rome2rio, a search engine headed by two ex-Microsoft engineers which lets you literally work out how to get from A to B (not unlike FromAtoB.com) via a Google Map with multi-modal travel options, has ...

This website will help you answer those age-old questions: Where do I go after I land? And more important, how much will it cost? What’s hot: Rome2Rio.com is blazing fast. In researching a trip with ...

Rome2rio is a neat, ‘multi-modal’ travel search engine that we’ve raved about in the past, and now it’s opening up new access free-of-charge options for its API in order to bring the same service to ...

Omio (née GoEuro) has acquired multimodal travel veteran Rome2rio as it works on building out a global travel aggregator business, having taken the decision to zoom out from its home market of Europe ...

Photo Credit: A new crop of search and booking sites, including GoEuro and Rome2rio, are helping travelers navigate their trips door to door using very diverse modes of transportation. Rome2Rio GoEuro ...

Rome2Rio started as a consumer-facing travel search site, but shifted its focus to B2B partnerships in May 2012 by charging developers to use its API –- a plan that apparently didn't pan out as ...

TTW cites “pent-up demand, strong personal savings among affluent demographics, and a growing appetite for immersive cultural experiences” as the main reasons more Americans are traveling overseas.

A new travel site called Rome2Rio launches today, the brainchild of two ex-Microsoft employees, Michael Cameron and Bernard Tschirren. The site’s main innovation? It’s vehicle agnostic, in a way–you ...

Melbourne startup Rome2rio has announced an iPhone app for its travel search engine, which makes it easy for users to find a path to any location via air, rail, road or sea. Rome2rio raised $450,000 ...

The founders of Rome2rio are set for a $40 million payday after selling the travel startup to UK-based booking platform Omio. The Melbourne-based startup which helps travellers find and compare routes ...