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  1. Who Owns Rang7.com?

    Explore Article VCCircle (May 19 2009) Travel

    Rang7.com is the latest online travel portal to hit the Indian market. The website has attracted a lot of attention in the last few days as a leading newspaper reported the portal was owned by India’s three major domestic airlines - Kingfisher Airlines, IndiGo Airlines and SpiceJet. And that the venture was floated by airlines to checkmate other independent OTAs who survive largely on commission payouts by airline companies. Even though the ownership of the travel portal is still being speculated, VCCircle digs for more information on the people behind the OTA, which is reportedly trying to become an Orbitz in India, a US based ...

    Comment on Article Mentions:   Ixigo   Travelguru Affiliate Program   Galileo

  2. Stocks to watch: Jet Airways, Ranbaxy, IFCI

    Explore Article The Economic Times (Oct 14 2008) Travel

    Television Eighteen India has informed that Network 18 Group has decided to exit the joint venture agreement entered by it through Web18 Holdings with Ambit ...

    Comment on Article Mentions:   Web18   Straits Times   Dr Reddy

  3. Travelocity Global buys Travelguru

    Explore Article Google News (Aug 18 2009) Travel , Acquisition

    Travelocity Global buys TravelguruDaily News & AnalysisIt raised $25 million in 2006 -- $10 million from Sequoia Capital India, which the latter followed up with a $15 million co-investment with Battery Venture. ...and more »

    Comment on Article Mentions:   Travelocity Global   Sequoia Capital India

  4. Indian Online Hotel Site TravelGuru Acquired By Travelocity

    Explore Article MediaNama.com (Aug 18 2009) Travel , Acquisition

    Indian Online Hotel Site TravelGuru Acquired By Travelocity Online Travel Agency Travelocity has acquired Indian online hotel aggregator TravelGuru, according to a company release. Travel news site TravelBizMonitor had reported the deal a couple of days ago. According to Roshan Mendis, Regional VP (Travelocity Asia Pacific), “Travelguru will continue to operate as a stand alone business and brand in India”. The terms of the deal [...] More at MediaNama.com

    Comment on Article Mentions:   Ixigo   Sequoia Capital India   Travelocity Asia Pacific

  5. Kingfisher boards Twitter. Who is next?

    Explore Article India Business Blog (Apr 29 2009) Mobile , Social Networking , Travel

    Kingfisher boards Twitter. Who is next? Kingfisher became the first company in India to use Twitter. Kingfisher will update its guests through the social media rising star - twitter. When I said it was the first company that was a hunch. Because I did not hear any other Indian company using Twitter. Maybe few startups are using it but, none in [...]

    Comment on Article Mentions:   Kingfisher   Redbus   India Inc

  6. Kingfisher offering Search Book & Pay feature On Mobile

    Explore Article WATBlog.com (Oct 11 2007) Mobile , Travel

    Kingfisher offering Search Book & Pay feature On Mobile King fisher airlines one of inidas premier airline companies have tied up with Paymate a mobile payment solution provider where users will be able to search, book & even pay for their tickets from the cell phone. the service is called ‘FLYBUYSMS’ where users can do all the above from their mobile handsets using sms [...]

    Comment on Article Mentions:   PayMate   Gautam Bhatia   Kingfisher

  7. "We Are In Talks To Build An OTA Backed By Airlines": Rang7.com Founder

    Explore Article contentSutra.com (Jun 3 2009) Travel

    "We Are In Talks To Build An OTA Backed By Airlines": Rang7.com Founder Rang7.com is an online travel agency (OTA), which is still on the stealth mode. The company is trying to build a business in India on the lines of the successful Orbitz—an OTA founded by a group of airlines. Rang7.com is in the process of cobbling up a group of airline backers to launch its service in India. The company is founded by Ram Seethepalli, who was formerly an MD with Travelport, which had been a major investor with Orbitz. Seethepalli exclusively spoke to VCCircle on his plans, and also clarified on media reports, including VCCircle's, on Rang7. Excerpts: Why another ...

