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German travel app Omio raises $10m from Japan-Singapore fund
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German travel app Omio raises $10m from Japan-Singapore fund

German travel startup Omio has secured $10 million in funding from Granite-Integral, a Japan-Singapore joint venture fund, to expand its rail and bus booking services in Asian markets. The investment aims to leverage Granite-Integral's expertise in Japan and Southeast Asia, where Omio identifies opportunities for growth in overseas tourism. The move reflects increasing demand for digital travel solutions in the region as international travel resumes. Omio’s expansion plans focus on enhancing its platform for booking train and bus tickets across Asia.

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German travel app Omio raises $10m from Japan-Singapore fund

German travel startup Omio has secured $10 million in funding from Granite-Integral, a Japan-Singapore joint venture fund, to expand its rail and bus booking services in Asian markets. The investment aims to leverage Granite-Integral's expertise in Japan and Southeast Asia, where Omio identifies opportunities for growth in overseas tourism. The move reflects increasing demand for digital travel solutions in the region as international travel resumes. Omio’s expansion plans focus on enhancing its platform for booking train and bus tickets across Asia.

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