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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
XiaoMing Bike closes B round financing

XiaoMing Bike closes B round financing

China’s bike-sharing startup XiaoMing Bike announced that it has received hundreds of millions of yuan in its series B round funding. The company plans to accelerate its strategy of electronic parking lane nationwide to improve user experience.

07/17/2017|5:38:35 PM|ChinaTravelNews
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