Skift | China's HNA Invested $28 Million to Start a US Online Travel Agency and Abruptly Closed It Skift HNA Group tried to enter the U.S. online travel agency market through Travana/Janbala and abruptly had a change of heart either because the startup didn't know what it was doing or because of some other dynamic in the opaque world of Chinese investors. |
2017-05-03
China's HNA Invested $28 Million to Start a US Online Travel Agency and Abruptly Closed It – Skift
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