
Officials in the French capital have announced the launch of a startup incubator focused on “urban tourism”, named Welcome City Lab.
Daniele Beccari is co-founder and CEO of TargetHub, a startup using mobile and data to change the way people travel.
A travel technology strategist focusing on product innovation with global industry players, he also served as VP Europe at Isango, a global travel experiences aggregator. Previously he was head of global product marketing at the e-commerce division of Amadeus.
He started his career with the internet appliances R&D division of HP, working on e-mail client devices, web tablets and internet refrigerators... in 1995!
An MBA graduate from INSEAD (France), Daniele can be found somewhere between Paris, London, Turin, San francisco or Tokyo. Daniele's views are his alone and not necessarily the views of his clients.

Officials in the French capital have announced the launch of a startup incubator focused on “urban tourism”, named Welcome City Lab.

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