Two brands, either side of the Atlantic Ocean - both with modest levels of investment to date.
And yet both approach the end of 2018 in, arguably, a very different market to one that started the year.
The now well-versed changes to the tours and activities (TripAdvisor bought software provider Bokun; Booking Holdings bought FareHarbor) mean a lot to many organizations around the sector.
But what do these changes and the wider market trends mean to the likes of Peek and Tiqets?
The former, based in the U.S., has raised almost $40 million and offers a hybrid model of software to operators and consumer-facing booking site.
Netherlands-headquartered Tiqets was created in 2014 and has $22.5 million in investment and focuses on selling spots at museums and attractions.
PhocusWire spoke to both companies during the Arival Event 2018 in Las Vegas.
We kick things off with Luuc Elzinga, CEO of Tiqets...
PhocusWire @ Arival 2018 - Tiqets eyes a big opportunity for attractions
...and then Peek CEO Ruzwana Bashir
PhocusWire @ Arival 2018 - Peek on a market transformed