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Luis Caixado Explains How JustEnjoy Delivers Memorable Moments for Families

Via News interviewed Luis Caixado, co-founder of JustEnjoy, at Web Summit 2016 in Lisbon. The startup delivers curated toy boxes to hotels for families with children aged 3-8, helping them explore the city.

LM Salvado
LM Salvado

November 13, 2016

Luis Caixado ViaNews interview
LISBON (ViaNews) - Right at the heart of the Web Summit we met with the co-founder of JustEnjoy, Luis Caixado. JustEnjoy is about delivering memorable moments for families during their holidays. They have a ready to use package with a specially selected group of toys and props to help the children engage with the city on their terms. It's delivered to the hotel ahead of their stay so they receive a special gift upon arrival. Video interview with Luis Caixado From JustEnjoy. Miguel Carvalho: Luis Caixado, tell us about your project. Luis Caixado: JustEnjoy is a solution for families arriving in Lisbon. I created a box with a treasure inside. It's for families with kids from 3 to 8. When they arrive in the city and get the box, they will know where the parks are. It's a simple way to engage families around the city. MC: Is it a full package for families? LC: Yes, it's a full package. It's not an application, it's a low-tech product at this stage. There is a toy inside and a map so families arriving the city know the best spots for them and their kids.
"The Web Summit is the best that happened to Lisbon so far. Startups, huge companies and you can find people from all around the world."

Luis Caixado

MC: About the web Summit, how are you enjoying it? LC: The Web Summit is the best that happened to Lisbon so far. Startups, huge companies and you can find people from all around the world. Lots of good ideas, good concepts, the attitude is wonderful and optimist. This is a huge opportunity for the country, startups, and companies. MC: Are you looking for investors, partnerships? What's your goal here? LC: The goal is to see what's happening in the Web Summit and to create my company's strategy for the second year. I've been looking around for the best way to be in the Web Summit as a company. I've been making some partnerships already, some new ideas, and for sure, I'm looking for clients. As for investors, I already got some part of it. I'm in the acceleration process already. I'm on a program called SLP from Lisboa. We got a huge community in the startupLisboa, it's wonderful space to develop my project. This year is to be the best possible and 2017 is going to be the big year.
LM Salvado
LM Salvado

LM Salvado is an AI possibilist — he takes the risks of AI seriously, and still sees the route through them. Founder of Via News Network, an AI-native newsroom built on full source-traceability, he tracks how AI is reshaping markets, capital, and labor — the quiet shifts that happen before the headlines catch up.

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