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DidaTravel competitors & alternatives

Travel Technology & B2B DistributionSingapore

The 12 closest competitors and alternatives to DidaTravel among travel technology & b2b distribution companies — ranked by similarity to what DidaTravel actually does, not by market-cap band.

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About DidaTravel

DidaTravel is a global B2B travel technology and distribution platform connecting travel suppliers with agents, tour operators, and corporate travel buyers.

DidaTravel at a glance

DidaTravel is a travel technology & b2b distribution company headquartered in Singapore. Its most recent funding round, Series A, closed in April 2018. Xcout tracks 10 named people at DidaTravel, including Daryl Lee (Group CEO).

DidaTravel leadership

  • Daryl LeeGroup CEO
  • Eric ZhuangCSO & President of T&A
  • Stone FanCOO
  • Windy YuCRO
  • Gareth MatthewsCMO
  • Nicky UssamarnCCO

4 more named people on record for DidaTravel, with roles, board committees and tenure — see the full roster →

DidaTravel funding rounds

Every round on record:

DateRoundAmountInvestors
Series AUndisclosed—

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Top 12 DidaTravel competitors

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