• Singapore
  • Mumbai
  • Dubai
  • London
  • New York
Subscribe

TravHQ Daksh Sharma

Daksh Sharma, page 2

Latest from Daksh

RSS feed
  1. The Weekly Digest

    Weekly Digest: India’s digital tourism stack and who gets AI bookings

    Five stories from the week: India's National Digital Tourism Stack, Thai Airways' CEO exit, an agentic AI travel hackathon, Airbnb's AI agent stance and Mews guest automation.

    Daksh Sharma
  2. Events

    HICAP 2026 Singapore: 5 reasons hotel investors should attend

    HICAP 2026 Singapore runs 20 to 22 October at the Fairmont and Swissotel The Stamford, with India, Japan and China sessions and a tech brief for owners.

    Daksh Sharma
  3. Technology

    MakeMyTrip’s Price Drop Protection: the Rs 229 bet on falling fares

    MakeMyTrip's new Price Drop Protection adds a third paid cover to the flight checkout, for Rs 229 a head. What it pays, where it stops, and what it means for…

    Daksh Sharma
  4. Startups

    Luxury Escapes valued at $525m in Ellerston Capital’s 12% stake deal

    Ellerston Capital buys a 12% stake in Luxury Escapes in a secondary sale at $525m, targeting a 5% dividend yield and a two-to-three-year exit.

    Daksh Sharma
  5. The Weekly Digest

    Weekly Digest: Agoda, Dextr AI’s US$6.7M and Thailand’s THIM app

    Agoda's AI assistant, Dextr AI's US$6.7M seed, Thailand's THIM app, Japan's US$343.1B tourism pact and Skift's call for a single AI conversation.

    Daksh Sharma
  6. Analysis: Five moves

    Klook’s secret sauce: 5 moves behind Visa, Mastercard and Cloudbeds

    Klook signed Mastercard, Visa and Cloudbeds in 28 days. Five things the Hong Kong experiences platform did that other suppliers did not, with numbers.

    Daksh Sharma
  7. Startups

    Indonesia’s SPUN raises US$1.8M to put visas inside OTA checkouts

    SPUN, the Indonesian visa startup, embeds its application flow in Klook, Traveloka, Tiket and Nusatrip checkouts. It closed a US$1.8M seed funding round and counts 200 corporate clients.

    Daksh Sharma
  8. Technology

    Amap and Singapore Tourism Board launch 104-place Street Stars guide

    Amap and STB's Singapore Street Stars puts 104 places into seven AI-ranked lists inside the app 170 million Chinese users open daily, as China arrivals rise 9.4%.

    Daksh Sharma
  9. Startups

    dormakaba to buy Alliants, adding 100,000 rooms of guest software

    dormakaba has agreed to acquire Alliants, the Southampton guest-experience software firm behind 100,000 hotel rooms. What owners should read into it.

    Daksh Sharma

Building what travel runs on next? Pitch us.

We profile founders building for hotels, airlines, OTAs, DMCs and tourism boards. Tell us what you are building.

Pitch your startup