$2M More for Yapta from Voyager, Others

6/25/09

Seattle-based Yapta, an online travel site that tracks airfare and hotel prices, announced it has closed a $2 million Series B funding round led by Voyager Capital. The round also included Northwest investors Swiftsure Capital and W Media Ventures, and San Francisco-area firms Bay Partners and First Round Capital. Yapta was founded in 2006 and has raised a total of $7.7 million. The news was first reported by TechFlash.

Gregory T. Huang is Xconomy's National IT Editor and the Editor of Xconomy Boston. You can e-mail him at gthuang@xconomy.com or call him at 617-252-7323. Follow @

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