Business Insider UK | Skyscanner is still a British company despite selling to a larger Chinese firm, CEO insists Business Insider UK Founded in 2001, the travel search and comparison website announced that it had been acquired by Ctrip for $1.74 billion (£1.4 billion), shunning a rumoured IPO in the process. "We're still headquartered here, over 500 of our 800 staff are based in the ... |
2016-11-24
Skyscanner is still a British company despite selling to a larger Chinese firm, CEO insists – Business Insider UK
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