The food delivery platform Robinhood is expanding into tourism with a new one-stop online travel agent (OTA) called Robinhood Travel that boasts a zero gross profit policy, like its initial app.
AirAsia buys Gojek s Thai business
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published : 8 Jul 2021 at 05:44 Talks between AirAsia and Gojek began around two months ago. (Photo: Seksan Rojjanametakul)
AirAsia is aiming to use its strong network in Thailand to speed up the growth of Gojek in the country and put the loss-ridden service on the path towards profit within one year via upcountry expansion, starting with three key provinces in the fourth quarter.
The group s plan is to boost revenue from digital services to 50% within five years, which will become easier after it agreed to acquire the unit from Indonesia s delivery giant via a share deal worth US$50 million (1.61 billion baht).
In alignment with technology-driven business trends during the global health crisis, Amazon Web Services continues to gear up innovations to help partners and customers increase efficiency and build new revenue streams for sustainable future growth.
Robinhood set to extend reach into OTA services
published : 27 May 2021 at 04:00 Thana Thienachariya, board chairman at Purple Ventures, the operator of Robinhood
Online food delivery service provider Robinhood has vowed to double its investment budget to 300 million baht this year as it expands its reach into online travel agent (OTA) services.
The platform still maintains no gross profit (GP) or commission fees collected from the operators, which is aimed at supporting 30,000 small and medium-sized hoteliers across the country.
The move is expected to heap pressure on various foreign apps to reduce GP fees collected from local operators. By early next year, the company will launch a new version of Robinhood app to support small and medium-size enterprises [SMEs] in the hospitality business with the new feature of OTA, Thana Thienachariya, board chairman at Purple Ventures, the operator of Robinhood, told the Bangkok Pos
Robinhood set to extend reach into OTA services
published : 27 May 2021 at 04:00 Thana Thienachariya, board chairman at Purple Ventures, the operator of Robinhood
Online food delivery service provider Robinhood has vowed to double its investment budget to 300 million baht this year as it expands its reach into online travel agent (OTA) services.
The platform still maintains no gross profit (GP) or commission fees collected from the operators, which is aimed at supporting 30,000 small and medium-sized hoteliers across the country.
The move is expected to heap pressure on various foreign apps to reduce GP fees collected from local operators. By early next year, the company will launch a new version of Robinhood app to support small and medium-size enterprises [SMEs] in the hospitality business with the new feature of OTA, Thana Thienachariya, board chairman at Purple Ventures, the operator of Robinhood, told the Bangkok Pos