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The City Palace in Udaipur, India. This week, travel startups announced more than $95 million in funding. Ixigo, Exoticca, MisterFly, and Mototourismo gained. Ninara / Flickr/Creative Commons Skift Take: This week, travel startups announced more than $95 million in funding. Concepts included online travel and transit booking in India, the high-tech packaging of multi-day tours, tools to help agents book travel, and a travel brand for motorcycle owners. — Sean O'Neill Read the Complete Story… *…
The City Palace in Udaipur, India. This week, travel startups announced more than $95 million in funding. Ixigo, Exoticca, MisterFly, and Mototourismo gained. Ninara / Flickr/Creative Commons Skift Take: This week, travel startups announced more than $95 million in funding. Concepts included online travel and transit booking in India, the high-tech packaging of multi-day tours, tools to help agents book travel, and a travel brand for motorcycle owners. — Sean O'Neill Read the Complete Story…
The City Palace in Udaipur, India. This week, travel startups announced more than $95 million in funding. Ixigo, Exoticca, MisterFly, and Mototourismo gained. Ninara / Flickr/Creative Commons Skift Take: This week, travel startups announced more than $95 million in funding. Concepts included online travel and transit booking in India, the high-tech packaging of multi-day tours, tools to help agents book travel, and a travel brand for motorcycle owners. — Sean O'Neill Read the Complete Story On……
The City Palace in Udaipur, India. This week, travel startups announced more than $95 million in funding. Ixigo, Exoticca, MisterFly, and Mototourismo gained. Ninara / Flickr/Creative Commons Skift Take: This week, travel startups announced more than $95 million in funding. Concepts included online travel and transit booking in India, the high-tech packaging of multi-day tours, tools to help agents book travel, and a travel brand for motorcycle owners. — Sean O'Neill Read the Complete Story On…
Skift Take: The pandemic caused massive disruption for travel industry financials, decimating balance sheets and driving large debt loads. Yet travel demand is coming back more quickly than expected, and companies that take advantage of strategic financial opportunities now will be in a position to control their own destinies through the recovery and beyond. — Read the Complete Story On Skift * This article was originally published here * This article was originally published here * This… *…
