Travelxp, the world’s leading travel and lifestyle television network and a global pioneer in 4K HDR broadcasting, today announced the launch of Travelxp HD and Travelxp 4K on Makedonski Telekom, one of North Macedonia’s largest telecommunications providers.

The launch marks an important step in Travelxp’s growth across the Balkan’s, enabling the network to reach over 65% of all Macedonian Pay TV homes. Viewers of Makedonski Telekom will now have access to Travelxp’s visually immersive slate of travel, culture, food, and lifestyle programming in both HD and ultra-high definition 4K HDR formats.

As part of the rollout, Travelxp HD will be available on channel 119, while Travelxp 4K can be found on channel 123, on Makedonski Telekom. Renowned for its cinematic storytelling and cutting-edge production standards, Travelxp brings destinations to life through breathtaking landscapes, authentic local encounters, and compelling human stories. The availability of both HD and 4K channels allows viewers to enjoy Travelxp’s content across multiple viewing environments, from traditional television screens to next-generation ultra-immersive displays.

Commenting on this launch, Sumant Bahl said: “Our partnership with Makedonski Telekom marks a meaningful milestone in Travelxp’s expansion across the Balkans. North Macedonia is a dynamic market with audiences that value premium, visually rich storytelling. With this launch, we are not only expanding our reach, but also enriching the way viewers in the region experience travel."

“At Makedonski Telekom, we continuously enrich our TV offer with premium and innovative content that brings real value to our customers,” said Ivan Brzovski from Makedonski Telekom. “The launch of Travelxp HD and Travelxp 4K perfectly complements our TV portfolio, giving customers access to world-class travel and lifestyle programming in exceptional picture quality. This partnership reflects our commitment to delivering cutting-edge entertainment experiences and bringing global content closer to Macedonian audiences.”