TripHobo inks partnership with ZomatoThe partnership will allow TripHobo users to access database of restaurants on Zomato's global network in 22 countries.
TripHobo partners with Skyscanner to strengthen its travel offeringsUser research shows that most travel plans gets dropped in the planning stage itself because of the various hurdles and pain points of coor...
Online travel pioneers & new niche startups both competing & partnering to offer travellers a range of experiencesWhile travel firms expect further consolidation in the next 12 months, mergers may be branded and managed carefully, say experts.
Why investors are betting on new-age innovative travel portal start-ups like TravelTriangle & RoutofyThese ventures give users a platform to find ways to book hotel rooms and even holidays without the discomfort of long queues or visits to ...
Startup TripHobo raises Series B investmentTriphobo is a visual algorithmic trip planner, helping users to choose where they want to travel and plan each trip day in detail and make ...
Travel planning website TripHobo raises $3 million from Mayfield and Kalaari CapitalFounded in 2012 as JoGuru, TripHobo allows users to plan and book customised holidays based on user-generated travel itineraries.
Travel app firm TripHobo raises $3 millionTripHobo raised $3 mn which will be used for research and development, talent acquisition, scaling content and technology integration with ...
TripHobo raises $3 million in Series B fundsThe funds would be used to primarily invest in R&D, talent acquisition, scaling content and technology integration with the travel ecosyste...
Next generation travel startups catch investors’ eye with niche expertiseThese companies focus on sub-segments like vacation planning, asset light hotels, travel related content and are likely to grow exponential...
Old-fashioned companies are now turning into angels for new entrepreneursFor many , it is an opportunity to play , even if indirectly , in the technology sector that they so far eschewed or hardly understood.
Venture capitalists put $1 billion into early-stage projects in 2014 on back of rising ecommerce dealsFund managers are pouring money into consumer internet and technology firms that have cornered over half of the total deal flow this year.