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WayBlazer closes shop, cites lack of funds and time

WayBlazer closes shop, cites lack of funds and time

WayBlazer was launched in 2014, founded by Travelocity founder and Kayak founding chairman Terry Jones and Manoj Saxena, former general manager of IBM Watson.

07/27/2018|4:55:03 PM|PhocusWire
Click&Boat sails off with a €4 million investment

Click&Boat sails off with a €4 million investment

Boat rental startup Click&Boat to expand globally as well as through acquisition.

06/14/2018|5:29:16 PM|Tnooz
Hotel tech startup Tink Labs shares secret to Handy's success

Hotel tech startup Tink Labs shares secret to Handy's success

The B2B2C approach helps hotels to increase revenue and guest satisfaction, and make travelers spend more time in hotel.

02/15/2018|3:01:54 PM|TravelDailyMedia
Strategies and questions that travel startups should look at

Strategies and questions that travel startups should look at

Amadeus have reviewed over 1,300 startups but only invested in nine. How does it choose strategies?

01/09/2018|6:12:05 PM|Tnooz
Expedia gets on accelerator trend with Hotel Jumpstart

Expedia gets on accelerator trend with Hotel Jumpstart

Following the trend of travel giants launching accelerator programs, Expedia has launched its 6-month accelerator Hotel Jumpstart with Hotel.com.

10/23/2017|10:45:24 AM|Tnooz
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
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