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Lodgify just raised €600,000 in seed funding. What made Australian investors support this European startup?

Mat Beeche - May 21, 2015 2 MIN READ

It was announced yesterday that Lodgify, a startup that allows users to create their own vacation rental sites closed a €600,000 (AU$844,646) seed round led by angel investor Chris Hitchen, who also happens to be a venture partner at Square Peg Capital’s office in Germany, as well as Howzat Partners and Venrex Investment Management.

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