Travel start-up Culture Trip has confirmed that founder Kris Naudts is stepping down as the company's chief executive. Naudts, who will retain his position as chairman, will be replaced by Didier ...

Award-winning travel media startup Culture Trip plans to lay off around half its UK staff, following similar redundancies in its New York team, according to employees and documents seen by Business ...

Think about your favorite holidays. What do you remember most fondly? The exotic spices you tasted in the market, the stirring conversations shared at the dive bar, or the sweet perfume of flowers ...

Travel media startup Culture Trip's CEO Kris Naudts announced in an all-staff meeting on Monday that he will step down from his current role, a spokesperson confirmed to Business Insider. Naudts will ...

Culture Trip employs around 300 staff across offices in London, New York, and Tel Aviv. The tech firm produces clickable lists that act as a resource for travelers. It claims that 2.5 million people ...

Travel-planning site Culture Trip is soft-launching an OTA, initially enabling users to book 120 accommodations in 12 destinations. Culture Trip said the OTA will expand to include more accommodations ...

Culture Trip, the travel media company that raised roughly $155 million, sold its website and group tour business to the U.S. News & World Report. Culture Trip has gone through several business ...

Svetitskhoveli Cathedral in Mtskheta, Georgia. Trips by Culture Trip offers small-group vacation packages that visit multiple destinations so that travelers can experience several bucket-list ...

While a lot of travel startups (Airbnb, Ctrip, Kayak, to name a few) have made waves by disrupting how people search for and buy accommodation, flights and other travel services, the ongoing interest ...

Photo Credit: Kris Naudts, founder and CEO of Culture Trip. The company has taken more than $100 million in investment. Culture Trip We get it, startups often have to accept substantial losses in ...

Travel website Culture Trip has launched “TRIPS by Culture Trip,” a collection of unique small-group adventures to let people experience destinations together with other culturally curious travelers.

Travel guides Lonely Planet and Culture Trip are working together to sell advertising across their platforms as the tourism industry recovers from the coronavirus pandemic. Their Travel Reborn ...