The Montreal-based travel-booking app will run the Brazil-based bank’s entry into the online travel sector. The site, which will be incorporated into Nubank’s shopping platform, will launch next year. (The Logic)
The Montreal-based travel-booking app will run the Brazil-based bank’s entry into the online travel sector. The site, which will be incorporated into Nubank’s shopping platform, will launch next year. (The Logic)
The Montreal-based travel-booking app will run the Brazil-based bank’s entry into the online travel sector. The site, which will be incorporated into Nubank’s shopping platform, will launch next year. (The Logic)
Talking point: The partnership with one of Latin America’s biggest banks comes just over two weeks after Expedia, claiming Hopper’s features “exploit consumer anxiety,” cut off supply of hotel and vacation rentals to Hopper’s app. Hopper is no stranger to bank partnerships, having launched Capital One’s travel platform in 2021. Founded in 2007, Hopper bounced back from COVID-19-era restrictions to snag a US$5-billion valuation in February 2022.
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