkok–Chiang Mai overnight train is one of the most searched routes in Southeast Asia. Most booking sites still list Hua Lamphong as the departure station. It moved to Krung Thep Aphiwat in January 2023. I obsess over accuracy like that.
• Real-time availability and seat maps let travelers pick exactly where they sit before booking. And if anything goes wrong, there's a real human on WhatsApp, not a contact form.
• I also built a free embeddable train schedule widget that travel bloggers can add to their site in minutes: no iframe, no API key, no cost. It covers 790+ routes and automatically adapts to the language of the host site. A few dozen travel blogs across Europe and Asia are already running it.
I'm based in Ho Chi Minh City, member of EuroCham Vietnam and CCIF. Always happy to connect with travel bloggers, publishers and anyone building in the Southeast Asia transport space.
👉 Try it out at yesmytrips.com and please share your feedback!
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I've spent years working in Southeast Asian transport operations. I watched thousands of travelers struggle with the same things every day: wrong station names, outdated schedules copy-pasted across a dozen booking sites, fares marked up well above the actual price, and zero support in their language.
So in 2025 I built YesMyTrips from scratch. Solo. Bootstrapped. From Vietnam.
One platform that covers trains, buses and ferries across Thailand, Vietnam and Malaysia, with schedules you can actually trust, transparent pricing from the start, and a booking flow available in 6 languages: English, French, Russian, Thai, Japanese and Korean.
A few things that make it different:
• The Bangkok–Chiang Mai overnight train is one of the most searched routes in Southeast Asia. Most booking sites still list Hua Lamphong as the departure station. It moved to Krung Thep Aphiwat in January 2023. I obsess over accuracy like that.
• Real-time availability and seat maps let travelers pick exactly where they sit before booking. And if anything goes wrong, there's a real human on WhatsApp, not a contact form.
• I also built a free embeddable train schedule widget that travel bloggers can add to their site in minutes: no iframe, no API key, no cost. It covers 790+ routes and automatically adapts to the language of the host site. A few dozen travel blogs across Europe and Asia are already running it.
I'm based in Ho Chi Minh City, member of EuroCham Vietnam and CCIF. Always happy to connect with travel bloggers, publishers and anyone building in the Southeast Asia transport space.
👉 Try it out at yesmytrips.com and please share your feedback!