Travel and transportation have always been major focus points for the tech world. Why? Because people will always want to get from points A to B, and to do it faster and cheaper than before. GoEuro — a startup based out of Berlin — is a company to watch here because it straddles both of these industries. Come hear how GoEuro is doing this — and making a success of it — when its CEO Naren Shaam takes to the stage in a fireside chat next month, at TechCrunch’s Disrupt London event, December 5-6.
Like other travel portals, GoEuro’s focus is on helping people plan their travel and book their tickets. Uniquely, to find the answer, GoEuro offers a special twist: it presents an aggregated view of all possible routes to get there — be it by plane, train or bus — to figure out what might be fastest, and what will cost the least.
This, combined with the tech that GoEuro has built, makes for an interesting company that has a lot of potential in the years ahead, not just in Europe but the rest of the world.
Come join us in London to hear about how GoEuro is going places.
The two-day Disrupt conference runs December 5 to 6 in the Olympic Village’s Copper Box Arena and features Startup Alley and Startup Battlefield where one startup will take home £30,000. You can buy early-bird tickets for Disrupt London here.
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