Rentals United Raises $4 Million for Distribution Tech: Travel Startup Funding This Week


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Skift Take

This week’s startup funding announcements reveal broader industry investment themes, such as the need for marketing tools for the owners of short-term rentals and for talent recruitment technology to help fill labor gaps in the tourism industry.
Series: Startups This Week

Travel Startup Funding This Week

Each week we round up travel startups that have recently received or announced funding. Please email Travel Tech Reporter Justin Dawes at jd@skift.com if you have funding news.
This week travel startups announced more than $109 million in funding. Earlier this week, we reported that Selina had raised $100 million in fresh financing. Access Industries led the Series C round. Grupo Wiese and existing investors Colony Latam Partners also participated. Selina, based in Tel Aviv, runs a network of 46 properties in a dozen Latin American countries and Portugal. It offers private and shared accommodation with coworking facilities, cafes, wellness, and local experiences. >>Rentals United, which provides a tech platform for vacation rental property managers, has raised $4.25 million. Stella EOC, a boutique investment bank, invested via its venture capital arm. Howzat Partners, a venture capital investment firm with a specialty in travel, also invested. The channel