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Trivago creates sales subsidiary, for closer ties with independent hotels

Trivago creates sales subsidiary, for closer ties with independent hotels

The subsidiary, which will be based in Düsseldorf, has 160 employees and a number of systems in place to help hoteliers attract business direct to properties.

10/21/2017|12:04:52 PM|Tnooz
Cozitrip raises $2 million to chase Chinese inbound travel market

Cozitrip raises $2 million to chase Chinese inbound travel market

Sydney-based startup Cozitrip has raised $2 million to date to build a B2B travel platform that allows Chinese travel agents to make bookings at hotels in Australia and New Zealand.

10/09/2017|9:20:59 AM|Which-50.com
Australian Airport transport start-up Jayride raises $8 million

Australian Airport transport start-up Jayride raises $8 million

Jayride provides a marketplace for ground transportation services from airports to cities for travellers in Australia, New Zealand, the US, UK and Ireland and serves more than 250 airports.

09/25/2017|9:20:27 PM|The Australian Financial Review
What Marriott learns from its second startup accelerator program

What Marriott learns from its second startup accelerator program

There are three winners in Marriott's second TestBed: hotel chatbot provider HiJiffy, wireless earbuds for voice translation provider MyManu and W&E meters provider Optishower.

09/25/2017|5:28:05 PM|Tnooz
CAR Inc. car rental revenue increases by 31% YoY

CAR Inc. car rental revenue increases by 31% YoY

Net profit was RMB 379 million, a decrease of 64% YoY; car rental revenue was RMB 1,739 million, an increase of 31% YoY, and rental days grew by 71% year-over-year.

08/16/2017|11:50:59 AM|CAR Inc.
SoftBank partners with China’s bike-sharer Ofo to expand into Japan

SoftBank partners with China’s bike-sharer Ofo to expand into Japan

Japan is Ofo’s 7th overseas venture, after already starting up in Singapore, the United States, Britain, Kazakhstan, Thailand and Malaysia

08/10/2017|5:42:46 PM|SouthChinaMorningPost
Pollution-eating bike in development to tackle smog in China

Pollution-eating bike in development to tackle smog in China

A concept of smog-eating bike to reduce air pollution in China, designed by a Dutch designer in his Smog Free Project with Ofo, is to have a prototype ready by the end of the year.

08/07/2017|10:34:01 AM|Ecns.cn
Chinese bike-sharing services attract more than 100 million users in the past year

Chinese bike-sharing services attract more than 100 million users in the past year

China’s nascent bike-sharing industry has attracted more than 100 million users just a year after its debut in the country’s tech scene, as startups backed by Tencent and Alibaba touted free rides and carpeted urban sidewalks with millions of bikes.

08/07/2017|11:27:15 PM|SouthChinaMorningPost
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