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ITB Asia 2017: Another successful outing for Team QUp!

Organized by Messe Berlin (Singapore), ITB Asia 2017 takes place from 25 – 27 October 2017 at the Sands Expo and Convention Centre, Marina Bay Sands. It has welcomed its strongest ever buyer participation across the corporate, MICE and leisure sectors, with 22,000 business appointments recorded. With exhibitors spanning across

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Uber London ban: Chance to get your OWN apps and REPLACE Uber!

TfL: Uber London has the bad outweighs the goodLondon’s regulator said it wouldn’t renew Uber London’s license to operate in the city. The reason is because the company’s “approach and conduct demonstrate a lack of corporate responsibility”. The Transport for London (TfL) has raised big concerns

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Uber South Africa: Violence erupts as two Uber taxi's petrol-bombed

The latest violence between Uber South Africa and local taxiesOn Friday, September 8th 2017, the South African transport minister Joe Maswanganyi has denounced the clashes a day earlier between metered taxi drivers and two Uber drivers in Johannesburg. The three vehicles were set alight near the Sandton City shopping center,

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QUp Dispatching Technology: Ready to take on biggies with more fleet partners on the go!

QUp Dispatching Technology is proudly continuing to fuel surge in today taxi and limo transportation business. We are on our way helping fleets to step up the pedestal breaking in parallel with the big guys like Uber and Lyft, thus easing the traffic congestion across the continents. With QUp’s

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QUp Dispatching System: Empower Taxis and VTC with more than just Uber’s tech!

Uber is building up its business at a disturbing rate for 7 years now, driving the traditional transportation industry into a free fall. While Uber and other taxi companies are fighting over different regulations in court everyday out there, you can lay your belief in the form of a top-notch

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Uber CEO resigned: The future has been more certain for QUp and its fleet partners

According to The New York Times, Uber’s co-founder Travis Kalanick has quitted as CEO at the behest of five major Uber investors, including venture capital firm Benchmark, who requested for Kalanick’s immediate resignation in a letter titled “Moving Uber Forward“. Uber seemingly endless scandalsThis announcement should be the