Five startups that want to define the future of travel in five different ways
Between business and leisure travel, transportation that ranges from planes to bikes, and booking platforms for everything from hotels to tours, there are endless opportunities to define the future of travel.
This week's SkiftSeedlings speaks to that breadth of opportunity by including everything from a media company looking to launch the world's largest consumer travel event to a small device that tracks employees' driving behaviors.
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