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AMSTERDAM, May 12, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Katanox, the travel accommodation distribution and fintech platform, has raised $ 5.7 million from a group of financial, hospitality, and tech entrepreneur

Katanox, the travel accommodation distribution and fintech platform, has raised $ 5.7 million from a group of financial, hospitality, and tech entrepreneur family offices to overhaul and reconfigure B2B distribution in hospitality. The group of investors includes Rappi and Yuno co-founder Juan Pablo Ortega, co-founder of fintech Dimebox and current co-founder and CEO of Founda Jan Joost Kalff, and founder of hospitality tech iTesso Bas Blommaart.

Debt-ridden Supertech Ltd's lender Union Bank of India has asked it to come up with a settlement plan that entails "definite upfront payment" of dues

Willie Walsh, IATA Director General, shared the perspective of the association on the war in Ukraine and the ensuing humanitarian crisis.

Brussels, 22 January 2022 (SPS) -The Moroccan occupation, which continues lies and tendentious propaganda, is facing a new setback internationally, said the Polisario Front Representative for Europe and the European Union (EU), Oubi Bouchraya Bashir, warning the United Nations (UN) Security Council that the persistence of Morocco’s policy towards the Sahrawi issue could lead the UN envoy for Western Sahara to throw in the towel.

Two fintech companies are extending their reach further into new territories, riding the wave of payment digitization.

The Data Science Lab investigates new solutions based on artificial intelligence and machine learning to solve problems or explore new opportunities in the aviation industry.

Starting its journey as an online travel agent (OTA) two years ago, the airasia Super App now works with more than 700 international airline brands flying to over 3,000 destinations and promoting thousands of hotels worldwide. Some of its newest airline partners are Air&#x20...

The UN must demand that Morocco lift all restrictions imposed on the MINURSO, allow the African Union observers to return and allow the referendum on self-determination to take place.

Algiers, 31 October 2021 (SPS) - Algeria does not support the "biased" resolution adopted by the UN Security Council on the renewal of the mandate of the MINURSO (UN Mission for the Referendum in Western Sahara), the ministry of Foreign Affairs and the National Community Abroad said Sunday, regretting the "fundamentally unbalanced" approach set out in the resolution that "sorely lacks responsibility and insight.