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Four travel tech startups have raised $328 million in capital this week. 

Six travel tech startups raised $58 million over the past two weeks.

Three travel tech startups raised nearly $7 million in venture capital this week.

Sabre said on Wednesday it had acquired a small startup, Techsembly, which helps luxury hoteliers manage the sales of gift cards, among other cloud-based software services.

Six travel tech startups reported raising nearly $49 million this week.

Three travel tech companies have announced more than $193 million in funding this week.

Expensya, the corporate expense management startup, has been acquired. 

Three travel tech startups have announced more than $4 million in funding this week.

Three tech startups involved in the travel industry announced more than $78 million in funding this week. 

Vervotech, a startup that manages hotel room data, is the latest in a string of travel tech acquisitions by Juniper Group.

Three travel tech companies announced funding this week totaling nearly $230 million.

Four travel tech startups have announced raises of more than $16 million this week.

Earlier this month, a curved aluminum skeleton 40 feet long sat waiting in Hermeus’ cavernous Atlanta factory. It was the prototype of a drone called Quarterhorse. It will never fly. Instead, it’s scheduled for ground-testing starting in September. Hermeus CEO AJ Piplica and his cofounders believe it’s the first step on a long road to an audacious goal: building a plane capable of carrying 20 passengers at hypersonic speed — five times faster than sound, or 3,850 miles per hour.