Travaleo Launches Enhanced Platform to Institutionalize Branded Luxury Real Estate as Investment Asset Class

Travaleo, LLC, a branded real estate investment and development platform wholly-owned by Genesis Holdings, Inc. (OTC: GNIS), announced the launch of Travaleo 2.0, an enhanced digital investment platform designed to support the continued institutionalization of branded luxury real estate as a distinct and scalable investment category. The upgraded platform introduces a more streamlined investor interface and expanded offering architecture, allowing for participation across multiple structured vehicles including both fund-level strategies and individual project-level opportunities. This evolution strengthens Travaleo's long-term objective of segmenting branded luxury into a defined asset allocation strategy within modern portfolios.

Historically, luxury-branded hospitality and residences have delivered pricing power, global demand resilience, and brand-driven premiums relative to non-branded comparable properties. However, access has remained fragmented and project-specific. Travaleo 2.0 is designed to address that fragmentation by providing structured, compliant digital infrastructure capable of supporting diversified offerings under a unified investment framework. The platform was custom-developed in collaboration with Nextsense to create a more tailored, flexible, and scalable foundation aligned with Travaleo's strategic focus.

With the launch of Travaleo 2.0, investors will now be able to access curated branded luxury real estate funds, participate in select individual luxury-branded projects, review structured investment menus across geographies and asset types, and engage through enhanced transparency and digital onboarding processes. This expanded architecture allows the Company to more effectively execute its thesis: positioning branded luxury real estate as a defined and investable asset class delivered through modern digital rails. Branded luxury has consistently demonstrated stronger resilience, pricing power, and performance relative to many traditional residential segments, according to Oscar Brito, CEO of Travaleo. Yet access to these high-quality opportunities has historically been limited to small pools of institutional or ultra-high-net-worth capital. What has been missing is a compliant, structured framework that allows accredited investors to participate in this segment as a defined allocation strategy. Travaleo 2.0 is designed to provide that infrastructure enabling the company to scale, systematize, and broaden access to branded luxury real estate within a disciplined investment structure.

Travaleo has already initiated this strategy through the launch of its first structured investment vehicle, the YOO Aruba project under the TRYOI fund. This initial branded luxury offering was designed to demonstrate the platform's ability to segment and package premium hospitality and residential real estate into a defined, professionally managed investment structure. Building on this foundation, the Company intends to announce a second investment vehicle originating from the Travaleo platform, which will focus on luxury real estate opportunities in Venezuela, further expanding the geographic scope and segmentation of its branded luxury strategy. The TRYOI fund will invest in YOO-branded luxury residential projects, anchoring its investment in the YOO Aruba projects. This fund is targeting a 17-22% IRR and 5-6% annualized cash yields, once the properties have been stabilized.

As digital investment infrastructure continues to mature across global capital markets, Travaleo's enhanced platform positions the Company to better align brand-backed real assets with modern investor expectations around access, transparency, and structured participation. The platform represents a significant step toward transforming what has traditionally been a fragmented, high-barrier market into an institutional-grade investment category accessible through standardized digital channels. This development matters because it potentially opens up a historically exclusive asset class to a broader range of accredited investors while providing the structured framework necessary for institutional capital allocation. The implications extend beyond individual investment opportunities to potentially reshape how luxury real estate is packaged, accessed, and integrated into diversified portfolios as a distinct allocation category with measurable performance characteristics and risk profiles.