    Comment on Article Mentions:   American Airlines   Yatra   Continental Airlines

  8. TravelGuru acquiring Desiya.com?

    Explore Article From Information to Knowledge (Oct 11 2007) Travel , Acquisition

    There is news that TravelGuru is acquiring another travel portal and online hotel-rooms consolidator, Desiya.com. TravelGuru is currently funded by Sequoia Capital and Battery Ventures. Technorati Tags: TravelGuru, Desiya.com, Sequoia Capital

    Comment on Article Mentions:   Sequoia Capital India

  9. iXiGO displays lowest fares found recently by other iXiGO users

    Explore Article Alootechie (Nov 23 2007) Travel

    Travel search engine iXiGO.com has launched iXiGO Box Office, a new feature on its home page that displays the lowest fares found recently by other iXiGO users. According to iXiGO, the new feature allows for easier spotting of real available deals, as and when they are discovered on the iXiGO site.

    Comment on Article Mentions:   Aloke Bajpai   Ixigo

  10. TravelGuru acquires Desiya for Rs 100 crore ($25 million)

    Explore Article Indian startups (Dec 20 2007) Travel , Acquisition

    The first major act of consolidation in the online travel portal industry in India. TravelGuru ($42 million revenue this fiscal) has acquired B2B hotel portal Desiya for $25 million (Rs 100 crores). TravelGuru has raised $25 million in funding over two rounds. via ET  India portals, M & A, desiya, travelguru

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  11. Interview with Aloke Bajpai of iXigo

    Explore Article ileher.com (Jul 22 2007) Travel

    Aloke Bajpai is a founder of iXigo, an Indian travel search engine that currently serves domestic airline bookings. The online travel business is a fast growing market segment due to increased travel in India as well as growing number of travel service providers like airlines and hotels. This market segment is also competitive with multiple players [...]

    Comment on Article Mentions:   Dharmendra Yashovardhan   Rajnish Kumar   Aloke Bajpai

  12. Hotels.com launches Indian Operations

    Explore Article WATBlog.com (Feb 2 2009) Travel

    TravelGuru was one of the first Indian websites to shift its focus from airline ticketing to hotel booking. Cleartrip and MakeMyTrip realised the potential of raking in profits from hotel booking too. Last August Cleartrip added TripAdvisor’s hotel reviews and also added hotel maps. So why hotels? Unlike the air booking industry where the profit margins are slim, [...]

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  13. Launching India's 1st Travel Deals site Traveltechie.com

    Explore Article Welcome to Traveltechie (Oct 1 2009) Travel

    Comment "Honeymoon Travel & Places to visit in France France is the land of good food and wine, of royal chateaux ..." - palcomweb

    Traveltechie.com is launched with the simple mission to connect Smart Travelers looking for the Best Deals in Travel with the Airlines, Hotels, Resorts, Cruises, Travel Agents, Tour Operators & various Travel Suppliers who offer Great Travel Deals. Traveltechie is India's first publisher of The Best Deals in Travel to the Frequent Travelers (B...

    1 Comment Mentions:   Traveltechie   Best

  14. MakeMyTrip is not Expedia for India Anymore

    Explore Article Information Madness (Oct 17 2007) Travel

    I remeber when MakeMyTrip.com started back in 2005, they were really aggresive and happy about their service. And to be frank, it was unique in India as no body started something like that before in India. That time, Expedia.com was pretty famous and well reputed travel portal in western countries. So the Deep Kalra, founder and chief executive officer, MakeMyTrip was claiming that "We are Expedia for India". Well not any more. In a recent article on , Sharat Dhall, managing director of Expedia India mentioned that Expedia is soon launching its services in India. I checked the domain name...

    Comment on Article Mentions:   LiveMint   Sharat Dhall   Expedia Inc

  15. Conflicts Of Interest

    Explore Article VentureWoods (Jun 25 2009) Travel

    CONFLICTS OF INTEREST Sanjay Anandaram  Julius Caesar the great Roman emperor divorced his wife Pompeia as heconsidered his honour and position compromised because Pompeia was indirectly associated with a trial for sacrilege. He explained that his wife should not only be free from sin but from suspicion. Given the state of our political system, this kind of [...]

    Comment on Article Mentions:   Nasscom   Vijay Mallya   Sanjay Anandaram

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