Travel and expense management company <a href="http://www.crunchbase.com/company/concur">Concur</a>, which earlier this year <a href="https://techcrunch.com/2011/01/13/concur-acquires-tripit/">acquire
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<a href="http://www.yapta.com">Yapta</a>, which helps travelers book airline tickets (<a href="https://techcrunch
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We're big fans of <a href="http://www.tripit.com/">TripIt,</a> a nifty site that creates customi
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<a href="http://www.yapta.com">Yapta.com</a>, an online travel website that tracks airli
Browser add-ons are a great, but not everybody uses them. If you want to build a serious Web business, it is probably still a good idea to have a Website as well. Last year, when Tom Romary launched Y
More travel startup news tonight after Sidestep’s acquisition of TripUp: Yapta, one of the many Seattle-based travel startups (see Farecast and TripHub too), is announcing its second round of ve
Yapta, which went into private beta a month ago, had a bad day today. The company’s Pioneer Square office in Seattle caught fire this morning. CEO Tom Romary’s car got a flat tire. And, un
I don’t know what it is about Seattle and travel startups, but newcomer Yapta now joins Farecast and TripHub, two other startups we’ve been tracking from that cold, rainy place. I saw a pr