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hopOn.

A San Francisco booking site for group trips, with shared itineraries and split expenses, later sold to Kayak co-founder Paul English's Lola.

Travel

Timeline

  1. Acquired

    Wikipedia's article on Lola says it acquired HopOn, a travel booking company, in 2015.

    Acquisition · Announced
    en.wikipedia.org
  2. Funding

    hopOn announced its launch and a $750,000 seed round led by New Enterprise Associates.

    Funding · Announced
    globenewswire.com
  3. Listing page saved

    The Wayback Machine saved this listing page.

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  4. Listed on Stompstart

    “The Simple and Social Way to Book Travel”

  5. Acquired

    hopOn was sold to Lola, the travel startup of Kayak co-founder Paul English.

    Acquisition · Announced
    referent.com

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Laptop, tablet and phones showing a group trip planning app with listings and a map.
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“The Simple and Social Way to Book Travel”

Book flights from 400+ airlines, choose from 170,000+ hotels, and share travel expenses in a few clicks - hopOn makes discovering, planning and booking travel simple, whether you're traveling alone or with people, for vacation or a work trip. Create a triplist... Triplists are sharable itineraries - with flights, hotels, shared expenses and more. invite friends/colleagues Friends get their own copy of your triplist and can fly from a new city, change dates, etc. ...and book in a click. Everyone can book their flight, hotel and/or pay for shared expenses in a few clicks.

Topics
Hotels and stays, Travel
Location
San Francisco · United States
hopon.com ↗youtube.com/watch ↗facebook.com/hoponinc ↗twitter.com/hopOn ↗linkedin.com/company/hopon-inc- ↗

In our words: The listing described hopOn as a simple, social way to book travel: flights from more than 400 airlines, over 170,000 hotels and shared expenses, organized into shareable itineraries called triplists. Invited friends or colleagues got their own copy to change cities or dates, and everyone could book in a few clicks. It was listed from San Francisco, United States.

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Sources

  1. globenewswire.com
  2. referent.com
  3. medium.com
  4. hopon.com
  5. en.wikipedia.org
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