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“I’m not allowed to mention the actual figure, but it was one of the biggest exits in Singapore,” he says of his Travelmob exit.

The Airbnb-esque Tujia got a monster series C funding to help grow its business in China and overseas.

Remember when I said some consolidation might take place in Asia’s short term vacation rental space? Well, it is happening. HomeAway, a NASDAQ-listed online marketplace for vacation rentals, announced today

Singapore-based home vacation rental startup Travelmob, which only launched into beta in early 2012, has been acquired by HomeAway (NASDAQ:AWAY). The financial details haven’t been revealed, but the US firm

Having already buddied up with China’s TuJia and Singapore-based Wego last year, today HomeAway (NASDAQ:AWAY) has agreed another Asian tie-up – this time with Travelmob. As regular readers will recall,

After attracting its first major financing in May of last year, the Chinese vacation home rentals startup TuJia has announced today that it has wrapped up series B funding. The

One of the first Chinese startups I wrote about this year was TuJia, which is an online service for vacation home rentals. Then a few months later, this promising site

Travel search engine Wego has announced partnerships today with several online travel accommodation websites – and revealed its newest accommodation booking feature called Holiday Rentals. The new feature allows users

The Chinese startup team behind TuJia, a vacation home rental service, reckons that now’s the time for this to take off in China. Like the American site Homeaway.com, which is