Alternative accommodation platform Roamr has secured an additional $2.3 million in funding as it ‘scales its mission’ to disrupt corporate travel.
The platform claims to save companies up to 30 per cent on accommodation costs by incentivising employees to stay with friends or colleagues instead of in hotels, and enables travellers and hosts to pocket a share of the savings.
The new funding was led by a group of repeat investors who pre-empted Roamr’s plans to seek funding later in the year, having first invested seed capital of around €600,000 in late 2024. They include former Meta Ireland managing director Rick Kelley, Quintas Capital chairman John Riordan, KPMG partner Eoghan Quigley, and angel investor Mike Halpin, in…
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