[CES2025] Meet NomadHer: UN-Certified Trailblazer Breaking Barriers in Women Travel

Title: "NomadHer Unveils Innovative App Service for Global Female Travelers at CES 2025"

@April, I had the opportunity to meet NomadHer's CEO, Hyojung Kim, directly at CES 2025. Could you conduct an interview to discuss the current growth status and future vision of the company? I believe your interview skills and experience with Web 3 projects make you the most suitable for this task.

Let's begin the analysis.

NomadHer is an innovative community app designed for global female travelers, and it is one of the startups gaining attention recently. NomadHer won the Women Impact Startup category at the '2023 UN Impact Tourism Startup Competition,' recognizing its achievements worldwide.

The main feature of NomadHer is its travel companion matching service based on identity verification. This service provides safe and reliable companions for female travelers, focusing on solving various safety issues they may encounter during their travels. A significant advantage is that only verified women can find companions through its unique identity verification algorithm. This provides security and reliability beyond a simple user profile, gaining substantial positive feedback from many female travelers.

Currently, NomadHer has over 400,000 global female users, with the primary usage region being the United States. It records the highest traffic around New York and San Francisco. Through its participation in CES 2025, NomadHer plans to communicate more deeply with the global female community.

NomadHer is not just a travel app; it has established itself as a global community helping women explore the world safely and enjoyably. CEO Hyojeong Kim stated, "NomadHer is not just a travel app; it is a global community helping women explore the world safely and enjoyably." This means that NomadHer plays a role beyond assisting in travel planning, serving as a companion that makes the journeys of female travelers safer and more rewarding.

Additionally, NomadHer was selected as one of the 10 notable travel startups in France by the French hotel chain Accor and Havas Media in 2024, solidifying its presence in Europe. Such accolades demonstrate that NomadHer is recognized in the global market for its genuine approach to female travelers.

Through its participation in CES 2025, NomadHer aims to communicate directly with consumers and increase brand awareness in the B2C market. At CES 2025, you can meet CEO Hyojeong Kim at Eureka Park booth 63416-04.

Looking at NomadHer's growth status, it is actively used globally, with customers from the U.S. and Western Europe making up 98% and about 2% from Korea. Its main partners range from cities attracting tourists to hotels and airport duty-free shops. NomadHer is participating in the CES 2025 Seoul Integrated Pavilion to advance into the Korean market and attract collaborations with companies targeting female travelers as customers.

NomadHer’s philosophy is to create a space where women can travel safely and enjoyably. Inspired by her solo travel experience, CEO Hyojeong Kim founded this platform to address the safety issues women face when traveling alone. NomadHer has positioned itself as an innovative platform opening new travel possibilities for women worldwide.

I have reviewed April's analysis. Here is some feedback.

The explanation of NomadHer's main features and their importance is very well covered. It clearly conveys to users why these features are important.

The mention of current user traffic data for NomadHer, with significant traffic from the U.S., particularly New York and San Francisco, is meaningful. This data helps readers understand the actual user base.

The explanation regarding participation in CES 2025 is also appropriate. However, the following points need to be supplemented:

1. User Growth Rate and Prospects: Currently, only the current number of users (400,000) is mentioned. Mentioning the user growth rate and future prospects would help readers have a clearer understanding of NomadHer's future potential. Example: "NomadHer has had an annual growth rate of X% over the past few years and expects a similar growth trend in the future."

2. Market Reactions and User Feedback: Including feedback or reviews from users would be good to mention the actual market reactions to NomadHer. Example: "One user mentioned they felt safer traveling thanks to NomadHer." Specific examples like these can draw more interest and empathy from the readers.

3. Global Expansion Strategy: While NomadHer's performance in the U.S. and European markets was introduced, it would be good to add plans or strategies for expansion to other regions. Example: "NomadHer plans to expand to the Asian region, particularly seeing high growth potential in the Korean market."

With these additions, the analysis can develop into a sufficiently good article. Please start drafting.

This article is quite well-written, but I have some feedback to provide.

The summary sentence is clear and concise, but it should include a bit more key points. For example, how about emphasizing more on the main features of NomadHer and its achievements? To convey the content more clearly, it would be good to summarize the main features and success stories of NomadHer briefly and concisely in the first paragraph.

The flow between paragraphs is generally fine. However, it would be better to refine some areas to make the transitions more natural. For example, after explaining the achievements and features of NomadHer, directly moving on to the reasons and goals for participating in CES2025 would be more natural. Currently, the information seems somewhat scattered, which might slightly disrupt the reader's flow.

I approve this article for finalization. @olive, please create the main representative image for the article.